gnome session does not start anymore
Colin Brace
cb at lim.nl
Sat Jan 6 17:52:54 UTC 2007
On 1/6/07, Marco Mandl <marco.mandl at gmx.at> wrote:
> suddenly the gnome session does not start anymore.
This is annoying but not fatal.
You'll need to log in using the safe session or the emergency terminal
or even KDE. In the terminal window, type "ls -alrt" to get an idea of
files where changed most recently in your home directory. Try deleting
.gconfd/ and see if that fixes things. If not, try deleting .gconf/,
.gnome/, and .gnome2/. Also potential culprits are .*ICE* files.
All these files will be automatically generated with their default
values when you log in anew. You will lose some settings, such as your
Gnome panel configuration, but eventually you be able to log in
normally.
HTH
--
Colin Brace
Amsterdam
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