Gnome

gnome is a window manager.

This information is about trouble shoot gnome.

These files and directories contains the users personal gnome settings.

.esd_auth .gconfd .gnome2_private .ICEauthority .fonts.cache-1 .gnome .gnome-desktop .metacity .dmrc .gconf .gnome2 .gtkrc-1.2-gnome2 .nautilus

These files could be related.

.config .Trash .eggcups

To rename your config files. Do a backup. If gnome looks better after this remove backup.

bash -c 'for i in .esd_auth .gconfd .gnome2_private .ICEauthority .fonts.cache-1 .gnome .gnome-desktop .metacity .dmrc .gconf .gnome2 .gtkrc-1.2-gnome2 .nautilus;do echo $i;mv $i $i.gnome_backup;done'

Remove newly created config files after finding out that renaming your did not help you.

bash -c 'for i in .esd_auth .gconfd .gnome2_private .ICEauthority .fonts.cache-1 .gnome .gnome-desktop .metacity .dmrc .gconf .gnome2 .gtkrc-1.2-gnome2 .nautilus;do echo $i;/bin/rm -rf $i;done'

Remove backup because renaming yours fixed the problem.

bash -c 'for i in .esd_auth .gconfd .gnome2_private .ICEauthority .fonts.cache-1 .gnome .gnome-desktop .metacity .dmrc .gconf .gnome2 .gtkrc-1.2-gnome2 .nautilus;do echo $i;/bin/rm -rf $i.gnome_backup;done'

Restore the backup you did of your gnome config files. Remember to delete the newly created ones first.

bash -c 'for i in .esd_auth .gconfd .gnome2_private .ICEauthority .fonts.cache-1 .gnome .gnome-desktop .metacity .dmrc .gconf .gnome2 .gtkrc-1.2-gnome2 .nautilus;do echo $i;mv $i.gnome_backup $i;done'