On Tue, 2003-01-21 at 19:46, Eloy A. Paris wrote: > Ryan Verner <xfesty@computeraddictions.com.au> writes: > > > I had to get rid of ~/.nautilus, ~/.gnome2* and ~/.gconf* before I could run > > nautilus successfully, guessing an earlier setting was clashing. > > > > nautilus seems really strange now - the tree on the left now has massive > > 32x32 icons, and I can't seem to choose an icon theme (even with the icons > > deb forementioned installed), the preferences doesn't seem to have an option > > in it anymore to let me. > > > > gnome-panel keeps randomly freezing now too, and metacity window resizing > > now seems to have this strange resize effect which gives the impression that > > the system's lagging. > > I've noted this "system is lagging" feeling as well - one way I can > easily see it is by right-clicking on the desktop: the context menu > takes some time, about 1 second, to pop up, something that I had not > experienced before. Another way is to move (by dragging) one icon on the > desktop to another place in the desktop: there's a weird delay at the > beginning of the operation. > > This is on a relatively fast machine, and with a fresh configuration (rm > -Rf .gnome2* .nautilus .gconf*) > > I wonder what's causing all this "weirdness". Anyone else noticing this > or other weird things? For myself, today's upgrade seemed to go well. Good icons in the default theme (downloaded for p.d.o/~kitame/gnome2), and nautilus actually seems snappier. I didn't remove any previous configuration, but I also haven't upgraded since the 2.1.x stuff started appearing. I learned my lesson during the 1.4 -> 2.0 transition. -- First Impressions are Bunk.
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