Removing ".local" fixed it for me.
I think I finally uncovered what's been causing gnome-panel, compiz, and
nautilus not to autostart. This has always frustrated me in the past and
has caused me massive headaches -- it seems like it affects a lot of
other people too. I wonder if this is what's hap
I've noticed this. My MS Office 2003 links are gone. The good news is
it's an easily avoidable error; Uncheck to remove, don't delete.
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Removing unused applications via alacarte results in unusable desktop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378422
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Not really, even removing the contents of ~/.local/share/applications
will mess up any apps you've installed via WINE.
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Removing unused applications via alacarte results in unusable desktop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378422
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Interesting. Removing the ability to delete sounds like a safe way to
ensure this doesn't happen again. Or pehaps a name change? Menu editor
seems be misleading people into thinking they are only editing the
"menu".
Speaking with someone on irc they said that .local has lots of stuff in
it sometim
Well, you did tell the system you don't want those applications anymore.
Deleting them marks them as Hidden which makes nautilus, the menus, and
gnome-session completely ignore them.
However, in a future release of alacarte you will not be able to delete
things at all (because people don't realize
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: alacarte
If you delete unused applications using alacarte (i.e., those without a
checkmark in them) nautilus will no longer automatically open your home
folders, or any folders under 'Places'. If you reboot the computer, a
completely unusab
