On 2014-02-23 15:18 (GMT+0700) Kanjana composed:
It looks like I need to reinstall the distro (this might be a quicker way doing things).
It well might not. Experienced users usually keep /home on a separate filesystem to avoid possibility of data loss at OS installation and upgrade times. If this applies to you, it's somewhat unlikely a fresh OS installation will solve your problem, as it sounds like you have a configuration data corruption problem. As at least one other has already suggested, you should create a new login/user to see if it has the same problem before assuming a fresh installation might solve anything.
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