extra gnome panel

[Ryan Alexander Neily <aa033 wwhcn cnet windsor ns ca>]

Ryan wrote:

   I am running gnome with Enlightenment on Redhat 6.0. I was arranging 
my panel with different launchers and icons and inadvertantly clicked 
at the wrong time (I am not even quite sure on what) and ended up with 
gnome trying to run two panels. I boot up every morning (standalone 
box) and the first window that shows is one telling me `I detect 
another panel, should I start it or not?' It gives me two buttons to 
push. Yes or No. I push No and it goes away and I hear no more from it 
until the next boot. Gnome docs are great for saying how to add this or 
that but not so great for how to subtract this or that.
   Can anyone suggest how to fix this small disharmony on my desktop?

 James Henstridge answered:

>You may be able to do it from the Startup Programs control center capplet.
>Click on the "Browse Currently Running Programs..." button, and see if the
>second panel instance is in there.
    I tried James' suggestion and opening up the control center capplet 
revealed an empty block (window) within the application where the "Browse 
Currently Running Programs..." should have been. I looked in HELP and it 
showed what it should look like only it didn't. So no go there.

James also wrote:
>Alternatively, you can directly edit the ~/.gnome/session file.  You
>should be able to work out the syntax.
    I looked at the said ~/.gnome/session file and while I found a couple 
of lines that referred to `panel' I am afraid at my present level of 
expertise, nothing suggested itself to me when I looked at them.
    Any more suggestions on this small disharmony?

    Do Not       .^.         Ryan Neily
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On Mon, 6 Sep 1999, Ryan Alexander Neily wrote:

> Dear Gnomes
>    I am running gnome with Enlightenment on Redhat 6.0. I was arranging 
> my panel with different launchers and icons and inadvertantly clicked 
> at the wrong time (I am not even quite sure on what) and ended up with 
> gnome trying to run two panels. I boot up every morning (standalone 
> box) and the first window that shows is one telling me `I detect 
> another panel, should I start it or not?' It gives me two buttons to 
> push. Yes or No. I push No and it goes away and I hear no more from it 
> until the next boot. Gnome docs are great for saying how to add this or 
> that but not so great for how to subtract this or that.
>    Can anyone suggest how to fix this small disharmony on my desktop?
> 
> 
>     Do Not       .^.         Ryan Neily
>                  /V\           
>       Fear      // \\           aa033@cnet.windsor.ns.ca    
>                /(   )\             
>         The     ^^-^^   
>                PENGUIN  
>      
> 
> 
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