Thanks.
I have no own script.
But I could not find the place either to include the gconftool-2 call.
However, your suggestion made me reading more about this subject.
I have now adjust the conf-file and got rid of the message.
Kr,
Peter
Tom Horsley wrote:
Every time when I boot up my PC with Fedora 8 I get the warning that my
settings for the display between de X settings and those by Gnome
differs from each other.
I've got my own .xsession script for starting up a simple fvwm session,
and ran into the same problem which I eventually tracked down. Here's
a fragment of my .xsession file:
# Breaking news! Every damn time I connect from work via VNC, the next
# time I login to the console X session, I get a $#@! popup about
# "The X system keyboard settings differ from your current GNOME
# keyboard settings." After near infinite amounts of poking sticks
# in random holes, I finally discovered that the $@#! gconf keys
# under /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd.sysbackup need to
# be reset to make this go away, so just always reset that key before
# starting gnome-settings-daemon.
#
/usr/bin/gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd.sysbackup
/usr/libexec/gnome-settings-daemon &
If you are running a normal gnome session, I'm not sure where to wedge in
the gconftool-2 call to make it happen prior to gnome-settings-daemon,
but removing that key worked for me. I no longer get the annoying
popup message.
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