In Mint my desktop theme settings occasionally revert to the default
theme on booting. (The keyboard sound-player controls cease to function
at the same time, otherwise I probably wouldn't notice it.) The quickest
solution I found was to put a link to the Appearance control in the
panel. Just clicking on this and bringing up the Appearance dialog fixes
the problem -- I don't even have to select a theme. This might do the trick.
But it hasn't happened to me for a while -- something to do with
switching to Banshee from Rhythmbox?
Jon.
On 01/10/10 22:46, John Clarke wrote:
On Fri, Oct 01, 2010 at 11:12:45AM +1000, Heracles wrote:
The title bar on the windows that open within gnome sometimes go away.
I used to get that quite often in older Ubuntu releases on my old laptop
running compiz and emerald, and it was caused by emerald crashing. Very
easy to fix, just run "emerald --replace&" and your title bars will
reappear. If you're not running emerald, then try restarting whichever
window decorator you're using.
Cheers,
John
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