the flooding of .xsession-errors and hd activity/waste is most annoying for the end user.
here's a workaround: ALT+F2
gnome-session-properties ENTER
"Add" Name: remove xsession-errors on login Command: rm -f .xsession-errors* Comment: cool
That's it. logout and login.
Note that is should be "rm -f .xsession-errors*" -f means, that if no .xsession-errors* is there rm won't complain.
If you want to check your logfile again just disable the entry in gnome-session-properties. logout and login.
the flooding of .xsession-errors and hd activity/waste is most
annoying for the end user.
here's a workaround:
ALT+F2
gnome-session- properties ENTER
"Add"
Name: remove xsession-errors on login
Command: rm -f .xsession-errors*
Comment: cool
That's it. logout and login.
Note that is should be "rm -f .xsession-errors*"
-f means, that if no .xsession-errors* is there rm won't complain.
If you want to check your logfile again just disable the entry in properties. logout and login.
gnome-session-