Hello List:
I recently started using Windows X and I am still getting
used to it. When I log in I am loggin in with the session set to “Gnome”
Yesterday I was “playing” around trying to get
to know the system and now two things are different and I want to change them
back.
- Initially
I was getting the default GNOME File manager, I don’t know what that
is called, but it was a nice explorer-Like window which you could move
around. Well now I am getting a different type of File Manager which I don’t
like, I think that it is the KDE File manager (I am not completely sure
about that though), and when I log into Gnome now I get this message
saying that the file manager chosen is not completely supported by gnome
and that I should select one that is. How do I do that??? Essentially I
want to go back to the default File Manager that you get once you install
Gnome.
- My
keyboard is not responding. It has been working just perfect without a
problem. This is what happens, I am at the log on screen and the keyboard
works fine, I am able to type in my user name and password and I can log
into Gnome. Once there I can open up a text editor and type without a
problem. I close the text editor and then open up a Command line window
and then I cant type nothing!, I go back to the
text editor and now the keyboard doesn’t work. I then select to
logout with the mouse and I am back at the log in screen where my keyboard
now works fine again, I log back in and the same thing happens again. What
happened to my keyboard and how can I fix it?
I’d really appreciate someone’s help with this, I
realize that it may be something simple but I am still new to the O/S so your
help would be a blessing, Thanx!
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