saving/restoring panel configuration
- From: Ryan Leduc <leduc control toronto edu>
- To: gnome-list <gnome-list gnome org>
- Subject: saving/restoring panel configuration
- Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 00:10:16 -0400
The biggest annoyance I've had with gnome is the panel crashing and
loosing my panel configuration (command launcher, pixmaps, etc for the
panel)
After talking to George Lebl, I figured out how to save and restore my
panel configurations..
I've submitted this to the faq, but here is the info for anyone else
with this problem..
(I'm assuming you are starting gnome with gnome-session)
Do the panel configurations that you want, and then exit x-windows
Goto ~/.gnome and look at file: session
You should see a couple of lines like:
12,DiscardCommand=rm -r /home/leduc/.gnome//panel.d/Session-a01087/
12,RestartCommand=panel --sm-config-prefix
/panel.d/Session-a01087/ --sm-client
this tells you where your current panel configurations are being stored.
backup directory ~/.gnome/panel.d/Session-a01087
If you lose your panel configuration, you can restore it as follows.
Exit x-windows (if you are in it), and restore the saved directory.
Edit session, and change the lines like above so that they reference
this directory.
ie: change
12,DiscardCommand=rm -r /home/leduc/.gnome//panel.d/Session-b0356/
12,RestartCommand=panel --sm-config-prefix /panel.d/Session-b0356/
To:
12,DiscardCommand=rm -r /home/leduc/.gnome//panel.d/Session-a01087/
12,RestartCommand=panel --sm-config-prefix /panel.d/Session-a01087/
start X again, and all should be well.
Ryan
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| because I am involved in Mankind;
Dept of Electrical and | And therefore never send to know
Computer Engineering | for whom the bell tolls;
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| It tolls for thee.'
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