http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3873
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Hello
Currently using latest cookers packages under GNOME environnment for all softs &
utils, and now it is now impossible for me to launch RFBdrake ( or even
x0rfbserv directly ) without having all the currently opened windows being
borders and reduce/maximize buttons wiped.
Immediatly after launching the rfbdrake tool in Server/Daemon mode, when the
little icon of x0rfb appears on the screen and so the daemon is listening on to
connections from clients, the screen is refreshed 4 or 5 times on the row and
then i don't have any borders and reduce/maximize buttons on windows that were
opened, focus on windows doesn't work anymore too. It seems like the window
manager used is completly workless after initializing x0rfbserv, even after
rebooting the box, windows are still borderless and "maximize/reduce buttons"
less. The only way to recover my gnome environnement useable is to delete from
my homedir all .gno* dirs ! after this all my windows turn back useable with
borders and buttons available and moveable on the screen.
Latest precision : i saw that in Gnome properties Control Center : the Windows
icon is useless after launching x0rfb, it tells me an error message saying that
no window manager was properly responding ... can't understand why, but after
deleting .gno* on my home dir, everything was clean and the Windows icon was
working properly !
The problem appears only after launching x0rfb, and is solved only by deleting
.gno*, so it makes rfbdrake unusable at the moment since it cannot be launched.
