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A frequently used environment is GNOME. This HOWTO tries to describe |
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A frequently used environment is GNOME. This HOWTO tries to describe |
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# <i>env-update && source /etc/profile</i> |
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If you paid attention to the output of your previous <c>emerge</c> command, |
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you'll notice that it suggests using <c>gamin</c> to have nautilus and |
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gnome-vfs monitor file changes: |
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If you are switching from <c>fam</c> (the old, deprecated file monitor) to |
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<c>gamin</c>, you will need to remove <c>famd</c> from all runlevels and then |
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<c>fam</c> or <c>gamin</c>. Those packages are absolutely not needed anymore |
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unmerge it: |
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Gentoo/FreeBSD or an old linux kernel, you may consider enabling fam USE flag. |
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Next we'll clean up the remaining services. |
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Next we'll clean up the remaining services. |
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Starting with <c>gnome-base/gnome-session-2.26.2</c> you will need to prepend |
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the XDG_MENU_PREFIX variable to get the GNOME menus if you are using the |
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Now start your graphical environment by running <c>startx</c>: |
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To use the functionality of <c>hald</c> just start <c>gnome-volume-manager</c> |
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<c>plugdev</c> group. If you want support for devices not handled by |
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