Description of problem: After a routine Yum update Gnome becomes inoperable in the following ways: Two "untitled" window tags appear in the task bar Workspace switcher becomes inoperable Any window that opens cannot be resized Any window that is open has to have the cursor in it to accept input Any window that is open has "On Top" focus and cannot be moved Any utilities that deal with sessions/windows/config do not accept input Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Linux 2.6.27.7-134.fc10.x86_64 Gnome 2.24.3 CPU AMD 64X2 dual core NVIDIA Driver Version: 177.82 X version 11.0 (1.5.3)10503000 GPU Quadro NVS 210S/NVIDIA GeForce 6150LE How reproducible: Any YUM update through counsule or package updater Steps to Reproduce: 1.Install updates 2.log off and then log on 3. Actual results: See problem descritpion Expected results: No change in Gnome or X Additional info: The updates break the soft link to the lib64.so files recompile the NVIDIA driver FIXES the problem. The gconf update caused the problem. There should be a small documentation note with this update stating that if using a NVIDIA driver the driver will have to be recompiled to work properly. This bug runs you around pointing to other areas instead of the FIX. AGAIN THE FIX RECOMPILE THE DRIVER TO THE KERNEL. THEN ALL IS WELL in GNOME HEAVEN AGAIN.
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