On Wed, 19 Dec 2001 19:04:37 -0800, Erylon Hines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > well, halaluiah! I took a little bit of everyones' advice and rooted around
> > or a while, but it wasn't until I started Kde again and waited for all the
> > stuff to pop up again. After I turned everything off I opened kpm and sure
> > enough there was a gmc process running that I promptly killed.
> >
> > After logging out and choosing to restore settings I logged back in to a
> > clean, kde-only desktop.
> >
> > thanks ya'll
>
> I use gmc a lot in xfce, and after the first time, I learned to make my gmc
> shortcut with the command:
>
> gmc --nodesktop
>
> That will put a stop to the Gnome-Icon silliness (take my word for it, if you
> leave out the --nodesktop portion of the command you'll have Gnome
> icons on the xfce desktop, too.
>
> e.
Better yet, use the command 'gmc --sm-disable --nodesktop'.
The --sm-disable disables session management for GMC, so that it will _truly_
close when you tell it to.
--
Sridhar Dhanapalan
"In short, Microsoft is no more able to build secure products
than England's cricket team is able to withstand the bowling
of Australia's bowlers."
-- John Leyden, "MS firewall is holier than the Pope",
The Register (http://www.theregister.co.uk), 2001-08-20.
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