mv ~/.Xdefaults ~/.Xresources
works for me.
It happens it's not a bug.
man Xsession:
$HOME/.Xresources
contains X resources specific to the invoking user's environment.
The
settings are loaded with xrdb -merge. Note that $HOME/.Xdefaults
is a
this bug re-appeared for me a few days ago in karmic. I see it now in a 64bit
desktop, and in UNR.
Strangely, my 32bit desktop is fine. They all have the same ~/.Xdefaults.
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[Jaunty] $HOME/.Xdefaults no longer being read
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An alternative to setting XENVIRONMENT is executing:
xrdb -merge .Xdefaults
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[Jaunty] $HOME/.Xdefaults no longer being read
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I'm seeing this on a fresh Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 i386 install as well as on
an Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04 i386 fresh install.
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[Jaunty] $HOME/.Xdefaults no longer being read
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Note that an alternative to renaming the file is to add the following to
your .bashrc file:
export XENVIRONMENT=~/.Xdefaults
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[Jaunty] $HOME/.Xdefaults no longer being read
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