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Re: [Question #76800]: This isn't a Gnome terminal problem... I had to report a bug to be able to access the internet, because both my panels are missing.

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From: Da CalebMan <question76800@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 08:37:03 -0000
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Question #76800 on Ubuntu changed:
https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/76800

    Status: Answered => Open

Da CalebMan is still having a problem:
OK here's what happened a member form a forum suggested typing a
command, and the terminal said Gnome panels wasn't just disabled, it was
uninstalled!

I typed the command it listed underneath to install Gnome panels, and
after rebooting, they appeared...

I think I uninstalled it, by trying to uninstall Epiphany, and to do
that I have to go through synaptic package manager, and uninstall ALL
dependent apps. One listed was 'Ubuntu Desktop' I thought there was no
way it would install my desktop, so I continued, got rid of it, and was
done. After that however, I did a clean up using computer janitor, to
make sure all was uninstalled.

Upon reboot,  an applet: OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet had
malfunctioned, and Ubuntu asked me if I wanted to delete it... I said
no...

I know how to get another similar applet, by right clicking, and
selecting: 'add to panel' from the gnome panel, and an alternate
shutdown and Log in applet are listed. But not as good as the original.

How do I get it back?

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