Settings lost after reboot
I run Manjaro since a lot of months now, and I tried this and that. After one of the last updates it happens, that after every reboot my xfce4 settings (window style, panel, composite settigns) are gone and I get the panel at the bottom of the screen again with modules i didn't configure.
Another user on the same PC doesn't have this problems.
I checked and reset all files to rw for me in my ~/.config/ folder.
Can someone give me a hint to the right log or anyone here how had this problem also?
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I run Manjaro since a lot of months now, and I tried this and that. After one of the last updates it happens, that after every reboot my xfce4 settings (window style, panel, composite settigns) are gone and I get the panel at the bottom of the screen again with modules i didn't configure.
Another user on the same PC doesn't have this problems.
I checked and reset all files to rw for me in my ~/.config/ folder.
Can someone give me a hint to the right log or anyone here how had this problem also?
manjaro settings
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I run Manjaro since a lot of months now, and I tried this and that. After one of the last updates it happens, that after every reboot my xfce4 settings (window style, panel, composite settigns) are gone and I get the panel at the bottom of the screen again with modules i didn't configure.
Another user on the same PC doesn't have this problems.
I checked and reset all files to rw for me in my ~/.config/ folder.
Can someone give me a hint to the right log or anyone here how had this problem also?
manjaro settings
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I run Manjaro since a lot of months now, and I tried this and that. After one of the last updates it happens, that after every reboot my xfce4 settings (window style, panel, composite settigns) are gone and I get the panel at the bottom of the screen again with modules i didn't configure.
Another user on the same PC doesn't have this problems.
I checked and reset all files to rw for me in my ~/.config/ folder.
Can someone give me a hint to the right log or anyone here how had this problem also?
manjaro settings
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I've had this issue in the past. While it's more of a work-around than a solution, you can trigger the saving of your settings by logging out before running a reboot or shutdown.
You should then be able to reboot as normal, and everything will stay the same.
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I've had this issue in the past. While it's more of a work-around than a solution, you can trigger the saving of your settings by logging out before running a reboot or shutdown.
You should then be able to reboot as normal, and everything will stay the same.
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I've had this issue in the past. While it's more of a work-around than a solution, you can trigger the saving of your settings by logging out before running a reboot or shutdown.
You should then be able to reboot as normal, and everything will stay the same.
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I've had this issue in the past. While it's more of a work-around than a solution, you can trigger the saving of your settings by logging out before running a reboot or shutdown.
You should then be able to reboot as normal, and everything will stay the same.
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I've had this issue in the past. While it's more of a work-around than a solution, you can trigger the saving of your settings by logging out before running a reboot or shutdown.
You should then be able to reboot as normal, and everything will stay the same.
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