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Re: [SLE] How to remove panel message on Gnome Startup SuSe 9.3?
- From: Adam Vazquez Kb2Jpd <adamvaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 02 Jul 2005 15:17:29 -0400
- Message-id: <42C6E849.1070003@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
James Ogley wrote:
I wish there are more man pages and descriptions of all the little files created by these window managers. It is a persisant thing, so I am guessing a variable in a config file Iwill have to change.
Adam
Nope, it doesn't. Still pestering me when restarting in Gnome. I really don't like KDE since my screens are set as OSX style.I have been running SuSE 9.3 from 9.2 and usually run Gnome with Metacity. When the panels come up, I keep getting "I've have detected a panel already running, and will not exit" box with a don't enter icon. What do I do to not have this message come up every bootup to Gnome?
Sorry I've not replied sooner - I've been offline for a week...
What you could do is drop to a text console, login, and run killall -9
gnome-panel
This should kill all instances, and gnome-session should then
automatically restart one.
If that does work, log out, and check the save session box, then try
logging back in.
I wish there are more man pages and descriptions of all the little files created by these window managers. It is a persisant thing, so I am guessing a variable in a config file Iwill have to change.
Adam
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