Cannot access to (or find out) main Settings program

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I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

After removed Ibus Preferences & Input Method I'm not able to find out the main Settings program. There are somethings I have tried:

Hit Windows button on keyboard then find Settings (Settings not show on search result).

Click Power button on top right screen, then click on Setting button.

Try to right click on desktop screen then choose Change Background.

But nothing helps.

How can I fix it?

edited May 6 at 13:37

asked May 6 at 8:22

An Tran

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It is unclear which Settings you are trying to open. Usually the system is shipped with GNOME Control Center (gnome-control-center command in terminal). If you are trying to open IBus Preferences you can use ibus-setup command (part of ibus package).
– N0rbert
May 6 at 9:20

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Hi @N0rbert, my Settings is exactly gnome-control-center you have mentioned. I just mention to Ibus because after I removed it, I run into this problem.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:22

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Hi @pomsky, I have tried command sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center and It resolved my problem. Thank you very much for your help.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:25

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up vote
2
down vote

favorite

I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

After removed Ibus Preferences & Input Method I'm not able to find out the main Settings program. There are somethings I have tried:

Hit Windows button on keyboard then find Settings (Settings not show on search result).

Click Power button on top right screen, then click on Setting button.

Try to right click on desktop screen then choose Change Background.

But nothing helps.

How can I fix it?

edited May 6 at 13:37

asked May 6 at 8:22

An Tran

235

1

It is unclear which Settings you are trying to open. Usually the system is shipped with GNOME Control Center (gnome-control-center command in terminal). If you are trying to open IBus Preferences you can use ibus-setup command (part of ibus package).
– N0rbert
May 6 at 9:20

1

Hi @N0rbert, my Settings is exactly gnome-control-center you have mentioned. I just mention to Ibus because after I removed it, I run into this problem.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:22

1

Hi @pomsky, I have tried command sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center and It resolved my problem. Thank you very much for your help.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:25

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

favorite

I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

After removed Ibus Preferences & Input Method I'm not able to find out the main Settings program. There are somethings I have tried:

Hit Windows button on keyboard then find Settings (Settings not show on search result).

Click Power button on top right screen, then click on Setting button.

Try to right click on desktop screen then choose Change Background.

But nothing helps.

How can I fix it?

edited May 6 at 13:37

asked May 6 at 8:22

An Tran

235

I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

After removed Ibus Preferences & Input Method I'm not able to find out the main Settings program. There are somethings I have tried:

Hit Windows button on keyboard then find Settings (Settings not show on search result).

Click Power button on top right screen, then click on Setting button.

Try to right click on desktop screen then choose Change Background.

But nothing helps.

How can I fix it?

system-settings

edited May 6 at 13:37

asked May 6 at 8:22

An Tran

235

edited May 6 at 13:37

asked May 6 at 8:22

An Tran

235

edited May 6 at 13:37

asked May 6 at 8:22

An Tran

235

asked May 6 at 8:22

An Tran

235

asked May 6 at 8:22

An Tran

235

1

It is unclear which Settings you are trying to open. Usually the system is shipped with GNOME Control Center (gnome-control-center command in terminal). If you are trying to open IBus Preferences you can use ibus-setup command (part of ibus package).
– N0rbert
May 6 at 9:20

1

Hi @N0rbert, my Settings is exactly gnome-control-center you have mentioned. I just mention to Ibus because after I removed it, I run into this problem.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:22

1

Hi @pomsky, I have tried command sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center and It resolved my problem. Thank you very much for your help.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:25

add a comment |

1

It is unclear which Settings you are trying to open. Usually the system is shipped with GNOME Control Center (gnome-control-center command in terminal). If you are trying to open IBus Preferences you can use ibus-setup command (part of ibus package).
– N0rbert
May 6 at 9:20

1

Hi @N0rbert, my Settings is exactly gnome-control-center you have mentioned. I just mention to Ibus because after I removed it, I run into this problem.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:22

1

Hi @pomsky, I have tried command sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center and It resolved my problem. Thank you very much for your help.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:25

It is unclear which Settings you are trying to open. Usually the system is shipped with GNOME Control Center (gnome-control-center command in terminal). If you are trying to open IBus Preferences you can use ibus-setup command (part of ibus package).
– N0rbert
May 6 at 9:20

Hi @N0rbert, my Settings is exactly gnome-control-center you have mentioned. I just mention to Ibus because after I removed it, I run into this problem.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:22

Hi @pomsky, I have tried command sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center and It resolved my problem. Thank you very much for your help.
– An Tran
May 6 at 13:25

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Reinstall Settings (aka gnome-control-center) by running

sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center

in Terminal.

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Reinstall Settings (aka gnome-control-center) by running

sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center

in Terminal.

answered May 6 at 13:26

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Reinstall Settings (aka gnome-control-center) by running

sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center

in Terminal.

answered May 6 at 13:26

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Reinstall Settings (aka gnome-control-center) by running

sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center

in Terminal.

answered May 6 at 13:26

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Reinstall Settings (aka gnome-control-center) by running

sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-control-center

in Terminal.

answered May 6 at 13:26

pomsky

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