The menu at the top of Fedora13 installed in Linux looks awkward and you want to move it to the bottom, but it is lost. The following is a solution to re-display the top menu. Reload the desktop, delete ". nautilus" in the current user directory, and ". g *", which are followed by 7 files (which should be hidden ). Processing Command: cd $ HOMErm-r.nautilusrm-r.gconf... rm-r.g...
The menu at the top of Fedora13 installed in Linux looks awkward and you want to move it to the bottom, but it is lost. The following is a solution to re-display the top menu.
Reload the desktop, delete ". nautilus" in the current user directory, and ". g *", which are followed by 7 files (which should be hidden ).
Processing command:
Cd $ HOME
Rm-r. nautilus
Rm-r. gconf
... Rm-r. g... (seven in total)
Reboot
Processing result:
These are all desktop configuration files, which will be restored after being reloaded. Some previous desktop settings will be canceled. For example, the desktop background will be restored to the default one.