Hi again!
About my previous answer - you can use that ONLY if you are NOT root,
else your system locks.
A better way of doing this:
The script 10session-clean-startup I wrote before may contain:
PWD=`pwd`
( cd /tmp
for TMPFILE in `find . -xdev -user ${USER} -a \( -name "*${USER}*" -o
-name "
The solution for the problem you have:
When running, the Panel, ESD and other GNOME apps leave a state-info file in /tmp. You have to clean the /tmp files before you start the GNOME session, else GNOME 'thinks' some components are still active. You can do it this way:
1. Create a /etc/X11/Xse
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