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On 01/24/2014 03:42 AM, W.J.Heeringa wrote:<br>
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customization I have done with my system is totally by GUI
means. The one I know of, is that I made the panel a bit
higher than normal (32 pixels). </span></i><br>
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Thanks, this is in any case an improvement! The desktops are shown
in the panel now. It is still not perfect, sometimes a white (but
smaller) bar is drawn over them.<br>
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Best regards,<br>
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Wilbert<br>
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<span>On 23-01-14, <b class="name">Aere Greenway </b>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01/23/2014 06:23
AM, W.J.Heeringa wrote:<br>
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type="cite">Dear all,<br>
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I upgraded from Lubuntu 13.04 to 13.10 by
performing the following command:<br>
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sudo do-release-upgrade -d<br>
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This affected also the desktop switcher (I hope
this is the right term), see the pictures
attached. I used to have eight desktops as can
be seen in the picture.<br>
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However, when starting an application, the
desktop switcher completely disappears. In
Lubuntu 13.04 and earlier the desktop switcher
was permanently visible.<br>
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Does anyone know how I can achieve having the
desktop switcher permantly visible in Lubuntu
13.10 as well?<br>
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Best regards,<br>
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Wilbert<br>
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Wilbert:<br>
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I have seen something similar with my Lubuntu
13.10 system. <br>
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Any customization I have done with my system is
totally by GUI means. The one I know of, is that
I made the panel a bit higher than normal (32
pixels). I don't use command-line means of
customization, because in my experience, I forget
how to do it, so it doesn't get done on the next
release. <br>
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Normally, the two desktops I have appear in the
task-bar (panel) switcher, and work without any
problems. <br>
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But sometimes, one (or both of them) get covered
by the taskbar background. <br>
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I recognized it because I have configured my panel
to be a bit larger (in the vertical dimension)
than the default, and the panel background that
obscures it doesn't go all the way to the bottom
(it seems to assume a normal-height panel). <br>
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I don't know what triggers the problem. It just
occasionally 'happens'. <br>
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I can make it go away by clicking on any desktop
panel entries that are obscured. <br>
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<span><span>Hmmm... I am not sure where to go from here....<br>
I am running 14.04, and I always do a fresh install... so I
have never experienced this issue...<br>
Of course I keep my /home in a separate partition and have had
problems that can be fixed by moving the configurations....
Have you checked to see if anyone has reported this bug (on
launchpad, or elsewhere)?<br>
Maybe someone else will have something to add here...<br>
But, I should ask are you using other DE(like xfce, or unity,
kde, etc..) as well as LXDE(Lubuntu-desktop)?<br>
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When you restarted lightdm, I should have mentioned (sorry, I
forgot) that you should drop to a tty to do it (Ctrl + Alt +
F1) so the error you saw was probably related to doing that
from a terminal... sometimes I forget people don't use the
terminal and tty as often as I do, and may not naturally go to
a tty for those kinds of commands... I hope I will remember
that next time :)<br>
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The only other off-the-wall thought I have is that it could be
something in gconf/dconf... but that is just a shot in the
dark, as it seems to me that it is either a bug in the code, a
conflicting old config file, or some weird artifact from
13.04...</span><br>
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