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Delete extra toolbar on top of the screen in GNOME fallback mode?

After getting gnome working and the panels moved back to the bottom where it's finally usable again, and where I prefer them, the Mac-style File/edit/view/.. menu remains on top. I've tried the sudo apt-get remove indicator-appmenu appmenu-gtk and removing the dbus menu applet and the annoyance remains. Any clues?

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Argyle
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To remove the global menu run sudo apt-get remove appmenu-gtk3 appmenu-gtk appmenu-qt in a terminal. You will need to restart your computer before the change takes effect.

danjjl
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Adding the previous 'behaviour' is a better option than removing Unity. In order to do that:

  1. Open shell and run:

    sudo apt-get install gnome-shell

  2. Once installed, you have to reboot.

  3. After the reboot, on the login window select Gnome classic

The good thing about this, is that you can go back to Unity any time you want, simply log out and select Ubuntu on the login window (step 3).

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