I accidentally removed it - it is as simple as adding 'wingpanel' custom command to the startup from inside the applications system setting menu?
Seems to work,but not sure if that is the 'right way'.
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You can install eOS Tweaks and there is a section called Cerberus. Wingpanel is added by default there so that whenever wingpanel is closed or crashes, it starts automatically.
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I had that installed but totally forgot that is where I removed it, but 'restore defaults' worked wonderfully - thank you!!! Feb 20, 2017 at 17:43
There is a program for it:
Run gnome-session-properties.
You should see all the programs that startup automatically with new session.
You can edit it, so just add wingpanel and it should be alright. :)
