I am also hitting this one on Fedora 11 with gnome-do version gnome-do-0.8.1.3-5.fc11
and,
and the following workaround worked fine for me.
1. Created a script called gnome-do-start, and set it to executable (contents of the script follow:)
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#!/bin/bash
sleep 0.1s
gnome-do
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2. Went to "System > Preferences > Startup Applications"
3. Found the gnome-do entry, and Clicked the "Edit" button
4. Browsed for my gnome-do-start script, and changed the "Command" field to that value.
I am also hitting this one on Fedora 11 with gnome-do version gnome-do- 0.8.1.3- 5.fc11
and,
and the following workaround worked fine for me.
1. Created a script called gnome-do-start, and set it to executable (contents of the script follow:) ------- ------- ------- ------ ------- ------- ------- ------
-------
#!/bin/bash
sleep 0.1s
gnome-do
-------
2. Went to "System > Preferences > Startup Applications"
3. Found the gnome-do entry, and Clicked the "Edit" button
4. Browsed for my gnome-do-start script, and changed the "Command" field to that value.
DONE.
hope this helps,
ryanlerch