Re: Nautilus: Lord Of The Desktop

[Lionel Lecoq <lionel_lecoq yahoo com>]

Even though it is probably not necessary in most cases, the lazy part of me has found this to
often be the easiest way to upgrade... 
in any case I wish you a merry Xmas and everything which belong to it (too lazy to list and
uncorrigible...)
Lionel 

--- Telsa Gwynne <hobbit aloss ukuu org uk> wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 22, 2001 at 03:50:30PM -0500 or thereabouts, Sean Middleditch wrote:
> > > It is the latest from red carpet,  all the exact same packages as on the
> > > other workstations.  I lost patience,  nuked .gnome from the console, 
> ...
> > Yes.  Sawfish and the panels can have all sorts of weird settings.  One
> > of the wonderful things about GNOME is the way that 90% of the time,
> > when you upgrade a piece of software, you have to delete all your
> > settings.  Hopefully GNOME2 won't suffer from this so much..
> 
> Whilst I have core-dumped, crashed, warned, overflowed, hung, frozen,
> misrendered, patched, rebuilt, rpm --rebuild'd, gdb'd, straced, 
> bugzilla'd, bug-buddied, deb-bugs'd, documented and generally giggled 
> my way through GNOME, I haven't ever had to nuke my .gnome/ directory.
> 
> Now, you may argue that perhaps I should have done and it might
> have solved much of the paragraph above[1], but I am really unconvinced
> it's necessary "90% of the time". 
> 
> Telsa
> 
> [1] And in the case where I managed to get both "Default" and "default"
> settings for gnome-terminal through thinking I knew best and editing
> text files on the blithe assumption case-sensitivity mattered (wrong),
> I know it would have :) 
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