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Since I had issues with the desktop on the netbook I decided to remove it.
Since then I have got a blank desktop (as any user) when I login.
I am OK when I login to via Classic, but not in he standard (Unity??) desktop.
I tried removing the .gnome2 directory, plus a few others dot directories in my home directory(as per instructions on a forum post I found after searching with google), but this has not fixed it.
Any help appreciated.
Last edited by meggiedude; 05-18-2011 at 01:42 PM.
Have you tried creating a new user and seeing if Unity works for the new user?
As above - all the users (there are 4) on the system have the same issue. Classic login works, standard Unity desktop doesn't - just a blank screen with no menus.
Got to the point now where I've just stopped messing about and have started rebuilding 11.04. The build was fairly new - so always quicker 2nd time round. ;-)
Cheers anyway.
Last edited by meggiedude; 05-18-2011 at 02:43 PM.
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