On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 15:11:17 -0400, David C. Chipman wrote:
> Check to see how many copies of esd are running on your computer. There
> should only be one. Try, in a shell window: "ps -C esd". In order to
> get to the shell window you'll have to run another window manager (like
> Xfce). This happened to me a litle while ago, and killing the esd
> processes ("su -c 'killall esd'" or "su -c 'killall -9 esd'") did the
> trick for me. Best of luck!
Does it have to be Xfce?? Running KDE -- with several Gnome apps, btw -- I
get :
[root@localhost btth]# ps -C esd
PID TTY TIME CMD
[root@localhost btth]# ps ax | grep esd
2981 pts/7 R+ 0:00 grep esd
[root@localhost btth]# killall esd
esd: no process killed
[root@localhost btth]# killall -9 esd
esd: no process killed
[root@localhost btth]#
I meant to mention at first that I can run KDE with gnome panels,
including several gnome apps.
Meanwhile, I've also done "yum install gth* gtk-*" -- and that didn't fix
it either.
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