0
Cheers!
I dislike disobedience from my system. When I want to explicitly kill Nautilus with kill
or killall
, I am no longer able to do so. Previously I could disable this erroneous behavior (which even Windows do not exhibit!) through gnome-session-properties
, however, it is no longer possible to set the "restart style" there (or whatever it was called).
What is nowadays the correct way to disable nautilus autorestart under gnome?
Reasons:
- I'm writing a piece of software that's painting directly into X11 root window. Nautilus is interfering.
- Compiz has a wallpapers plugin which Nautilus is painting over.
1Why do you wanna kill Nautilus at all? – Bobby – 2009-11-19T16:22:39.807