Ubuntu 16.04 menu outlook changed completely after a reboot
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The outlook of my Ubuntu 16.04 menu changed completely and unexpectedly after a reboot.
It used to have a side-menu of items on the left, with instant access to search bar (top icon of that sidebar): Menu outlook before reboot
Now it disappeared and is subbed by that tiny "Activities" option on top left, and simply a different top menu bar: Menu outlook after reboot
What might've happened and how do I bring the original outlook back?
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The outlook of my Ubuntu 16.04 menu changed completely and unexpectedly after a reboot.
It used to have a side-menu of items on the left, with instant access to search bar (top icon of that sidebar): Menu outlook before reboot
Now it disappeared and is subbed by that tiny "Activities" option on top left, and simply a different top menu bar: Menu outlook after reboot
What might've happened and how do I bring the original outlook back?
16.04 menu
asked Jun 11 at 7:47
UsDAnDreS
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up vote
1
down vote
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The outlook of my Ubuntu 16.04 menu changed completely and unexpectedly after a reboot.
It used to have a side-menu of items on the left, with instant access to search bar (top icon of that sidebar): Menu outlook before reboot
Now it disappeared and is subbed by that tiny "Activities" option on top left, and simply a different top menu bar: Menu outlook after reboot
What might've happened and how do I bring the original outlook back?
16.04 menu
asked Jun 11 at 7:47
UsDAnDreS
82
The outlook of my Ubuntu 16.04 menu changed completely and unexpectedly after a reboot.
It used to have a side-menu of items on the left, with instant access to search bar (top icon of that sidebar): Menu outlook before reboot
Now it disappeared and is subbed by that tiny "Activities" option on top left, and simply a different top menu bar: Menu outlook after reboot
What might've happened and how do I bring the original outlook back?
16.04 menu
asked Jun 11 at 7:47
UsDAnDreS
82
asked Jun 11 at 7:47
UsDAnDreS
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asked Jun 11 at 7:47
UsDAnDreS
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asked Jun 11 at 7:47
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To me it looks like the "before reboot" desktop is Unity, and the "after reboot" is some kind of Gnome.
Try to choose "Unity" at the login screen.
answered Jun 11 at 7:56
Soren A
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Thanks so much! I could hardly notice that tiny Settings wheel at the login screen.
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To me it looks like the "before reboot" desktop is Unity, and the "after reboot" is some kind of Gnome.
Try to choose "Unity" at the login screen.
answered Jun 11 at 7:56
Soren A
2,8821620
Thanks so much! I could hardly notice that tiny Settings wheel at the login screen.
– UsDAnDreS
Jun 11 at 8:23
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To me it looks like the "before reboot" desktop is Unity, and the "after reboot" is some kind of Gnome.
Try to choose "Unity" at the login screen.
answered Jun 11 at 7:56
Soren A
2,8821620
Thanks so much! I could hardly notice that tiny Settings wheel at the login screen.
– UsDAnDreS
Jun 11 at 8:23
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
To me it looks like the "before reboot" desktop is Unity, and the "after reboot" is some kind of Gnome.
Try to choose "Unity" at the login screen.
answered Jun 11 at 7:56
Soren A
2,8821620
To me it looks like the "before reboot" desktop is Unity, and the "after reboot" is some kind of Gnome.
Try to choose "Unity" at the login screen.
answered Jun 11 at 7:56
Soren A
2,8821620
answered Jun 11 at 7:56
Soren A
2,8821620
answered Jun 11 at 7:56
Soren A
2,8821620
answered Jun 11 at 7:56
Soren A
2,8821620
2,8821620
Thanks so much! I could hardly notice that tiny Settings wheel at the login screen.
– UsDAnDreS
Jun 11 at 8:23
add a comment |Â
Thanks so much! I could hardly notice that tiny Settings wheel at the login screen.
– UsDAnDreS
Jun 11 at 8:23
Thanks so much! I could hardly notice that tiny Settings wheel at the login screen.
– UsDAnDreS
Jun 11 at 8:23
Thanks so much! I could hardly notice that tiny Settings wheel at the login screen.
– UsDAnDreS
Jun 11 at 8:23
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