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You can open the terminal by clicking on Application -> Accessories -> Terminal and type the following command at the $ sign
You can open the terminal by clicking on Application -> Accessories -> Terminal and type the following command at the $ sign
'gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel&& killall gnome-panel'
'gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel&& killall gnome-panel'
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===How to add new/recover missing icons on top Panel in Ubuntu (Gnome Desktop)===
===How to add new/recover missing icons on top Panel in Ubuntu (Gnome Desktop)===
Gnu/linux is public software, intended for public use in all areas (not just education). it is our collective responsibility (all of us in society need to come together to insist that we will only use digital resources that are not proprietary), proprietising (privatising) digital resources and preventing their free sharing (which is so simple - copy/paste) is unethical and greatly harmful to society.
Gnu/linux is public software, intended for public use in all areas (not just education). it is our collective responsibility (all of us in society need to come together to insist that we will only use digital resources that are not proprietary), proprietising (privatising) digital resources and preventing their free sharing (which is so simple - copy/paste) is unethical and greatly harmful to society.
'''But there are many positive examples - in many countries (and states in India like Kerala), once many people start using GNU/Linux, it spreads fast. Specially if teachers use it, they can explain the benefits to students. So let us keep talking about the importance of software freedom, of the need for public software (like public education) for universal access... and supporting people to adopt it.. our efforts will surely give the result'''''--
'''But there are many positive examples - in many countries (and states in India like Kerala), once many people start using GNU/Linux, it spreads fast. Specially if teachers use it, they can explain the benefits to students. So let us keep talking about the importance of software freedom, of the need for public software (like public education) for universal access... and supporting people to adopt it.. our efforts will surely give the result'''''
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