jalms
October 1st, 2011, 12:20 PM
Dear fellows,
Today I was trying to enable the desktop 3D cube and I followed the instructions to do so in the Compiz Config.
After enabling them, I was prompted to disable the Desktop Wall and so I did.
Starting from that, only the Firefox browsing kept working, nothing else. Neither the app menu or anything else, all was completely locked.
I rebooted and logged in normally, at the "Ubuntu" option at the GUI login screen (as I always do). OS loads normally and, for instance, mail notifiers work at once. However, there's no top bar, neither unity bar on the left, no shortcut works (unless Ctrl+Alt+Del), only the desktop's wallpaper and its icons appear.
Rebooted and logged in safe mode, so I could disable the options that went wrong. So I did, and enabled Unity and Desktop Wall again, just as it was before.
Logged out and then logged in as "Ubuntu" again and still the same problem....
The only way I managed of "getting things normal" so far was logging as User Defined Session, but I confess my noobness and don't know what it is. How can I restore my "Ubuntu" normal session as it was before I messed up?
Thank you a lot in advance for helping me :)
Today I was trying to enable the desktop 3D cube and I followed the instructions to do so in the Compiz Config.
After enabling them, I was prompted to disable the Desktop Wall and so I did.
Starting from that, only the Firefox browsing kept working, nothing else. Neither the app menu or anything else, all was completely locked.
I rebooted and logged in normally, at the "Ubuntu" option at the GUI login screen (as I always do). OS loads normally and, for instance, mail notifiers work at once. However, there's no top bar, neither unity bar on the left, no shortcut works (unless Ctrl+Alt+Del), only the desktop's wallpaper and its icons appear.
Rebooted and logged in safe mode, so I could disable the options that went wrong. So I did, and enabled Unity and Desktop Wall again, just as it was before.
Logged out and then logged in as "Ubuntu" again and still the same problem....
The only way I managed of "getting things normal" so far was logging as User Defined Session, but I confess my noobness and don't know what it is. How can I restore my "Ubuntu" normal session as it was before I messed up?
Thank you a lot in advance for helping me :)