Leslie Satenstein wrote:
> What would cause a Gnome logon to start, without any icons shown on
the desktop and with the desktop (via command line) showing all the
files that would appear.
>
> This would happen once every 5 to 10 logons.
>
> Relogging causes correct action.
Nautilus hanging or failing to start for a variety of reasons. Running
'killall
nautilus', or better 'kill -SIGHUP <pid-of-nautilus>' with the right
pid should
fire it back up without logout. If its happening that often it could
be
something noticeable, like selinux denials, dbus not starting,
gnome-vfs maybe.
Look in ~/.xsession-errors for any clues there.
Further to the above. Running from the menu is fine, only the desktop is vacant.
Selinux was turned off (leaving off during beta evaluation).
Relogging solves problem. By the way, it does not matter if it is following a fresh boot or
if I relogged after an absense of time.
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