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On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 20:54:13 -0800 |
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Michael Higgins <linux@×××××××.org> wrote: |
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> So then, what's the *best way* to (re-) set my current user to get the |
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> goodness of a brand new gnome profile, but none of the hassle of |
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> reconfiguring all my apps? ;-) |
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> I see moving my /home folder to something else, deleting me, adding me |
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> back, with new /home and my groups... then moving a few very |
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> configured apps .configs over, but I thought there *might* be a sure |
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> way that would be easier... |
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Of course, I couldn't wait. User is all set and I'm obviously no linux |
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sysadmin... or whatever. |
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Problem with slowness using gnome-shell was caused by user being in the |
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'video' group. Hmm. Not entirely needed, I guess. Can't say what's up |
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with that. |
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Anyway, I might stick with this, be ahead of the curve, or suffer |
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needlessly, for a bit. Nice to know I worked on documenting a fix for |
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vertical gnome-panels, but may not need it now... |
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Sorry for the noise. |
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Cheers, |
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-- Michael Higgins |