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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/07/12 22:51, Ged Byrom wrote:<br>
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type="cite"> The fix was to find this line:<br>
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OnlyShowIn=GNOME;Unity<br>
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And append ;XFCE to it, making it:<br>
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OnlyShowIn=GNOME;Unity;XFCE<br>
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After a quick reboot everything worked as normal.</div>
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<div> I have just used this method on my sons netbook and it
worked.</div>
<div>I used the delete keyrings folder method on my own netbook
which is completely different. Is it likely to have damaged my
system or made it less secure ? </div>
<div>regards ged</div>
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It shouldn't affect security, as keyrings are recreated at next
login if you delete them in Ubuntu 12.04. Deleting any files in your
home folder is not going to damage the system as a whole, and would
only cause loss of your own data. Also, if you have a launchpad
account please could you mark this as affecting you. (
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Joshua<br>
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