I have a few more questions:
> > Is there anything in `.xsession-errors`? (This file is in the home
> > directory of the account that you are logged in as.)
>
> I haven't checked there, actually, but I'll look.
Did you see anything in this file?
Does the problem still occur if you bring the net
> When I bring my HP Mini 100 netbook out of standby, the screen flickers
> on occassion, and then at some random moment in time, it seems, it will
> go to a blank blue screen. The session is still active. I can SSH to the
> netbook, and I can change TTYs to a virtual TTY (although the screen
> rem
> So why didn't Nautilus start after I selected a window manager?
I figured it out. For some reason, the X session manager was set to
`/usr/bin/choosewm` by default when it needed to be `/usr/bin/gnome-session`. I
corrected this with:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-session-manager
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On one of my computers, running Debian Squeeze, I have two user
accounts. One has been used exclusively for running Nautilus and GNOME
applications. The other has been used exclusively over SSH. At
start-up, gdm automatically logs into the "graphical" account, but
today I decided that I wanted to u
> I have been seeing problem with X not starting properly without using> startx. you may want to give that a try.> also you may want to check the /var/log directory for Xorg.log and> gdm.log (?).Running `sudo startx` appears to have the same effect as when `gdm` is starting; I see a black scre
> What version of gdm is this?2.20.10-1
I recently upgraded my Toshiba Satellite L45-S7409, running Debian testing (Squeeze). This morning when I started my
laptop, the computer booted and I was able to use my GNOME desktop as usual. This afternoon, however, when I started my
laptop, the screen went "black" a short moment after I saw:
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