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On Friday 31 January 2003 11:11, Chris Wallace wrote:
> I was trying to launch a gnome app's 'help' file (grip I think it was)
> while in KDE 3.0 and now after my regular KDE desktop loads up, at the last
> second, a gnome desktop with several icons loads up as well(!)
sounds like the nautilus desktop... i fail to understand what made them think
it was a great idea to combine the implementation of the desktop with the
file manager. monolithic design tends to suck.
> Anyone able to shed some light for this newb? :)
easiest way is to do a ps ax on the command line, locate the nautilus process
(assuming that's what it is) and kill it. log out, log back in. the session
manager should save your sessions without the GNOME desktop icons and restore
it that way too.
you could also use KDE's built in process table to do the process killing.
press Ctrl-Esc to bring it up...
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Aaron J. Seigo
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"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler"
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