Re: gnome configuration

[Sam Steingold <sds goems com>]

>>>> In message <Pine.LNX.4.05.9903231644020.21297-100000@zoll.albany.eypae.com>
>>>> On the subject of "Re: gnome configuration"
>>>> Sent on Tue, 23 Mar 1999 17:13:34 -0500 (EST)
>>>> Honorable Gleef <dzol@virtual-yellow.com> writes:
 >> Panel configuration, and configuration for applets (like GNOME Pager) are
 >> in ~/.gnome/panel.d.  Emacs away to your hearts content :-).

hmmm - what file should I look at? :-)

$ ls -R .gnome/panel*
   1 .gnome/panel

.gnome/panel.d:
total 3
   1 Session-11d0eb4dee000091694345500000015530000/     1 default/
   1 Session-uBiD1W/

.gnome/panel.d/Session-11d0eb4dee000091694345500000015530000:
total 12
   1 Applet_1_Extern      1 Applet_5.desktop     1 Applet_9.desktop
   1 Applet_2.desktop     1 Applet_6.desktop     2 Applet_Config
   1 Applet_3.desktop     1 Applet_7.desktop     1 panel
   1 Applet_4.desktop     1 Applet_8.desktop

.gnome/panel.d/Session-uBiD1W:
total 9
   1 Applet_2.desktop     1 Applet_5_Extern      1 Applet_Config
   1 Applet_3.desktop     1 Applet_6.desktop     2 panel
   1 Applet_4.desktop     1 Applet_8_Extern

.gnome/panel.d/default:
total 12
   1 Applet_1_Extern      1 Applet_5.desktop     1 Applet_9.desktop
   1 Applet_2.desktop     1 Applet_6.desktop     2 Applet_Config
   1 Applet_3.desktop     1 Applet_7.desktop     1 panel
   1 Applet_4.desktop     1 Applet_8.desktop

 >> As far as I can tell from the docs, you can change the editor invoked
 >> simply by changing your EDITOR environment variable.

this is certainly not the case.
EDITOR is set to /usr/bin/gnuclient, emacs is invoked.

BTW, on bugs in gmc:

mouse3 on a file -> view -> view window: I can only close it through the
window manager: no keys, no mouse, no scroll bar - nothing works.


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