On 15/10/14 09:08, Alberts Muktupāvels wrote: > You can try without creating user. Use guest account to login. It is > important as we need understand if your problem is caused by your > customizations/settings. > > There is no need for save button. If you changed type to none is dconf- > editor then settings sshould be saved automatically. You wrote that you > have more then 4 panels. Did you changed that setting for all panels? > > Have you tried to login in session after changing background to none? > > When you try to launch gnome-panel do this: > 1) Open gnome-terminal (/usr/bin/gnome-terminal) not gnome-panel > 2) Then type in this command: > gnome-panel --replace & > > You may need to do it multiple times as --replace command does not work > like it should. Running gnome-panel from terminal will allow you to see > error/warning messages. > Sadly, there is no guest account and I see upon looking that changing that is not very simple. Yes, I found the way to save the changes, but I'm doing it in under my login - and while the panels change to black [there were blue and partly transparent], the fix works ONLY for ONE next session - then I get the desktop with no panels and no terminal via keyboard.... I'll try the launching of gnome-panel if it will do something when logged in as me.
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