On 24-Mar-2003 Haines Brown wrote: > Marco, > > Thanks! You've no idea how I've struggled to get this information. > >> Hello Haines,AFAIK if you remove your ~/.gnome* dirs. then you will be able >> to >> restart a fresh gnome desktop... > > I presume that since gnome is set as my desktop manager, these files > would be regenerated without my having to restart gnome explicitly. Hello Haines,I suggest you login on init 3 (text) then remove the above dirs,then you issue startx to re-create the folders.
>> > Do you happen to know the name of the gnome desktop switcher >> > executable... >> >> switchdesk-gnome-3.9.8-2 > > The terminology leaves my head spinning. There's the RedHat desktop > switcher application, which is what you refer to. But then there's a > Workplace Switcher, which is a pager. This is what is broken and what > I meant. I apologize. By the way I won't bear you on wrong directions since I'm talking with my RHL-7.3 experience,not about my RHL-8.0 which I used very seldom. >> Furthermore an useful hint from an old message: >> >> "Slough, Kelle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> > Unfortunately though, I cannot get the panel back. Does anyone have any >> > ideas on how I can restore the panel? As an FYI, I did install the latest >> > fixes afterwards and that has not corrected the problem. >> >> Just run the panel in a terminal (type "panel") and then type >> "save-session" after the panel starts. >> >> Havoc > > I assume that "havoc" is the person's name, not what happens if you > follow the advice ;-). > > Haines Yes he is Havoc Pennington an "X" desktop developer. Best Regards Marco - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-newbie" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html Please read the FAQ at http://www.linux-learn.org/faqs
