On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 8:33 PM, Alex Kilgore <adkilg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't know what exact this command did but Alt+Enter worked after that. >> The side effect, though, was that it squeezed the window a bit so that I >> couldn't even see the bottom of the terminal. >> >> gnome-settings-daemon is, like it sounds, a daemon used by gnome that > manages gnome session settings, probably the reason that gnome-terminal > wouldn't start is because it may require the settings daemon to be running, > I am unsure as to what you mean by "squeezed the window" but it's probably a > result of one of those settings(or so it would seem, intuitively), when I > accidentally had this running at one point, I noticed a lot of different > things. but if you're not using gnome, you might be better off using another > terminal emulator anyways I agree, so maybe I will just switch to xterm. I used gnome-terminal only because it was given by default after I installed wmii and I was (am) a newbie of wmii. Thanks for your help I appreciate it. > Alex K > >
