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[sofar]

This qeustion is fully answered in the Xfce ML FAQ. I guess I should have new
subscribers sent this FAQ too :^(

Auke

On Thu, 9 Feb 2006 21:51:10 +0100 (Paris, Madrid), "Frederic REMY" <fredremy at yahoo.fr> wrote:
> Sorry -$ nautilus --no-desktop
> 
> Fred 
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> -------Message original-------
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> De : Frederic REMY
> Date : 02/09/06 21:45:28
> A : XFCE general discussion list
> Sujet : Tr : Réf. : Re: Nautilus Killed my XFCE Backdrop
>  
>  Hello,
>  
> You can so run nautilus with the option -no-desktop
>  
>  -$ nautilus -no-desktop
>  
> This run nautilus but not the background gestion
>  
> Fred
>  
>  
> -------Message original-------
>  
> De : Foxy
> Date : 02/09/06 21:35:01
> A : XFCE general discussion list
> Sujet : Re: Nautilus Killed my XFCE Backdrop
>  
> Craig A. Betts wrote:
>> I used a "feature" in Thunderbird to view a document in an email.  It
>> launched Nautilus to accomplish this.  Now my XFCE backdrop is all
> black
>> and the desktop menu is no longer accessable.  How can I fix this?  I
>> tried looking at the latest files changed in my home directory (ls
>> -latr).  The only thing I see that makes sense is .gconf-csw and
>> .gconfd.  I am running XFCE v4.2.1 (BlastWave Package) on Solaris 10
>> w/latest patchset.  I also have the complete BlastWave Gnome package
>> installed.
>>
>> Things I have tried include:
>>
>> * Removing the .gconf-csw and .gconfd directories
>> * Logging out and back in
>> * Looking for processes in ps output that are not normally there
>>
>> TIA
>>
> ~$ killall nautilus
> ~$ xfdesktop
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