Missing menu bar on Cinnamon desktop on CentOS 7. Where are the Cinnamon settings located in CentOS 7?
It looks like you haven't actually booted into cinnamon
, you're still using the default gnome
desktop environment.
If you log out, then go to log back in, you'll see a little cog icon next to the "sign in" button. Click that, and select cinnamon
as per the below:
Then login, and you should be good to go.
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HaoQi Li over 1 year
I got Cinnamon 3.6.7 on my newly installed CentOS Linux release 7.5.1804 (Core). The menu bar on the bottom is missing and I have been failing to find a solution on Google. I haven't even found where the Cinnamon settings are located on CentOS 7. I have tried right-clicking everywhere but it doesn't go to the menu bar settings. (I could only find the settings to change the background picture.)
Here is what my desktop looks like:
The menu bar pops up on the left side if I slide my mouse to the top left corner. I wish to move the menu bar to the bottom and pin it there with icons of common applications also pinned.
(I followed these instructions to install Cinnamon on CentOS.)