Michael Schulze wrote:
> i had the same problem this weekend when installing woody and gnome 2. the
> 'strange borders' are the twm window manager. try to launch sawfish or
> metacity as window manager instead.
More specifically, open an xterm, su to root, and enter the following
command:
up
> When I rebooted I got a default desktop and default panel - but they weren't
> connected. That is, both were floating free on top of the screen. I couldn't
> get the panel within the desktop, so I could only use one or the other.
> Selecting the desktop would bring it to the front, covering the p
I installed woody without apparent problems. That's the good news. The bad
news is that one of the first things I tried to do was to upgrade to gnome2
and gdm2. I searched on the web and found the instructions of how to get the
backport of Gnome2 by Gustavo Noronha. I had errors in 10 or 12 of the
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