[wplug] Nautilus won't die?

[Benjamin Slavin]

I assume you are aware of this, but Nautilus is used to render the
desktop, so there will probably always be at least one nautilus process
running if you're using Gnome.

As for the windows reappearing, check out the config files in the
~/.gnome folder. Gnome saves information about what windows are open, so
they can be re-opened when you log in again. Perhaps some setting just
got stuck?

  --Ben


On Thu, 2003-10-30 at 22:22, Ryan W. Frenz wrote:
> I'm getting some weirdness with Nautilus on Slack 9 and Gnome.
> 
>     1. Run Nautilus
>     2. Kill nautilus by closing window
>     3. "ps -u <username>" --> 5+ nautilus processes still running
>     4. kill the processes with "kill <pid>"
>     5. processes now gone, but within seconds, nautilus window pops back 
> up and the 5+ processes are running again
> 
> I can't get this to stop!  Have any Gnome users out there seen this 
> and/or know what's going on?  
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Ryan
> 
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