On Sunday 29 January 2006 09:17, Philip Rodrigues wrote: > On Saturday 28 January 2006 10:06 pm, Michael Collette wrote: > > It's a config issue alright. I went and created a brand new user and > > there were no visible problems. Go back to my regular user account, > > glitchy. No other system settings messed with. > > > > Oh boy, so now what in the config is causing this one? Not a big deal > > for just one user, but I've also got a deployment of KDE desktops at > > work. Yipes! Was hoping to upgrade those folks soon. > > > > As time permits I'll continue playing with settings to see what may > > have glitched out kicker. kickerrc perhaps? > > That's the file that controls kicker settings, so worth a look - rename it, > or move it out of the way, start KDE, and see if the problem recurs. > Perhaps it's to do with a particular applet? > > Regards, > Phil
Removing my kickerrc and allowing kde build a new one hasn't fixed my problem. I don't have the problem with a new user though, so I guess the problem is in one of the other files (at least on my system). I also have a problem with kmail - I have an IMAP account that never seems to finish downloading the headers since the upgrade to 3.5 and kmail becomes very un-responsive as a result. I don't want to blow away my kmail config though - too many filter rules and so on. This is one area KDE does seem to have trouble with - upgrading to new a point release often means blowing away your config and starting again. Cheers, -- Ian gpg key: http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~imoore/no-spam.asc
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