Re: bad performance: ways to speed GNOME up.

[famrom idecnet com (Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero)]

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>    select Remove, and then remember to save the session when you log
>    out.

Or even better, go to the GNOME menu and [insert path, I never remember it]
Save Current Session.

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>GNOME, so I am convinced it's possible to get GNOME to be reasonable
>zippy on an Athlon with 256M (how much!?) :)

Quite fast. Even in "old" K6-2 it is fast.

GSR