I reinstalled my Debian 11 and try configure it but everything goes wrong.
I need to reset it as fresh new.
What i tried :-
dconf-cli command
replace user .config with root .config
but things didn't effect that much.
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well after reboot not everything but most of the thing become stable. maybe because of root user .config folder file.– yashlodhiJun 23 at 13:31
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Create a new user account, check if it's still an issue. No idea where LXQT stores its config files, so I can't say which ones to move away.– Artem S. TashkinovJun 23 at 13:56
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@ArtemS.Tashkinov your comment has solved my problem please post an answer– yashlodhiJun 23 at 18:47
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Credits:- Artem S. Tashkinov comment that solve my problem.
Lxqt stores it config files in /home/"user name without double quote and white space"/.config/ and the configuration that user made to desktop or task manager or panel are save in /home/"user name"/.config/lxqt according to my knowledge.
So, The steps i did to reset my configuration with commands are:-
- Start terminal and become root user.
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sudo su
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- delete a regular user that configuration files you want to reset.
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deluser "user name"
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- add new user
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adduser "user name"
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- give sudo privilege to new user.
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sudo usermod -a -G sudo "user name"
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- restart computer to work all changes perfectly.
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sudo reboot
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That's all.