[UCLA-LUG] sawmill

[KIRSCH,BRADLEY L]

Great, that actually fixed it.  Thanks very much!

On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Mark Fasheh wrote:

> You probably don't have gnome save you session settings every time you log
> out.  To enable this, go to the control center, 'Startup Programs'
> (strangly enough), and make sure 'Automatically save chenges to session'.
> 
> On another note, in case anyone is interested, I'm currently running the
> pre-1.2 version of gnome-core and gnome-applets.  I've been running it
> straight for a couple of days now, and except for a minor crash in the
> panel, everything has been fairly smooth.  So if you like living on the
> wild side (Read: newbies, don't d/l this -- it's beta software) give it a
> shot, and remember to submit any bug reports, so the official release can
> be as bug free as possible.
> 	--Mark
> 
> 	PS: if anyone can get the 2.0 version (only available through cvs)
> of gnome-libs, and nautilus to compile, e-mail me!
> 
> 
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> On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, KIRSCH,BRADLEY L wrote:
> 
> > I have a question about sawmill and WM's in general.  I'm using gnome
> > control center to select my WM and am using sawmill as current, but when I
> > restart my machine it goes back to enlightenment even though sawmill is
> > listed as the current WM.  I have to switch back to enlightenment (which
> > of course I am already using) then back to sawmill to get it to run. Any
> > way I can get it to stay as Sawmill even after restarting?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > 
> > Brad Kirsch
> > 
> > 
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