On Mon, Jun 24, 2002 at 03:50:31PM -0400, Harold Bibik wrote: > On Mon, Jun 24, 2002 at 12:20:09PM -0700, Paul E Condon wrote something like this: > > > I'm running Gnome on a Woody i386 computer. When I start the computer and > > log in to my user account. Gnome automatically starts several instances of > > Gnome Terminal, two instances of Gnome Midnight Commander and a single instance > > of Galeon. I don't like this, particularly Galeon, which starts my PPP. > > > > How can I shut off or control this automatic start? I've tried closing the > > unwanted windows and doing a "Save Session". This seems to have no effect. > > > > Suggestions? > > In the past when my Gnome desktop has started acting flakey I've > renamed > > ~/.gnome to ~/.gnome.old > > and > > ~/.gnome-desktop to ~/.gnome-desktop.old > > logged out and then logged back in. Gnome will create new > .gnome and .gnome-desktop files. > > You'll have to redo all your preferences which can be a hassle but > it has cured the few odd problems I've had with the Gnome desktop, > YMMV. Sorry for jumping so late, but if you've still got the problem, edit ~/.gnome/session and remove all the lines with 'galeon', 'gmc' and 'gnome-terminal' (or whatever) from it. I think it'll work;) -rob
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