Re: problems with gnome and png files
- From: Stephen Kühn <stephen kuhn gmx net>
- To: gnome-redhat-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: problems with gnome and png files
- Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 08:10:06 +1000
On Thu, 2004-09-23 at 06:32, Bob Jaques wrote:
> I rebooted my Redhat enterprise ws yesterday and ran into a message
> "theme for graphical greeter is corrupt" I could not get by this screen
> so changed inittab and came up init 3 and ran startx
>
> all my png icons error
>
> Redhat support had me reload libpng and all the gnome kits and now
> things are much worse
> most applications fail such as terminal all fail with process has
> crashed due to a fatal error
> I have no png icons.
>
> This is getting frustrating. I reinstalled every kit with gnome in it [
> rpm -ivh --force ] also libpng and gdm.
>
> Am i missing some kit that is corrupt.
>
>
>
> I am desperate thanks
> bob
Something you can try to do is to login as root, cd into your
/home/yourname directory, and rename the .gtk* and .gnom* directories
and then login as yourself again to have Gnome recreate all of it's
settings/configurations and the likes - should this work, then you can
copy configs from your old directories to reflect your particular
configuration; or even create a new user and login as that...
That would give you a starting point to start trouble shooting the
issues.
HTH
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