Re: [rox-devel] [rox-users] ROX-Session-0.4.0 Is Senile

[Mark W. <mar...@nt...>]

Tony Houghton wrote:
> In <g200tj$99j$1...@ge...>
> Mark Williams <mar...@nt...> wrote:
> 
>> Hi Tony
>>
>> It says
>>
>>   6257 ?        S      0:00 python 
>> /var/cache/0install.net/implementations/sha1new=80f48c5dd798ff135c91df32e9d777c081ed1c15/ROX-Session/AppRun 
>> -w
> 
> That would be the python version then. When you click to add ROX-Session
> to your login you should then get prompted for a root password. Do you
> usually use a root password to administer your system or your own
> password (with sudo). ROX-Lib uses xterm to ask for the password. Do you
> have xterm installed? You could try just setting up ROX-Session for the
> current user instead and choosing the default/client script/xsession
> session in the desktop manager.
> 
> Ubuntu doesn't have a root password, you have to use your own password
> with sudo. ROX-Lib's su module needs updating really, because Ubuntu is
> very popular now.
> 
I think it's not overriding the old ROX-Session.  I've tried to set it 
up both as a general login and a single user login, but each time it 
forgets.  It seems I need to remove the old ROX-Session and its 
configuration files first.

Does that sound right?