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I've found alt-f2 then r (ie. restarting gnome) puts it back in as good a state as a fresh boot. Sometimes my extensions won't load and this also restarts those
by ben-schaaf 8y ago
I've found alt-f2 then r (ie. restarting gnome) puts it back in as good a state as a fresh boot. Sometimes my extensions won't load and this also restarts those.
- x3sphere 8y agoJust tried this and it works great. Much better solution than rebooting. Thanks!
- suspectdoubloon 8y agoThis doesn’t work under Wayland. Is there a way to something similar on Wayland.
- Grimm665 8y agoUsing Fedora 27 with Wayland, I have not found a way to do this other than logging out and back in :/