Alan Schussman wrote: > Thanks for the suggestions, Matt. I've removed all the files I think were > pertinent to both gnome and windowmaker, and it appears that things are > again functioning normally. > > Here's one more general question for folks: Before I did the above, I > tried a trick I found in the gnome documentation (surprise!) that > describes completely resetting a user session, right back to new defaults. > The docs say to hold down CTRL-SHIFT as you log in to gnome, and you'll > get a dialog box that allows you to reset the session. But, at least on my > PC, holding down CTRL-SHIFT didn't do anything. Has anybody used that > option? Is there another way to invoke it? > > - alan > > / note my new email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] / Try holding down the CTRL_SHIFT keys on the oppostie side of the keyboard (stupid, I know but many keyboards use different hooks for the two different keys - something about the keyboard logic chip). Joe
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