Hareesh Nagarajan wrote: > >>You would think it would pop up and say, "hey idiot, you screwed up one >>of my files. Put it back or I will not let you in." Something to that >>effect anyway. Mine may call me a lot worse than a idiot though. :) >> >> > >Dude, why should my .bashrc affect KDM spawning a KDE session for me? >If things don't appear as they should in a non-critical path, the app >must fall back to system defaults. > >I will investigate this a little more and look at the KDM sources to >figure out if this is a bug with KDM or a bug in my KDM setup. > >BTW, the "buggy" line in my .bashrc was this: >set savehist=100 > >If I set this line, then KDM won't log me in. It I comment this line >out KDM will let me log in. > >./h > > > It does seem it would let you in and just ignore that setting. Most everything has a default somewhere. I still think it should at the very least pop up a error message and tell you something what is wrong. It's also not like that is something extremely critical.
BTW, I was being humorous about the comment above. I have a serious sense of humor. I think most everything has to be funny, well except someone being sick or dying anyway. You should see some of the silly things I do. Since I have a genetic disorder, the humor helps. I need all I can get to make it through most days. Maybe I need to change my sig. Dale :-) -- To err is human, I'm most certainly human. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
