:: On Tue, 4 Jul 2000 22:01:35 -0700, "Eric G . Miller" said:
> You *can* still use gnome apps with any window manager. However, you
> can't use gnome-session to manage your session, and probably can't use
> the panel. Other than that, most applications should work fine.
I've tested a few non-
On Tue, Jul 04, 2000 at 11:45:17PM -0400, Patrick Dahiroc wrote:
> i've finally learned my lesson the hard way. i've ditched scwm and
> decided to give icewm another try - i'm begining to like it. i was
> just under the impression that i can still use gnome apps with a
> non-gnome compliant windo
i've finally learned my lesson the hard way. i've ditched scwm and
decided to give icewm another try - i'm begining to like it. i was
just under the impression that i can still use gnome apps with a
non-gnome compliant window manager minus some functionality. but then
again why sacrifice functi
You're making life difficult on yourself. I don't think Scwm is GNOME
compliant -- so don't try to use it with GNOME. Select either the
"Xsession" or "Debian" sessian option from GDM to use Scwm *without*
GNOME. You really shouldn't need to muck with the scripts in /etc/gdm/,
possibly the config
hi all
i've recently changed my default window manager to scwm. however i
get the following gnome-error message when i login. (i login using
gdm)
-- SNIP --
SESSION_MANAGER=local/yakko:/tmp/.ICE-unix/19601,tcp/yakko:2576
Gnome-Message: gnome_execute_async_with_env_fds: returning -1
/usr/bin/x-w
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