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Gnome 2.2
Hello all,
Using HD installation of Knoppix 3.2. I have recently installed Gnome 2.2 however for some reason the window manager is not working. Can't max/min/close windows. Looking under Applications>System Tools>Configuration Editor and then Window Manager it tells me that the default window manager is in /usr/bin/sawfish. Not sure what I need to do to get this running. Any ideas most appreciated.
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Hello All,
Please disregard, problem fixed. For information I used the following commands gleaned from a Google search which I should have done first off:
killall sawfish; sleep 1;metacity
Then when wm started did
gnome-session-save
Seems to have worked
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