Alektrotsky
October 26th, 2011, 04:23 AM
I've installed Ubuntu 11.10, and have been using the Gnome Classic environment. I've been searching for weeks for a way to remove the Nautilus appmenu. I've removed all the appmenu packages through Synaptic (appmenu-gtk, appmenu-gtk3, appmenu-qt, appmenu-indicator, firefox-globalmenu). I've logged off and back in, and rebooted numerous times. Every time I log back in, that goddamn bar loads up too and begins mocking me. Attached is a picture of the little doucher sitting at the top of the screen.
Anyone find a way to get rid of it for good? I'll even settle for any solution that even has an effect resembling removing it (like moving it to another screen or whatever gconf equivalent used to work for the gnome-panels)
And no, I can't right click it and remove it. I've seen people post that as a possible solution too.
Anyone find a way to get rid of it for good? I'll even settle for any solution that even has an effect resembling removing it (like moving it to another screen or whatever gconf equivalent used to work for the gnome-panels)
And no, I can't right click it and remove it. I've seen people post that as a possible solution too.