collisionystm
June 2nd, 2011, 01:37 AM
Okay sorry about typos, im on my phone =). Not sure if anyone has posted something like this....
If you want the gnome menu while using unity, you can do the following...
Log into unity
Press ALT+F2 to open the run command
Type gnome-panel
ENTER
Delete bottom panel with right click
Change properties of top panel to be at bottom of screen and uncheck Expand so it doesn't interfere. If the panels at the top it stops working after using unity.
You can set your new panel to auto-hide ( I did )
You can also add the work space switcher to the panel and create up to 16x16 unity workspaces.
Make sure to add gnome-panel to your startup applications so it loads at login.
If you want the gnome menu while using unity, you can do the following...
Log into unity
Press ALT+F2 to open the run command
Type gnome-panel
ENTER
Delete bottom panel with right click
Change properties of top panel to be at bottom of screen and uncheck Expand so it doesn't interfere. If the panels at the top it stops working after using unity.
You can set your new panel to auto-hide ( I did )
You can also add the work space switcher to the panel and create up to 16x16 unity workspaces.
Make sure to add gnome-panel to your startup applications so it loads at login.