try renaming the gnome directory under the user's home directory and then log out and log in again.
This will reset the settings to default.
If this fixes the problem - you can alway go back to your data and change the desktop related files only.
And, you should *NEVER* login as root to GNOME - only su to it under a console inside of a user login.
Good Luck !
Amichai
On 11/12/05, fmiddleton@xxxxxxxxxxx <fmiddleton@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
For some strange reason, when I logon now, Gnome doesn't display my desktop icons... it displays my Panels but not the desktop icons. Also, nautilus just won't start when I try to start it...
Everything's fine when I login as root... I wonder if this has somethig to d0 with permissions set by SELinux or something?
Ferindo
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