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gnome hangup

gnome hangup

2003-11-24       - By Steven J. Yellin

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On Mon, 24 Nov 2003, Harold Bell wrote:

> While playing with the settings in the control center
> startup programs dialog I changed the priority from 50
> to -200 for a batch file.  Now I am unable to log in
> under that user.  It asks for the user and pswd then
> displays "Starting GNOME" forever.  Can I re-establish
> a default sawfish - gnome profile to get it working
> again?  Thanks for any help.  HHB
>
   If, while not using gnome, you remove (or, just to be safe, rename)  
all the .gnome* files in your home directory, that ought to allow you to
start over again as if you were using gnome for the first time.

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Steven Yellin