r_endymion
March 2nd, 2008, 06:25 PM
I am running mythbuntu with the Ubuntu desktop installed on Gutsy.
Every time that I try to change the themes or even colors in my shell using the Appearance Preferences tool it completely freezes the sysem and crashes the shell. When I finally get it to reboot I usually get just a background color (no image and no panels), and I have to reboot from console mode.
dpkg-reconfigure ubuntu-desktop did restore the default desktop this time, I just wish I had known that command two clean-installs ago:mad:
The apppearence preference panel displays only generic thumbnails of the themes with a question mark superimposed on top of them. Making any change causes an immmediate problem.
So for the time being, when logged into a GNOME session, I am stuck with the default "Human" theme. I can't change colors, icons, cursors, or anything else.
Every time that I try to change the themes or even colors in my shell using the Appearance Preferences tool it completely freezes the sysem and crashes the shell. When I finally get it to reboot I usually get just a background color (no image and no panels), and I have to reboot from console mode.
dpkg-reconfigure ubuntu-desktop did restore the default desktop this time, I just wish I had known that command two clean-installs ago:mad:
The apppearence preference panel displays only generic thumbnails of the themes with a question mark superimposed on top of them. Making any change causes an immmediate problem.
So for the time being, when logged into a GNOME session, I am stuck with the default "Human" theme. I can't change colors, icons, cursors, or anything else.