Gav Ford wrote:
I have conky working fine with Lenny and Gnome, I needed to add the following
to the .conkyrc:
own_window yes
own_window_hints undecorated,below,skip_taskbar
own_window_transparent yes
double_buffer yes
And comment out:
#own_window_type root
Which worked fine under
Thanks to those folk who responded. Much appreciated I was beginning to get
paranoid ... :-)
Conky is one issue and a rather minor one at that and rates as an
annoyance. It may just be that Gnome and Conky don't play nicely together,
because trying it out on Fluxbox, Xfce4 and even KDE all is fi
Hi list
Of late, Gnome has been behaving in unpredictable ways. I am using
testing/Squeeze and sometime over the last few weeks, a number of changes
have taken place that I am unable to reverse, and I would really appreciate
a bit of help from this list if that is not too much trouble.
In no ord
Andrew G wrote:
> Gnome used to load icons onto the desktop whenever I would insert a
> removable media device (e.g. CD or USB stick, etc.). However, for
> whatever reason, this no longer happens. Can someone please advise if
> this is a bug with Gnome or something for which a
Gnome used to load icons onto the desktop whenever I would insert a
removable media device (e.g. CD or USB stick, etc.). However, for whatever
reason, this no longer happens. Can someone please advise if this is a bug
with Gnome or something for which a hack exists? I've searched bug tracker
but
Running Testing/Squeeze on a home machine, I have noticed that when the
GNOME libraries were recently updated a couple of things began to happen (or
rather - stopped happening!). The two issues are, in no particular order of
priority:
* when additional file systems/ media were connected (e.g. CD,
Thanks Ron
I don't know if this is *the* way of doing things, but it works: I created a
small bash script file to be called at start up. Just adding "conky &" to
the session start up didn't work because it would get overwritten by the
time Nautillus started up, so after a bit of searching, a scri
Thomas Anderson did write:
I did the usual synaptic update and upgrade and after I rebooted the X
server refuses to start. I'm on Debian stable Lenny. I temporarily changed
the "nvidia" string in xorg.conf to "nv" and it works in a low resolution
now to write this mail. I've included the synaptic
Hi list
Can someone pls advise which file to edit so that when I log into Gnome,
Conky starts automatically.
Thanks
CL
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