On 7/7/06, Richard Hally <rhally@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Tom,
I have the same symptoms here, but booting with enforcing=0 or
"setenforce 0" from the console make the symptoms go away.
KDE wfm as an alternative(since I had already had it installed).
Richard
Problem solved!
Turns out that I had 'save session on logout' box checked. So when I
booted the 'first' time after the update in enforcing mode, metacity
died, and was not 'included' in the saved session state.
Each time thereafter when I booted in permissive mode, metacity was
just not started with the rest of my session.
I manually ran metacity in a terminal window; it start successfully. I
logged out (saving it in the session), and then logged in again. Lo
and behold, metacity is not running (in permissive mode, of course).
A question: should it be more difficult to remove metacity from the session?
tom
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