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List:       gnome
Subject:    Re: nautilus window opening
From:       Patrick Lynch <patlynch () hailmail ! net>
Date:       2002-06-24 16:51:24
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One of the many ways gnome is like windows.

For mplayer Xv prob, try watching your movies from the console.

mplayer -vo vesa or svga. the 'o' key can remove the time display

-nofs is also a good option, -zoom too.

anoying doesnt adequatley describe gnome session managment.

regards,
Patrick

Sean Middleditch wrote:
> Hi,
> 
>  Nautilus 2 (latest Debian experiemental/unstable packages), if the X
> server crashes or some other way I quit abnormally, when I log back in,
> a Nautilus window pops open in addition to the desktop.  After a clean
> logout, this does not happen.
> 
>  I've tried removing nautilus from the session manager and starting it
> with the -n flag, but the session manager doesn't seem to remember this.
> 
>  Anyway I can stop this annoying behaviour?
> 
>  (Yes, my X server does crash a lot - some obscure nVidia driver bug I
> think, Xv in Xine/MPlayer causes it to crash 1/4 times, once every month
> or so I get a crash just when moving the mouse - Xv bug is getting
> annoying trying to view all those nice NWN previews ~,^ ).
> 
> Sean Etc.
> 
> 
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