Gnome 3 gnome-control-center empty
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I recently installed GNOME 3 on my Mint installation. I finally cracked under pressure from my friends to upgrade back to GNOME 3 (I actually went Unity > GNOME 3 > Mint)
I've customized it to my liking, but there's still one thing bugging me.
Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens. Then, when I try to load "gnome-control-center" from terminal, I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets. I get no errors from the terminal either.
Any pointers (No C jokes please) on this?
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I recently installed GNOME 3 on my Mint installation. I finally cracked under pressure from my friends to upgrade back to GNOME 3 (I actually went Unity > GNOME 3 > Mint)
I've customized it to my liking, but there's still one thing bugging me.
Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens. Then, when I try to load "gnome-control-center" from terminal, I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets. I get no errors from the terminal either.
Any pointers (No C jokes please) on this?
gnome3 settings
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I recently installed GNOME 3 on my Mint installation. I finally cracked under pressure from my friends to upgrade back to GNOME 3 (I actually went Unity > GNOME 3 > Mint)
I've customized it to my liking, but there's still one thing bugging me.
Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens. Then, when I try to load "gnome-control-center" from terminal, I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets. I get no errors from the terminal either.
Any pointers (No C jokes please) on this?
gnome3 settings
asked Oct 28 '11 at 6:12
iAndr0idOs
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I recently installed GNOME 3 on my Mint installation. I finally cracked under pressure from my friends to upgrade back to GNOME 3 (I actually went Unity > GNOME 3 > Mint)
I've customized it to my liking, but there's still one thing bugging me.
Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens. Then, when I try to load "gnome-control-center" from terminal, I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets. I get no errors from the terminal either.
Any pointers (No C jokes please) on this?
gnome3 settings
gnome3 settings
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Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens.
Check your ~/.xsession-errors, maybe it helps you with this (like, why didn't anything happen? Maybe some $PATH issue, if you installed the GNOME 3 stuff in a custom directory.)
I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets.
Sorry, no idea about this issue. Depending on whether you used your distributions packages, you could scrabble about bugs.gnome.org or Linux Mints bugtracker (maybe peeking into #gnome could help, too).
answered Oct 28 '11 at 7:23
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env XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME gnome-control-center
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Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens.
Check your ~/.xsession-errors, maybe it helps you with this (like, why didn't anything happen? Maybe some $PATH issue, if you installed the GNOME 3 stuff in a custom directory.)
I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets.
Sorry, no idea about this issue. Depending on whether you used your distributions packages, you could scrabble about bugs.gnome.org or Linux Mints bugtracker (maybe peeking into #gnome could help, too).
answered Oct 28 '11 at 7:23
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Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens.
Check your ~/.xsession-errors, maybe it helps you with this (like, why didn't anything happen? Maybe some $PATH issue, if you installed the GNOME 3 stuff in a custom directory.)
I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets.
Sorry, no idea about this issue. Depending on whether you used your distributions packages, you could scrabble about bugs.gnome.org or Linux Mints bugtracker (maybe peeking into #gnome could help, too).
answered Oct 28 '11 at 7:23
sr_
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Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens.
Check your ~/.xsession-errors, maybe it helps you with this (like, why didn't anything happen? Maybe some $PATH issue, if you installed the GNOME 3 stuff in a custom directory.)
I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets.
Sorry, no idea about this issue. Depending on whether you used your distributions packages, you could scrabble about bugs.gnome.org or Linux Mints bugtracker (maybe peeking into #gnome could help, too).
answered Oct 28 '11 at 7:23
sr_
13k3142
Whenever I click "System Settings" from my menu, nothing happens.
Check your ~/.xsession-errors, maybe it helps you with this (like, why didn't anything happen? Maybe some $PATH issue, if you installed the GNOME 3 stuff in a custom directory.)
I get the System Settings window, but with no capplets.
Sorry, no idea about this issue. Depending on whether you used your distributions packages, you could scrabble about bugs.gnome.org or Linux Mints bugtracker (maybe peeking into #gnome could help, too).
answered Oct 28 '11 at 7:23
sr_
13k3142
answered Oct 28 '11 at 7:23
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env XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME gnome-control-center
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