I don't se how, but on the other hand I don't want to exclude it. I included it as an attachment. Except for the keycode24 line where I tried to address the ISO_LEVEL3 issue it's still the way it was when I created it. The performance is fine. It's the functionality which isn't. I just mentioned the start performance because it seemed odd that the time increased. Now that I know where this comes from I'm merely interested in finding out how to disable this pcmanfm start. I had a look in the openbox autostart folder but couldn't find any autostart scripts. I also checked the /etc/rc* files but there is nothing as well and /etc/init.d/* also doesn't contain anything that might explain this problem. Any idea why Squeeze messes the image while the Lenny/Squeeze mix doesn't? As I said the reason why I did a dist-upgrade was because some software was silently broken. I knew in advance that this most likely will cause some problems, but I hoped that there would have been some progress during the time when I wasn't in these forums. I still have my backups so it's not a desaster that the dist-upgrade caused problems. I just would have liked one clean release. Do you have a clue why gconf2 breaks so much stuff? Edit: I just solved the pcmanfm problem. The autostart file I never found was: Code: /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart It has the following content: Code: setxkbmap #xkbset exp 60 =sticky =twokey =latchlock #xkbset sticky -twokey latchlock @lxde-settings-daemon @lxpanel --profile LXDE @pcmanfm -d After a little bit of googling I found that the -d parameter changed to -desktop between the pcmanfm versions in Lenny and Squeeze. So the last line has to look like this now: Code: @pcmanfm -desktop There is no pcmanfm window popping up anymore and the start time of ED is back to normal. However the keyboard problem remains. I tried to deactivate the first line in the above script but as I expected that changed nothing. I compared the xev outputs for the "blue arrow button" in Lenny and Squeeze and found the following: Code: Lenny : keycode=108 keysym=0xfe03 symname=ISO_Level3_Shift Squeeze: keycode=108 keysym=0xff8d symname=KP_Enter So I guess the question is how do we get the Lenny values back in Squeeze without xmodmap? Does anybody know?
/etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart
setxkbmap #xkbset exp 60 =sticky =twokey =latchlock #xkbset sticky -twokey latchlock @lxde-settings-daemon @lxpanel --profile LXDE @pcmanfm -d
@pcmanfm -desktop
Lenny : keycode=108 keysym=0xfe03 symname=ISO_Level3_Shift Squeeze: keycode=108 keysym=0xff8d symname=KP_Enter