[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tonight I red more carefully the "profile" file, and I discovered
> that (at least in Mandrake and hopefully in other RedHat-like distributions)
> is scans the /etc/profile.d directory (obviously ! :) ) all the initialization
> scripts. Just adding GNUstep.sh, puts the things working correctly. I didn't
That's a good idea! I hadn't noticed that before.
> it only opens the GNUstep icon down-left in the screen (like any App in
> WM) and the menu bar up-left in the screen, but nothing can be done with
> it. The main window doesn't becomes visible for the most of test programs.
> It just appears for some of them (i.e. nsbrowsercell, nstabview, windows
> ). But as for the icon and the popup menu, it seems to be frozen.
>
Well GSTest doesn't have a main window initially, you need to open it
from
the menu.
If the menu and/or other items aren't working, this might be a problem
with communication with some of the GNUstep servers, which causes the
app to hang until the communication is resolved - do you get any errors
or other messages in the terminal where you started the app?
> Later, I init'ed X again and then the menu bar is functional but not the
> main window. All the widgets within the window con't work. And for All the
> applications appears a message that says that there is already another
> program running with the same name.
Same problem. Check to see if the programs 'gdomap' and 'gdnc' are
running. gdomap should run as root. It's also possible, since you've
installed a more recent version of GNUstep, and old version of gdomap
and/or gdnc is still running, which isn't compatible with the new
version of GNUstep.
>
> I think that perhaps is due to a bad initialization of the Postscript driver.
> Could be it. How can I fix it??? I deinstalled dgs driver, as you
Nope, it's not PostScript.
