Re: Minimized windows disappear, help please!

Sounds to me like what would happen if the applets for workspace =20
switching, and for window list have been removed form the panel.

Have you tried right-clicking on ane EMPTY section of the panel, selectin=
g =20
'Add to Panel'>Utilites>Window list
and similarly for the workspace switcher?

On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 15:32:47 -0000, Steve Jernigan =20
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi All!
>
> Running Fedora/Gnome on my notebook successfully for the last year or =20
> more,
> until last week. Now when I minimize a window, rather than showing up o=
n =20
> the
> panel, it just disappears into the lower right hand corner of the =20
> screen. The
> app is still running, but I haven't been able to find a way to get the
> window(s) back. When I log out, all of the lost windows come back for a
> second just before Xwindows (?) shuts down. This seemed to start after =
a
> application running under WINE crashed after filling up a file system, =
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> but
> I'm not 100% sure.
> The installed OS is, I believe, the original Fedora release, but I run
> up-to-date fairly regularly (last time perhaps a month ago).
> While I am not a Linux newbie, I am, by no means a guru either, and as =
=20
> such am
> hoping someone can suggest a fix, or at least point me in the right =20
> direction
> to start looking. I have looked thru the system logs without finding =20
> anything
> that looked related, the panel functionality seems normal; the usual =20
> icons
> and applets are present, and work as advertised. The only thing I have
> noticed is that the work-place switcher is gone. I can move between
> workplaces using the hot-key combination; the missing windows aren't on
> another work-place either.
> I have switched to the KDE desktop until I can get GNOME fixed; if =20
> nothing
> else I will try the old Windoze trick; fdisk, setup.exe, but that's a =20
> last
> resort.
> Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated. TIA!
>
> ByeBye! S.
>



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