I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
I had a similar problem not being able to log in to the default GNOME
session ( "your last session lasted less than 10 seconds" message). The
problem came from the fact that I had created a .profile symlink linking
to .bashrc. unlink .profile fixed the problem for me
--
"shopt" xsession error upo
