I lost my panel

[Frank Bell]

I have just started mucking about with XFCE and really like my system  
performance using it as an interface.  Apps I use frequently, such as Open  
Office, load noticeably faster than under KDE.  (In the past, I've used  
KDE primarily, with occasional forays into Fluxbox.)  Indeed, I've chosen  
to flee to it from KDE.

So I was messing around today and lost the panel.  I was SUed as root  
installing some cursor themes from xfce-look.org when it happened. The  
subdirectory structure under /home/[username]/.config seems okay.

The menu and taskbar are still there, and the panel configuration window  
loads.  I've tried changing the panel configuration and saving the change,  
doing that and exiting and restarting XFCE, doing that and rebooting, etc.

I even uninstalled the XFCE package and reinstalling it, using the  
Slackware package tool, but still no panel.

Any suggestions as to where I should look?

Thanks.



Dell Inspiron 6000, Celeron 1.3 GHz , 512 MB RAM, Slackware Linux 10.2,  
Opera 9.02, F-Prot Antivirus, Linux rc.firewall Firewall




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