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I'm running Gnome-shell GNOME/openbox, not Unity, on a dual display.



My top and bottom panels are always on my laptop screen. I really want them on the external monitor when that is plugged in. I've read a ton of tips about using gconftool-2 and gconf-editor to switch the "monitor" key from 0 to 1 for each panel, but doing that has no effect.



I can use alt super right to access the panel properties and move the panel to the top / left / right / bottom of my laptop screen, but I can't for the life of me move it over to my external monitor.



I recently rearranged my desk and don't know what all I customized six months ago when I was setting up my desktop environment. So one question is ... could I have done something to give control over my panels to something other than gconf-editor? How would I figure that out?



Thanks!


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I'm not actually running Gnome-shell - I use classic mode, but I can move the top panel by doing "alt-super + right-click", choosing "properties", then unchecking "expand". I can then drag it with my mouse to where I want it, and reverse the procedure to again check "expand".


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