pgmac
November 3rd, 2008, 12:23 AM
Hi guys,
I've just upgraded my laptop from hardy to intrepid, but now I'm having problems with gnome-panel. Basically, it's using up 100% CPU. I think I need to reapply the gnome-panel modifications to upgrade from hardy to intrepid.
Before I go too much further, a little background detail:
I use my laptop for home and work.
At work, I run with an external monitor
At home, it's just the laptop itself.
I did the upgrade at home and everything went quite smoothly (couple of small issues, but easily fixed). I noticed that gnome-panel changes things around a bit, especially with the login/off, shutdown, etc. I clicked the balloon "hint" and modified it accordingly. All was happy.
Now that I've come into work, the gnome-panel on my second monitor is still running the "old" way. ie it hasn't had the modifications applied to it. I was wondering how to apply these modifications to the second gnome-panel?
Cheers,
Paul
I've just upgraded my laptop from hardy to intrepid, but now I'm having problems with gnome-panel. Basically, it's using up 100% CPU. I think I need to reapply the gnome-panel modifications to upgrade from hardy to intrepid.
Before I go too much further, a little background detail:
I use my laptop for home and work.
At work, I run with an external monitor
At home, it's just the laptop itself.
I did the upgrade at home and everything went quite smoothly (couple of small issues, but easily fixed). I noticed that gnome-panel changes things around a bit, especially with the login/off, shutdown, etc. I clicked the balloon "hint" and modified it accordingly. All was happy.
Now that I've come into work, the gnome-panel on my second monitor is still running the "old" way. ie it hasn't had the modifications applied to it. I was wondering how to apply these modifications to the second gnome-panel?
Cheers,
Paul