Dapper Power Manager Warning

I upgraded Breezy to Dapper, yesterday, using apt-get. Everything seemed to work fine.

One bothersome quirk is that I'm now getting a warning dialog box every time I log into my system using the NX client (it doesn't appear when logging in at the console, as much as I've seen):

"Warning This program canot start until you start the dbus session service.

This is usually started automatically in X or gnome startup when you start a new session."

I hit the "Close" button, and all appears to be fine.

Oh, one other annoyance -- the File Browser starts every time I log on -- either at the console or via NX.

Any ideas?

I upgraded Breezy to Dapper, yesterday, using apt-get. Everything seemed to work fine.

One bothersome quirk is that I'm now getting a warning dialog box every time I log into my system using the NX client (it doesn't appear when logging in at the console, as much as I've seen):

"Warning This program canot start until you start the dbus session service.

This is usually started automatically in X or gnome startup when you start a new session."

I hit the "Close" button, and all appears to be fine.

Oh, one other annoyance -- the File Browser starts every time I log on -- either at the console or via NX.

Any ideas? For file browser to not start up every time you log on, comment out similar following lines in .gnome2/session 4,id=default4 4,Priority=10 4,RestartCommand=nautilus --no-default-window --sm-client-id default4

Thanks, the file browser stopped popping up, but that got rid of my desktop background. :(

Also, no response on the warning popup? Anybody?

Thanks, the file browser stopped popping up, but that got rid of my desktop background. :(

Also, no response on the warning popup? Anybody? I'm watching this thread as I have the same problem.

Someone told me to update to the latest NVidia drivers and it'll fix the problem, I did so and the problem went away...for the most part. Right now I ONLY get the error when I log in remotely via FreeNX. When I boot/log in at home I do not get the error.

See my thread on this subject here: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=189753

Thanks. I updated the nVidia driver, and still have the same issue. Generally, I only log onto this box via FreeNX, as it's "headless" on my network.

Any update on this issue? Has anyone isolated why this is happening on FreeNX?

Any update on this issue? Has anyone isolated why this is happening on FreeNX? Not that I know of.