reed@reedmedia.net (Jeremy C. Reed) writes:
> My diary reminds me that I had same issue in May. In my case, my problem
> was "my ~/.gconf and ~/.gconfd directories and files were owned by root.
> (I guess I ran skipstone as root.) So I chowned them and galeon worked."

My notes also show I had a problem with an old ~/.galeon directory
from a previous version.  Galeon exited with a very non-informative
msg until I finally latched onto the fact that I had an incompatible
galeon conf directory kicking around from one of the first galeon
releases.

-wolfgang
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