> > Right, the thing is that gconf-sanity-check-1 doesn't have a GUI, > so running it in gnome-session is no good. but it will give me something to tell the user to run. will gconf-sanity-check-1 fix problems it encounters that are fixable? > I figure for skipjack if gconf is hosed, Nautilus survives OK, only > Galeon gets really confused - while for the next release with gnome 2, > hosed gconf results in total implosion, and gconf-sanity-check-2 will > probably run in gnome-session. > > In any case, it's a bit late in the release cycle (past all public > betas) to add something like this to gnome-session I think. *nod* I'll see about testing if the locking is still unhappy over nfs under 2.4.18-somereleasehere. If a crashed out lock can be correctly overridden then a lot of the problem I was having will go away. -sv
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