Interesting, I start to understand this bug. When I updated from Kubuntu
10.10 to 11.04, there was, indeed, a message, just before logging in,
about my 'kde' session not being valid anymore and that I should choose
a valid one, or else the 'default' session would be used. I chose the
new name 'kde-
Sorry for assuming it was a typo. I don't have great shellscript
knowledge, but if I had payed attention to the code, I shoud have
guessed it was not a function, but a case statement. Interestingly
enough, it did solve the warning dialog problem. Anyway, I changed the
line to
default|"")
and thi
OK, I did as in the bug description's "untested patch" and changed the
line
default)
to
default("")
in the file /etc/X11/Xsession.d/20x11-common_process-args and the
problem disappeared.
Please note that there is a mistype in the bug descripton's "untested
patch": default|"") instead of defaul
This bug appeared to me after I upgraded to Natty 11.04, from 64 bit
version of 10.10. I tried Ivan Firago's suggestion (chmod -x
/usr/bin/which) and it DID work, but since some programs need it, like
firefox's lauching script, that will not solve the problem for me.
Though it may be a good hint t
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