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My settings app vanished

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Like... the in-built app you use in Ubuntu to change system settings. It's... gone. What?

Normally it should show up in this menu at the top right of the screen. I also can't find it by searching for "settings" in the launcher. IIRC the app is called "gnome-settings", and running that in a terminal does nothing either.

A reboot has not fixed the issue.

Ubuntu 22.04.

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The app is actually called gnome-control-center:

sudo apt install gnome-control-center

No idea how it got uninstalled. After installing it, you may find you need to restart the shell (Alt+F2, type "r" and hit enter). If this is inconvenient, you can just run gnome-control-center from a terminal.

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