Re: Xfce question
--- Simon Huggins <huggie@earth.li> wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 23, 2005 at 08:00:34PM -0500, j Mak
> wrote:
> > The other day, I installed enlightenment as a
> desktop on xfce. But
> > I didn't like the feel of it and removed
> enlightenment and all the
> > files I created during the installation. Now,
> xfce has no
> > window-manager and I cannot move the windows
> on the screen. How
> > can I restore the default settings?
> > I am running Sarge.
>
> Hrm. What does update-alternatives --list
> x-session-manager say? Does
> it still say "/usr/bin/xfce4-session"?
>
> Do you have xfwm4 installed? Can you run xfwm4 once
> you start xfce? If
> so then do so and save your session when you logout.
>
> If you can't, and your session manager is pointing
> at xfce4-session then
> try removing ~/.config/sessions/xfce4-session* and
> restarting X so that
> you get the default session back.
>
> Simon
>
Sorry, the previous message went to the wrong place.
Hi Simon,
I've the /usr/bin/xfce4-session still; also the xfwm
installed; I've opened it and saved the session, I've
deleted the ~/.config/sessions/xfce4-session* as you
said and the problem still persists.
Here is the screen shot showing how the windows look
like:
http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/5908/snapshot16gg.png
Note the missing close and minimzing buttons at the
top corner. Otherwise everything works great, except I
cannot move the windows on the screen.
J. Mak
>
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