Chris Coulson wrote:
> That's what I meant. If it works with a new user profile, then it means that
> something in your current user profile doesn't work with the new versions of
> software that you've installed. Once you've established that, it might be
> possible to narrow it down further (for ex
2008/10/9 mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Chris Coulson wrote:
> > Have you tried to see if it occurs with a fresh user profile?
>
> No, I haven't. Do you mean just do an 'add user', and see if nautilus
> works for that user? Suppose it did; what then? (= me getting nervous
> about digging a bigger
Chris Coulson wrote:
> Have you tried to see if it occurs with a fresh user profile?
No, I haven't. Do you mean just do an 'add user', and see if nautilus
works for that user? Suppose it did; what then? (= me getting nervous
about digging a bigger hole for myself!)
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2008/10/9 mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Just upgraded my desktop and laptop from Gutsy to Hardy. Sadly, desktop
> upgrade left several things not working, so may need to do clean install
> :-( Laptop upgrade went OK; but there's a problem with Nautilus that I
> can't find a fix for, despite lots of
Just upgraded my desktop and laptop from Gutsy to Hardy. Sadly, desktop
upgrade left several things not working, so may need to do clean install
:-( Laptop upgrade went OK; but there's a problem with Nautilus that I
can't find a fix for, despite lots of searching, and I'm pretty sure one
of
