Thanks to all the suggestions. Checking .gnome-errors showed that
gnome couldn't find gnome-session. Ran apt-get install gnome-session,
let it install gnome-session + dependencies, and GNOME came up just
fine. Don't know why gnome-session didn't install the first time from
the debian CD, but if anyone else has the problem, check
.gnome-errors.
Thanks again
jeff
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Thought for today: brain fart n.
The actual result of a braino, as
opposed to the mental glitch that is the braino itself. E.g.,
typing dir on a Unix box after a session with DOS.
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