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Subject: gnome-session core dumps
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Has anyone been able to start gnome? I am running it without any problems at
work on a 4.x stable box, but when I try to start it at home it core dumps.

Basically, it complains about not being able to write a .gnome directory in my
home directory.

Thanks,
Victor Cardona


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