Lost my minimize and max buttons

Mike · External Since: Dec 22, 2005 Posts: 6

Upgraded a bunch of packages last night on my 10.2 work laptop. all went
well. Rebooted this morning and when it came up - no minimize, maximize
or borders. I'm running Compiz Fusion so I'm guessing something in Gnome
or Compiz was upgraded and changed something somewhere.

Any ideas where to start looking?

DenverD · External Since: Jul 26, 2009 Posts: 19

Mike wrote:
> Upgraded a bunch of packages last night on my 10.2 work laptop. <snip>

how did you update 10.2?
those repos were closed down about a year ago..

or, do you mean SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) version 10 SP2?
(which is not the same as openSUSE 10.2)

if you DO mean SLED then you need to question the folks you BUY
support from, Novell....at forums.novell.com

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Mike · External Since: Dec 22, 2005 Posts: 6

DenverD wrote:
> Mike wrote:
>> Upgraded a bunch of packages last night on my 10.2 work laptop. <snip>
>
> how did you update 10.2?
> those repos were closed down about a year ago..
>
> or, do you mean SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) version 10 SP2?
> (which is not the same as openSUSE 10.2)
>
> if you DO mean SLED then you need to question the folks you BUY
> support from, Novell....at forums.novell.com
>
Sorry - I updated a number of applications - Gnome, compiz and a bunch
of others. I know one of them clobbered something - just not sure what.

Definitely running openSUSE 10.2

Mike · External Since: Dec 22, 2005 Posts: 6

Mike wrote:
> Upgraded a bunch of packages last night on my 10.2 work laptop. all went
> well. Rebooted this morning and when it came up - no minimize, maximize
> or borders. I'm running Compiz Fusion so I'm guessing something in Gnome
> or Compiz was upgraded and changed something somewhere.
>
> Any ideas where to start looking?
Solved this by installing emerald and then putting emerald --replace in
the command line on "window decorations" in ccsm.