Re: [Cooker] Gnome splash takes a LONG time to disappear

2003-08-14 Thread Frank Griffin
Robert Fox wrote:

Fresh Cooker install - tried Gnome and it works but the initial splash
screen stays up for a long time (like two minutes) then disappears. 
What causes this?
 

I've seen this as well.  It's OK the first time (after the firsttime 
wizard), but on subsequent logins it not only hangs around but covers 
anything else on the screen.

I had a similar problem with post-9.1 2.2 GNOME (circa May 18) where 
logging in and out of different userids would eventually cause a hang 
when you requested logout.  Well, not a true hang, but the logout 
dialog box would take about 5 minutes to come up.

In both cases, the blockage seems to break if you initiate enough 
other GNOME-related activity.  In the older logout case, opening a GNOME 
terminal would trigger it.  I haven't noticed a pattern in the new case.

It's like something is holding a lock and then decides to release it, or 
maybe a socket listener isn't listening closely enough...




[Cooker] Gnome splash takes a LONG time to disappear

2003-08-06 Thread Robert Fox
Fresh Cooker install - tried Gnome and it works but the initial splash
screen stays up for a long time (like two minutes) then disappears. 
What causes this?

Thx,
R.Fox
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Robert Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fox Consulting Services




Re: [Cooker] Gnome splash takes a LONG time to disappear

2003-08-06 Thread Mark Watts
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 Robert Fox wrote:
 Fresh Cooker install - tried Gnome and it works but the initial splash
 screen stays up for a long time (like two minutes) then disappears.
 What causes this?

 I've seen this as well.  It's OK the first time (after the firsttime
 wizard), but on subsequent logins it not only hangs around but covers
 anything else on the screen.

 I had a similar problem with post-9.1 2.2 GNOME (circa May 18) where
 logging in and out of different userids would eventually cause a hang
 when you requested logout.  Well, not a true hang, but the logout
 dialog box would take about 5 minutes to come up.

 In both cases, the blockage seems to break if you initiate enough
 other GNOME-related activity.  In the older logout case, opening a GNOME
 terminal would trigger it.  I haven't noticed a pattern in the new case.

 It's like something is holding a lock and then decides to release it, or
 maybe a socket listener isn't listening closely enough...

This may be daft (and unrelated) but I see this with the KDE spash screen when 
its restoring a session. I find that simply clicking on it makes if go 
away...

Mark.

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Mark Watts
Senior Systems Engineer
QinetiQ TIM
St Andrews Road, Malvern
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