Gnome default dir is /usr/src

Hi, I installed gnome in my computer, and, I don't know why, every program that I start within the gnome-panel has the current dir = /usr/src. I could find no reason, and no documentation about it. Anyone knows what's going on? Debian Gnu/Linux 2.0.35 slink Pentium gnome-panel 0.30-2

Re: Gnome default dir is /usr/src

I installed gnome in my computer, and, I don't know why, every program that I start within the gnome-panel has the current dir = /usr/src. Similarly, the slink version starts everything in /etc. Boy, is that a pain in emacs. Will

Re: Gnome default dir is /usr/src

Will Lowe writes: I installed gnome in my computer, and, I don't know why, every program that I start within the gnome-panel has the current dir = /usr/src. Similarly, the slink version starts everything in /etc. Boy, is that a pain in emacs.

Re: Gnome default dir is /usr/src

Mine *is* slink! I think that this is either a configurable option that I could not find where to configure, or something like: from the dir where you ran dpkg to install gnome... Should I report this as a bug? Sure. But make it one with a pretty low priority. :)