Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Why does it bother you? I've seen this problem as well (tho recently > it seems to have somehow disappeared, or I've learned to ignore it), but > it's only cosmetic (in my experience): the gnome-session-manager sits > there waiting for something, but the rest is fully functional, so all > you have to do is ignore the gnome-session-manager window until it > disappears, or iconify it.
Unfortunately, (in my setup) there are a lot of things that start up _after_ the WM, so my 'rest' is not 'fully-functional'. And it's not fun when you're trying to do something when suddenly windows starts popping up all over the place. -- Johan
