xfdesktop not loading or overrun by Gnome

Ondrej Mihalyi mihalyi at matfyz.cz
Mon Jan 31 17:13:16 CET 2005


Just a guess:

nautilus is by default application that gets restarted by session manager when killed or stop in session manager.  You have to turn it to normal application ins session manager instead of restart.  Maybe that's what happens, you stop nautilus and it's gets restarted.

No other idea

Ondrej

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 10:49:34 -0500
"Paul M. Bucalo" <pmbuc at pmbservices.com> wrote:

> Just recently I noticed one of my WBEL boxes running XFce 4.2 doing
> something strange and so far irreversible. I noticed that right after
> xfce-panel is loaded by the session manager, it loads up
> evolution-alarm-notify. Then the session background is replaced with the
> Gnome desktop with icons. If I kill the desktop background and run
> xfdesktop, I get my desktop sans right-click menu. It most likely is a
> Gnome problem, but I can't seem to figure out where to find the
> solution. I used the gconf editor to uncheck any references to nautilus
> controlling the desktop. I tried using KDM instead of GDM. I tried
> killing the Gnome desktop, starting up xfdesktop and then saving the
> session. Nothing works! Any ideas or suggestions?
> 
> TIA,
> 
> Paul
> 
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