SuSE 10.0.
I recently switched from Fedora Core where I was used to Gnome. So,
when I switched to SuSE, I made sure that all of the Gnome and GTK
stuff was installed and Gnome was the default. I thought I'd give KDE
a try, since it's SuSE's default and there are a lot of programs that
I'm not using which are KDE based.
After I switched, using the "Session" link at the bottom of the
greeter, I can't use the keyboard. I know it works, I just can't use
it from within KDE. I can't type in a Konsole terminal... I can't use
CTRL-ALT-F1 to switch to the actual console. I can't open the YaST
Control Center properly because I can't type the root password when
I'm prompted.
If I use the mouse to log out, or end my session, I can type again...
I can log in. Everything works fine in Gnome.
I read something from an old message that seems to describe this
problem in relation to upgrading KDE, but this is the first time I've
run KDE.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Vince
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