> Yes, I found that directory. Currently it only contains .bashrc and .
> bash-profile. The problem I have is that the dir I copy
> doesn't work once it's
> copied. I suspect that this has something to do with copying
> files which
> shouldn't be copied and son't make sense in another users
> context. A number of
> dirs/files are also created in /tmp with user names embedded
> in dirnames and I'm
> wondering if that has something to do with it. I had
> considered updating
> etc/skel once I find the files that are required and remove
> the ones which are
> stopping it from working.
Sorry, I don't use Gnome any more. The only thing I can think to do would
be to look for files that have your home directory listed in them.
grep -d recurse "/home/luuk" /home/username
Then you can either modify those files, or delete them and let the program
that created them recreate them with default values.
Later
David Kirk
