Reset Your Gnome Setting whos gone Crazy
This is another problem discovered after I Clear my too much clever auto Saved session in Ubuntu, This problem is simple but effective (bringing in troubles) - It lock your keyboard and partially (sometimes) mouse unusable, it happen randomly. But i found it's pattern, it mostly happen with chrome 6 stable + flash. Anyone have the same problem with me? I'm not sure I was customizing too much; I just install compiz + compiz extra tools + compiz fusion to enable some Expose alike feature in it. Lets give is a try whether this help to fix the problem
To reset it, follow the steps below:
If you don’t have access to your graphical (GUI) desktop to delete these folders in Nautilus or you’re just stuck at the login screen, drop into command-line by pressing CTRL + ALT + F1, login to your account, and run this command:
Now you should be back to normal.
Please note this will only reset Gnome-specific settings. If you are having issues with your video card, x-server, etc., this WILL NOT fix those issues.
Update: I found the root cause of this, It happen whenever I turn off the the touchpad with Fn+F10, and it doesn't happen previously.... . to be continue
To reset it, follow the steps below:
- Open your user home folder (/home/username)
- Delete the following folder (if any) , These folders are hidden, type ctrl+H to show or via menu bar>view>show hidden files
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.gnome
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.gnome2
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.gconf
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.gconfd
.metacity
If you don’t have access to your graphical (GUI) desktop to delete these folders in Nautilus or you’re just stuck at the login screen, drop into command-line by pressing CTRL + ALT + F1, login to your account, and run this command:
rm -rf .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacityReturn to your GUI desktop by pressing CTRL + ALT + F7
Now you should be back to normal.
Please note this will only reset Gnome-specific settings. If you are having issues with your video card, x-server, etc., this WILL NOT fix those issues.
Update: I found the root cause of this, It happen whenever I turn off the the touchpad with Fn+F10, and it doesn't happen previously.... . to be continue
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