How To Restore Default Panel?

at the bottom of the screen is the question. I was experimenting with
the desktop and deleted it. Now I’m just looking at an empty desktop to
which I can add widgets, but I sure would like to have the panel back
with the clock, menu, task manager, etc.

Also, anytime I add a new panel to the desktop it places it at the top
of the screen. Can this be moved from this location to another?


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Easiest way to fix this is delete or rename the .kde4 it’s a hidden
folder in /home

/Geoff
longgraybeard;1921325 Wrote:
> at the bottom of the screen is the question. I was experimenting with
> the desktop and deleted it. Now I’m just looking at an empty desktop to
> which I can add widgets, but I sure would like to have the panel back
> with the clock, menu, task manager, etc.
>
> Also, anytime I add a new panel to the desktop it places it at the top
> of the screen. Can this be moved from this location to another?


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That procedure didn’t work for me. Still no panel at the bottom. I had
created another one with the widgets I want, but it’s at the top and is
still there… only colored gray now instead of black. It would be
fine if I could move it to the bottom.


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longgraybeard wrote:
> That procedure didn’t work for me. Still no panel at the bottom. I had
> created another one with the widgets I want, but it’s at the top and is
> still there… only colored gray now instead of black. It would be
> fine if I could move it to the bottom.
>
>
Well I had faced the same situation. I tried to add a new panel and KDE asked me if it was the default panel that I wanted to add or a generic one. Check if this works.

On a clean desktop when I right-click the menu only presents an “Add
Panel” option. When I select it a panel is immediately added to the top
of the page. I don’t see an option presented for choosing what kind of
panel to create. Can you tell me exactly what sequence you are going
through to find this option? Thanks.


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longgraybeard wrote:
> On a clean desktop when I right-click the menu only presents an “Add
> Panel” option. When I select it a panel is immediately added to the top
> of the page. I don’t see an option presented for choosing what kind of
> panel to create. Can you tell me exactly what sequence you are going
> through to find this option? Thanks.
>
>
well when there is no panel at all, then if I add a panel it asks me if I want to add the default panel. Hope it clarifies, else I shall write more tomorrow morning.

If you would please. What I see when right clicking on the empty desktop
is a menu which presents the selection choices:
Run Command
Add Widgets
Add Panel
Desktop Settings
Lock Widgets

Lock Screen
Leave

When choosing “Add Panel” immediately a new panel is placed at the top
of the screen with no opportunity to choose what type of panel it should
be.


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Well I have posted some pictures in my ‘blog’
(http://tinyurl.com/8aypv5). You can see the message asking for default
panel here.


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Rightclick the panel at the top, choose Panel settings, drag it to the
bottom by pressing the Screen edge button (and holding it down ofc)


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