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Good Morning,
Had a four year hiatus with Debian. Wow....Has Arch matured by leaps and bounds!. Good to be back "home".
I have the latest Gnome installed with all the extras and goodies and such.
One lone icone, the "show desktop" icon is inconsistent. On the majority (60%) of bootups, the icon is not there, however, the blank location still functions and shows the desktop if clicked!
The other boots, the entire theme I have selected is ignored. Whacking the X server (CTRL+ALT+BACK) will usually bring the theme "back" with the problematic icon shown.
Install method: Base, Pacman -Syu, then xorg, then gnome, with of course adding the appropriate daemons to the rc.conf. Gnome version is 2.24-3, and the platform is x86_64 on a Core2 quad.
Assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Dave
Last edited by dcbdbis (2009-02-04 16:14:42)
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Are you using the default gtk theme? Maybe try another theme and see if it makes a difference. I know I had a similar problem with the Network icon using a certain icon theme (Don't remember which).
Matt
"It is very difficult to educate the educated."
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Thanks for the hint. I have changed the hint. I'll know in the next 24 hrs if that was the culprit, as I was using the "moomex" theme from gnome-look..
I'll update the thread in about a day.
Thanks!
Dave
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It was the Moomex theme causing the grief. Switching the theme corrected the problem. Thank you!
Dave.....................
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