Lee Elliott writes: > I'm on Debian unstable too. Included in the problems I've experienced are > incorrect panel icons that I can't corrected, problems with icons in some > Gnome apps, panel entries loosing properties after I've set them and an > inability to re-configure old gnome apps such as gmc, together with the > reduced level of control and configuration in general.
I haven't tried gmc for a long time, but otherwise, I'm not seeing these problems. It might be that something is screwed up in your installation, perhaps some left-over crud. Try setting up a new account and logging into it, and see if you have the problems with icons and lost properties there as well. > Personally, I hope that the Gnome and KDE teams never merge because > monocultures are never a good thing. As long as they each make > sure their own stuff works with the other's environment, which in > general it does, I'm happier with them going their own ways. I think I'd be happier seeing both as competing flavours within a single desktop environment. There will never be a monoculture as long as we have alternatives like ratpoison. apt-get install ratpoison if you've never tried it -- you'll never have a cleaner desktop. All the best, David _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
