Anthony Thyssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > That may be it. I have one system which doesn't seem to have > resource problems. I just checked at the 'session manager' shows > that gnome-session-properties is marked as 'trash'.
AFAIK this means that it won't be started again should it stop running. > Is there some type of command line control to list and adjust the > session? If so I can add it to my 'gnome launcher' script. You answer this one yourself: > That is the other thing about Gnome. All the documentation is so > simplistic and does not document well alturnative methods (like > gconf) Yes. The system and app data is so enormously scattered around that it is very hard to maintain consistency, especially when using the same data on different machines. You can use gconftool-2 to change the settings, but it is far from trivial to find out what settings are used where. gconf-editor is interactive and can be used to browse through the settings database. It helps to find the desired settings. Sometimes :(. -- Johan
