10.04 successfull horror story

[Demis Cunha]

If you delete the directories:

.gnome2 and
.gnome2_private

and then restart your session, a new fresh one will be created. 

Regards,

Em Seg, 2010-05-10 às 07:33 +0200, Ian Coetzee escreveu:
> Good day to you all
> 
> Just a quick jot-down of my thoughts.
> 
> Since the whole list at the moment is talking about what is wrong in 
> 10.04 I want you all to know that I atempted an upgrade from 9.10 -> 
> 10.04 (*shudder*).
> 
> The whole thing started becuase I lost my menu bars(?) and thought that 
> 10.04 might fix it. I started the upgrade via SSH shell from far away 
> (work). When I got home I took a look at what happend.
> 
> *My system booted (Thats always a good sign)
> *I could log in using my old username+password (obviously)
> *My Nvidia card worked
> *My default language was updated to show the alot of the menu entries in 
> my mother tongue
> *My synaptics issue was fixed where I could not authenticate to most of 
> my repo's (donno what happened there)
> *There was a few other issues that was fixed as well, that I cant think 
> of at the moment.
> *Unfortunately it did not fix my menu bar problem I will create a new 
> thread to discuss that one.
> 
> So all in all (if you cant tell from the above) I had a very positive 
> experience with upgrading to 10.04.
> 
> Regards
> Ian
>