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Old 24th March 2011, 21:41
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Default Ooops- deleted Log off button in very top right panel of Ubuntu
Hey guys
Somehow I managed to deleted the little Log off/reboot, etc button in very top right panel of Ubuntu 10.10. You know, the farther icon on the right hand side of the standard top panel.....Not even sure HOW I did it! Anyone know how to add it back?

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If you right-click the upper panel, you can add it again, I think.
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