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I am new to ChaletOS so recently when I was messing around with some of the settings I accidentally deleted the bottom left start menu. Any help will be appreciated in restoring this!










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    We are also new to ChaletOS so we can't help.

    – Pilot6
    12 hours ago











  • ChaletOS might be based upon Ubuntu, but it is not one of the Official Ubuntu Flavors and so is off-topic here. On a side note, Distrowatch defines ChaletOS as "dormant", meaning it has not seen an update in 2 years...

    – Charles Green
    12 hours ago











  • Sorry for being off topic I'm new after all so I'm not use to the culture of these boards but if you even have an idea on what to do it will be a great help

    – Silva
    12 hours ago











  • ChaletOS is based on Xubuntu. So you may get help at forum.xfce.org.

    – DK Bose
    12 hours ago


















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I am new to ChaletOS so recently when I was messing around with some of the settings I accidentally deleted the bottom left start menu. Any help will be appreciated in restoring this!










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put on hold as off-topic by Pilot6, Florian Diesch, Charles Green, DK Bose, Organic Marble 11 hours ago


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – Pilot6, Florian Diesch, Charles Green, DK Bose, Organic Marble

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.












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    We are also new to ChaletOS so we can't help.

    – Pilot6
    12 hours ago











  • ChaletOS might be based upon Ubuntu, but it is not one of the Official Ubuntu Flavors and so is off-topic here. On a side note, Distrowatch defines ChaletOS as "dormant", meaning it has not seen an update in 2 years...

    – Charles Green
    12 hours ago











  • Sorry for being off topic I'm new after all so I'm not use to the culture of these boards but if you even have an idea on what to do it will be a great help

    – Silva
    12 hours ago











  • ChaletOS is based on Xubuntu. So you may get help at forum.xfce.org.

    – DK Bose
    12 hours ago
















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I am new to ChaletOS so recently when I was messing around with some of the settings I accidentally deleted the bottom left start menu. Any help will be appreciated in restoring this!










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put on hold as off-topic by Pilot6, Florian Diesch, Charles Green, DK Bose, Organic Marble 11 hours ago


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – Pilot6, Florian Diesch, Charles Green, DK Bose, Organic Marble

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.







put on hold as off-topic by Pilot6, Florian Diesch, Charles Green, DK Bose, Organic Marble 11 hours ago


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – Pilot6, Florian Diesch, Charles Green, DK Bose, Organic Marble

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.








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    We are also new to ChaletOS so we can't help.

    – Pilot6
    12 hours ago











  • ChaletOS might be based upon Ubuntu, but it is not one of the Official Ubuntu Flavors and so is off-topic here. On a side note, Distrowatch defines ChaletOS as "dormant", meaning it has not seen an update in 2 years...

    – Charles Green
    12 hours ago











  • Sorry for being off topic I'm new after all so I'm not use to the culture of these boards but if you even have an idea on what to do it will be a great help

    – Silva
    12 hours ago











  • ChaletOS is based on Xubuntu. So you may get help at forum.xfce.org.

    – DK Bose
    12 hours ago
















  • 1





    We are also new to ChaletOS so we can't help.

    – Pilot6
    12 hours ago











  • ChaletOS might be based upon Ubuntu, but it is not one of the Official Ubuntu Flavors and so is off-topic here. On a side note, Distrowatch defines ChaletOS as "dormant", meaning it has not seen an update in 2 years...

    – Charles Green
    12 hours ago











  • Sorry for being off topic I'm new after all so I'm not use to the culture of these boards but if you even have an idea on what to do it will be a great help

    – Silva
    12 hours ago











  • ChaletOS is based on Xubuntu. So you may get help at forum.xfce.org.

    – DK Bose
    12 hours ago










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We are also new to ChaletOS so we can't help.

– Pilot6
12 hours ago





We are also new to ChaletOS so we can't help.

– Pilot6
12 hours ago













ChaletOS might be based upon Ubuntu, but it is not one of the Official Ubuntu Flavors and so is off-topic here. On a side note, Distrowatch defines ChaletOS as "dormant", meaning it has not seen an update in 2 years...

– Charles Green
12 hours ago





ChaletOS might be based upon Ubuntu, but it is not one of the Official Ubuntu Flavors and so is off-topic here. On a side note, Distrowatch defines ChaletOS as "dormant", meaning it has not seen an update in 2 years...

– Charles Green
12 hours ago













Sorry for being off topic I'm new after all so I'm not use to the culture of these boards but if you even have an idea on what to do it will be a great help

– Silva
12 hours ago





Sorry for being off topic I'm new after all so I'm not use to the culture of these boards but if you even have an idea on what to do it will be a great help

– Silva
12 hours ago













ChaletOS is based on Xubuntu. So you may get help at forum.xfce.org.

– DK Bose
12 hours ago







ChaletOS is based on Xubuntu. So you may get help at forum.xfce.org.

– DK Bose
12 hours ago












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The desktop environment used is xfce. This link shows how to reset the settings for the xfce desktop environment: Resetting Xfce Panels to default settings?. This thread is old, but I looked at the information and it still seems to be accurate.






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    The desktop environment used is xfce. This link shows how to reset the settings for the xfce desktop environment: Resetting Xfce Panels to default settings?. This thread is old, but I looked at the information and it still seems to be accurate.






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      The desktop environment used is xfce. This link shows how to reset the settings for the xfce desktop environment: Resetting Xfce Panels to default settings?. This thread is old, but I looked at the information and it still seems to be accurate.






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        The desktop environment used is xfce. This link shows how to reset the settings for the xfce desktop environment: Resetting Xfce Panels to default settings?. This thread is old, but I looked at the information and it still seems to be accurate.






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        The desktop environment used is xfce. This link shows how to reset the settings for the xfce desktop environment: Resetting Xfce Panels to default settings?. This thread is old, but I looked at the information and it still seems to be accurate.







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