The method for restoring the top Gnome pane is determined by the degree of changes made in the bottom pane. Nevertheless, any of these methods is carried out by standard means of the system itself.
Instructions
Step 1
If you make minor changes to the bottom pane or keep the default appearance, use the simpler method to restore the Gnome top pane. to do this, press the function keys alt="Image" and F2 and enter the command gconftool --recursive-unset / apps / panel.
Step 2
Use the "Run" button and make sure the bottom panel disappears. Press the function keys alt="Image" and F1 to display both panels in the default view. Customize the panels according to your preference.
Step 3
If the bottom panel has undergone significant changes in the process, select a different recovery method. Call the context menu of the lower panel by right-clicking on its free space and select the "Create panel" command. Wait for the new gray bar to appear at the top of the computer screen.
Step 4
Add the necessary applets to the created panel: - custom menu bar; - notification area; - notifications applet itself; - clock; - session notifications applet. Arrange the added applets in a convenient way and pin them to the restored top panel.
Step 5
Use the alternative method to restore the top bar of Ubuntu. To do this, first call the terminal in any convenient way: - simultaneously pressing the combination of the function keys Ctrl, alt="Image" and T; - with the gnome-terminal command in the Run Program dialog; - by selecting "Terminal" in the directory.
Step 6
Type gconftool-2 --shutdown rm -rf ~ /.gconf / apps / panel pkill gnome-panel in the terminal text field. This command will restore the missing Gnome top bar to its default view. Use the procedure described above to add and pin the desired applets to the panel.
