Hi, all! I thought this was an interesting coincidence: we talked a bit about Vim-style keybindings for the browser the other night, and Pentadactyl, Vimperator, and Vimium were mentioned by name. Well, with the release of Debian 8.3 today, Vimperator has been removed as a package because it has not been maintained to be compatible with newer Iceweasel versions as packaged in Debian. Also, I had a question. When one uses the hibernate feature of GNOME (or the suspend feature, and while the session is suspended in memory the computer runs out of battery and loses power, as in my case), the session must be stored somewhere, and I presume in a file. Where would this be? When I turn on my laptop, it gets to the point where GNOME loads (but not the desktop [Nautilus] yet), and then freezes, even when I hard-shutdown by holding the power button and try again; the reason I think it might be a session-related issue is that I notice on a new session, the cursor starts in the middle of the screen, whereas every time I start it up, the cursor (in the 'waiting dial' shape) is in the same place near the lower right corner. So I think the session may be corrupt, and if I delete a 'session file' that might exist, perhaps it would reset and force GNOME to start a fresh session? Please help clarify this and tell me if what little understanding I have is totally off. Many thanks, -Arlo James Barnes