@ dRewsus,
Dude your workaround seems to cause the system to get GNOME unstable, inoperable. The two times I tried this workaround, it would segfault every GNOME application. The solution seems to delete the "default" folder created by the script.
@ dRewsus,
Dude your workaround seems to cause the system to get GNOME unstable, inoperable.
The two times I tried this workaround, it would segfault every GNOME application.
The solution seems to delete the "default" folder created by the script.