Le lundi 01 juin 2009 à 17:13 +0200, Nicolas Évrard a écrit : > The new release of gnome-session insists on using metacity eventhough > I did the usual "openbox --replace" / Save Session combo in order to > use it the next time I log in.
This is because openbox does not ship a desktop file. The session
manager now uses desktop files to identify applications, and in this
particular case, whether a given application is a window manager.
You can force the use of openbox by adding the following to
your .gnomerc:
WINDOW_MANAGER=openbox
export WINDOW_MANAGER
However the actual issue lies in openbox for not shipping a desktop file
in /usr/share/applications. (It should be similar to the old one
in /usr/share/gnome/wm-properties, but must set NoDisplay=true and
X-GNOME-Provides=windowmanager as well.)
> Moreover, switching to openbox has the effect that gnome-session
> starts to consume 10/15 % of my CPU while when I use metacity,
> gnome-session use only few CPU cycles.
Probably because it then tries to start metacity in a loop.
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