My problem now is the consequence of what happen before.
The memory crashed when i was installing new packages.
After i put a new memory then run fsck, reboot and able to use the suse. my gnome environement is now all ****ed up.
Symptome :When i reduce a software, or any window, nothing appear in the desktop bar, and also the 4 boxes representing different level of the desktop disappeared.
So i wonder if i have to reinstal my gnome environemt, or just repair something broken
Im sorry if i didnt make myself clear, but my english give me some trouble!!
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So i’ve created a nex user account, when loading the new account i have three alert messages :
This is a translation, so it might be a little bit different in english
The desktop encounted a problem when loading <<OAIID : Gnome_workspace switcherApplet >>
Do you want to delete or keep them
The desktop encounted a problem when loading <<OAIID : Gnome_ShowDesktopApplet>>
Do you want to delete or keep them
The desktop encounted a problem when loading <<OAIID : Gnome_WindowListApplet>>
Do you want to delete or keep them
And then I ve got the same problem than with the other account.
So i guess i have to reinstall those Applet, but to be honest i dont really know how to proceed!
> Thank you very much for answering!
>
> So i’ve created a nex user account, when loading the new account i have
> three alert messages :
> - -This is a translation, so it might be a little bit different in
> english-
>
> * The desktop encounted a problem when loading <<OAIID :
> Gnome_workspace switcherApplet >>
> Do you want to delete or keep them
>
> * The desktop encounted a problem when loading <<OAIID :
> Gnome_ShowDesktopApplet>>
> Do you want to delete or keep them
>
> * The desktop encounted a problem when loading <<OAIID :
> Gnome_WindowListApplet>>
> Do you want to delete or keep them
>
> And then I ve got the same problem than with the other account.
> So i guess i have to reinstall those Applet, but to be honest i dont
> really know how to proceed!
Those applets seem to be related with “gnome-panel” package.
Were you updating some packages from OBS /gnome repository when the system
crashed?
Once you get logged in are you able to see the panels at all?
If you can remove them you can then try to create a new one
and the objects you want back to it.
–
Niclas Ekstedt, CNA/CNE/CNS/CLS
Systems Engineer
Atea Sverige AB
> yes i was totaly updating packages from OBS/gnome repository
Ooops… take much care with that. OBS gnome packages tend to “break” a
lot of things. I also lost my volume applet manager (after updating from
2.24 up tp 2.26) and never returned (it says it’s “obsolete” and not
available).
> i ve try to reinstall gnome panel but it didnt change a thing…???
Perform another update (if newer packages are available) from /gnome OBS
repo, maybe that way you can restore the “lost functionalities”.