# ps -auxww | egrep -i '{sawf|gnome}'
I couldn't remember how to use egrep or `grep -e` so in two commands...
# ps -auxww | grep -i sawfish ; ps -auxww | grep -i gnome\-
root 2303 0.0 0.9 7688 4744 v0 S 10:37PM 0:00.75 sawfish
root 2508 0.0 1.4 9924 7036 v0 I 10:37PM 0:00.56 rep
/usr/X11R6/libexec/sawfish/2.0.pre1/i386-pc-freebsd4/sawfish-menu
root 2302 0.0 1.4 11444 7420 v0 S 10:37PM 0:00.29 gnome-session
root 2304 0.0 2.1 14472 10716 v0 S 10:37PM 0:00.61 gnome-panel
root 2323 0.0 1.3 11432 6652 ?? Is 10:37PM 0:00.15 gnome-smproxy
--sm-config-prefix /.gnome-smproxy-r2Q2HA/ --sm-client-id
10658bcac2000103387828500000011050000
root 2325 0.0 1.5 11792 7800 ?? SNs 10:37PM 0:00.95 gnome-settings-daemon
--sm-config-prefix /gnome-settings-daemon-QQ9wsv/ --sm-client-id
10658bcac2000103387828500000011050001 gnome-settings-daemon
root 2523 0.0 1.8 13032 9312 ?? Ss 10:38PM 0:00.43 gnome-panel
--sm-config-prefix /gnome-panel-YwD8Tx/ --sm-client-id
10658bcac2000103387828600000011050003
Here's the pressing question! I am currently running startx. It isn't
clear if my wm is sawfish or metacity, but one thing is certain: I have no
gnome-panel! Just a background and I can middle-click for a menu :(
Is there a way to run binaries from within an xterm? The DISPLAY variable
becomes a problem, because I don't want the X/GUI app to run within the
terminal of course. I thought `exec gaim` for example would be similar to
Start > Run... to run a binary within the x session, no?
Also, `top` shows me that gnome-panel IS running, so why don't I see it?
Hopelessly lost, thanks for any guidance!
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