Ola,
Eu encontrei um problema igual ao meu por meio do google numa lista de
SuSe [1].
Inclusive, a discussao, a certa altura, é muito engracada (eu achei).
La, a solucao foi a seguinte:
/> Maybe you can run "gconftool-2 -R /desktop/gnome" for you and test user /
/> to see if there are any differences that can cause this?
/
Well, this actually worked!
I was very sceptical about finding the offending difference, but I
guess I was lucky.
It is a keyboard setting..
/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/general:
disable_sysconfig_changed_warning
Mine was set to 'true' while the test user's was set to 'false'.
I changed mine to 'true' and OOo started to behave again.
Eu fiz igual aqui no meu e essa variavel esta setada para false, logo
nao é ela.
Alguem, sabendo da informacao acima (topico la na SuSe list) teria
alguma dica a me dar?
Outra coisa, como eu faco para alterar essas variaveis, caso eu queira?
Obrigado
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Marcelo Luiz de Laia
Ph.D Candidate
São Paulo State University (http://www.unesp.br/eng/)
School of Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences
Department of Technology
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