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Lindsay Haisley wrote: |
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> Thus spake Donnie Berkholz on Tue, Jul 18, 2006 at 08:18:00PM CDT |
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>> Lindsay Haisley wrote: |
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>>> Donnie, anyone with some Gnome experience, know how to get out of this one? |
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>> It has never happened to me, everything always works great for me. |
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>> That's why I am a dev, weird local issues don't happen. =) |
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> Well if you bang on this stuff, you learn things. |
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> If I rename ~/.gnome2 to .gnome2.old, kill gnome-panel and start a gnome |
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> session, I get a gnome session _with_ my old panels in place, but with no icons |
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> on them (although gnome still hangs on exit and I have to Ctl-Alt-Backspace to |
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> kill it). |
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Most Gnome settings are stored using GConf, which stores its data in |
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~/.gconf |
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Try removing/renaming it too to start fresh again. |
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Rémi |
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