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   From: Kurt    
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   Subject: Re: Xfce desktop enviroment on Dapper 6.06 LTS (Resolved)   
   Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2007 14:54:20 -0500   
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   On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 19:30:38 -0600, Kurt wrote:   
      
   > I recently installed the xfce desktop environment on my Gnomish Ubuntu    
   > machine. Today when I changed sessions, I found that the cursor never    
   > seemed to resolve from the spinning counter. I also was unable to log    
   > out of the xfce desktop. Was forced to reboot to switch back to Gnome.    
   > As I used Synaptic to install the xfce desktop, I suppose that I should    
   > un-install the same way. I hadn't noted this problem untill updating    
   > the kernel earlier this afternoon. Perhaps there is some    
   > incompatibility?   
      
   Got it sorted. I uninstalled xfce  and then have re-installed it.   
   Apparently the original installation was either incomplete or had been   
   corrupted. Running an xfce session now and everything appears to be   
   working without problems. FWIW, I did a upgrade of the system after re-   
   installing the xfce desktop environment. Perhaps I should have done that   
   with the orginal. Anyhow, it's sorted out.   
      
   --    
   Cheers and all that!   
   K   
      
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