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Subject: Disappearing anjuta menu bar...
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Has anyone else run into this weirdness?  Just the other day, anjuta 
decided to start without the menu bar.  It only seems to be anjuta, not any 
other app.  I dug through the gnome config using gconf-editor and saw 
nothing obviously relevant, and there's certainly nothing in the anjuta 
preferences that affects this.  I tried rebuilding and reinstalling anjuta 
itself as well as all the packages upon which it depends.  No joy.

I suspect that there's something down in the depths of gnome configuration 
that got screwed up somehow (likely in my recent file system debacle) but I 
have no clue what it might be...
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