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How to restart the Budgie desktop (Solus Linux, Ubuntu Budgie) without logging out?

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How to restart the Budgie desktop (Solus Linux, Ubuntu Budgie) without logging out?

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How to restart the Budgie desktop (Solus Linux, Ubuntu Budgie) without logging out?

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The command is nohup budgie-panel --replace&. (That's for the current version no 10, GTK : the future version 11 is said to be qt-based - and that will be another story.)

To call that with a click or two, use a shortcut - or, add a launcher - with gedit:

gedit ~/.local/share/applications/restart-budgie.desktop

then, paste the lines below - and save:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Restart budgie desktop
Icon=preferences-desktop
Categories=System;Settings;
Exec=sh -c 'nohup budgie-panel --replace&'

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The command is nohup budgie-panel --replace&. (That's for the current version no 10, GTK : the future version 11 is said to be qt-based - and that will be another story.)

To call that with a click or two, use a shortcut - or, add a launcher - with gedit:

gedit ~/.local/share/applications/restart-budgie.desktop

then, paste the lines below - and save:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Restart budgie desktop
Icon=preferences-desktop
Categories=System;Settings;
Exec=sh -c 'nohup budgie-panel --replace&'

edited Apr 20 at 15:47

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The command is nohup budgie-panel --replace&. (That's for the current version no 10, GTK : the future version 11 is said to be qt-based - and that will be another story.)

To call that with a click or two, use a shortcut - or, add a launcher - with gedit:

gedit ~/.local/share/applications/restart-budgie.desktop

then, paste the lines below - and save:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Restart budgie desktop
Icon=preferences-desktop
Categories=System;Settings;
Exec=sh -c 'nohup budgie-panel --replace&'

edited Apr 20 at 15:47

answered Apr 20 at 11:41

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The command is nohup budgie-panel --replace&. (That's for the current version no 10, GTK : the future version 11 is said to be qt-based - and that will be another story.)

To call that with a click or two, use a shortcut - or, add a launcher - with gedit:

gedit ~/.local/share/applications/restart-budgie.desktop

then, paste the lines below - and save:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Restart budgie desktop
Icon=preferences-desktop
Categories=System;Settings;
Exec=sh -c 'nohup budgie-panel --replace&'

edited Apr 20 at 15:47

answered Apr 20 at 11:41

cipricus

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Source~

The command is nohup budgie-panel --replace&. (That's for the current version no 10, GTK : the future version 11 is said to be qt-based - and that will be another story.)

To call that with a click or two, use a shortcut - or, add a launcher - with gedit:

gedit ~/.local/share/applications/restart-budgie.desktop

then, paste the lines below - and save:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Restart budgie desktop
Icon=preferences-desktop
Categories=System;Settings;
Exec=sh -c 'nohup budgie-panel --replace&'

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