You can get a gconf trigger by installing or uninstalling any app that uses gconf. Here's one example:
sudo apt-get remove gconf-editor sudo apt-get install gconf-editor
I suggested you reboot because I still had the bug until I rebooted. There might be another way to completely stop and start gconf but rebooting was simple.
You can get a gconf trigger by installing or uninstalling any app that uses gconf. Here's one example:
sudo apt-get remove gconf-editor
sudo apt-get install gconf-editor
I suggested you reboot because I still had the bug until I rebooted. There might be another way to completely stop and start gconf but rebooting was simple.