On Monday 27 July 2009, Kam Leo wrote:
>
> The Gnome Desktop Manager (GDM) used to present a button (Session)
> that was visible on the login screen. With F11 the button is now
> hidden until a user name is clicked. Click a user name or "other" and
> a desktop configuration menu should appear at the bottom of the
> screen. Clicking on the "Gnome" portion of "Sessions: Gnome" should
> present a pop-up list of the installed desktops.
>
> By the way, the new configuration menu is poorly implemented.
> "Language", "Keyboard", and "Sessions:" are all scrunched up on the
> 800x600 default setting of my display. Some things don't get better
> with time. Please go back to the old GDM look and feel of F8.
>
I concur. I liked the "old" way much better... Also, I have to say I've got
a pretty peppy system (Athlon 64, 2200 Mhz, 1 Gb shared ram) but it's dog
slow sometimes.... I'm wondering what the heck is going on, as I'm not
swapping to disk a whole lot, and I've still got available RAM:
[john@SLAVE1 ~]$ free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 884524 716996 167528 0 19232 191736
-/+ buffers/cache: 506028 378496
Swap: 6201048 290032 5911016
So, why is my system so dog-slow? Is it the fact that I've got an
integrated video card instead of a high-end gaming video card or something?
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