I am running Mint 11 [tried 12 but had had some problems with it] on a Packard Bell EasyNote LJ71 [4Gb RAM]
The one big problem I have at the moment is with Banshee. It works perfectly, but every time I run it, it kills all existing programmes. As soon as it appears on screen, everything else vanishes without any kind of warning or error message. If I want to run it, I have to close everything first, run Banshee and then open up Firefox or whatever.
I have tried a complete reinstall from the repositories [version 2.2.1]. No go.
I tried searching but can't find a solution there.
Has anyone else experienced this?
[Solved] Banshee killing all programmes
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[Solved] Banshee killing all programmes
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Re: Banshee killing all programmes
Thanks for that.
I added the ppa, and did an update. I then reinstalled Banshee. Fired up Firefox, Thunderbird and Banshee in that order. Firefox and Thunderbird vanished.
I don't know if this is relevant but if I try to reopen Firefox, all tabs etc are lost. If I reboot the machine Firefox restores as normal.
I added the ppa, and did an update. I then reinstalled Banshee. Fired up Firefox, Thunderbird and Banshee in that order. Firefox and Thunderbird vanished.
I don't know if this is relevant but if I try to reopen Firefox, all tabs etc are lost. If I reboot the machine Firefox restores as normal.
An old dog trying to learn new tricks.
Re: [Solved] Banshee killing all programmes
A confession - I was caught out by my own lack of familiarity with Linux. Banshee was merely opening up in a new workspace.
Sorry about that...
An old dog trying to learn new tricks.