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    How to restore to default interface?

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    • J Offline
      jnc
      last edited by

      Hi
      I'm running pymakr 1.0.0b8 on Linux; I have by mistake clicked on 'Reset layout to factory defaults' in the preference pane, and now, I get a light grey interface with a completely different layout, and I don't even have the sync and run buttons.
      How can I restore the original layout? I tried deleting .eric6 and .pymakr directories in my homedir, uninstalling and reinstalling pymakr, but I always get the same ugly window.

      0_1482327432136_Screenshot from 2016-12-21 14-36-29.png Thanks for your help

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        jnc
        last edited by

        Hi again,
        I thought I'd share the solution I found to my own problem :)

        running the following command did the trick

        rm -rf .eric6/ .pymakr/ .config/Trolltech.conf  .config/Pycom/pymakr*
        
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          Ralph
          last edited by

          Hi @jnc, Good that you found the solution right away :) I'll add this to the task list to fix the functionality of this button.

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            pdp8user @jnc
            last edited by

            @jnc Thanks - I had a similar problem.
            I hadn't seen the ~/.config/Pycom directory.
            There doesn't seem to be a ~/config/Trolltech.conf on MacOS, but getting rid of the pymakr* files cured the problem.
            Thanks again for sharing.
            Brian

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