Thanks guys,
I got the fix's from the Texstar site and am now a happy little vegemite.
Now,
assuming it runs OK for a while and I'm game (or silly), given that I don't
have much disk space, how do I get rid of KDE 2 (or is this not a good idea
yet)?
The only problem I had was that I couldn't install the KDevelop rpm because
of a conflict with /opt/kde3/bin/extractrc conflicting with a file from
kdesdk3-3.0-1mdk?
Any ideas on this one.
If I can fix this, and get the laptop to suspend properly every time I close
the lid (instead of every second time) I'd be wrapped.
Thanks again.
Peter.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of SpeedMan
Sent: Sunday, 7 April 2002 11:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] KDE3.0 a BIG disappointment.
On Sun, 2002-04-07 at 05:45, Peter Nunn wrote:
KDE 3.0 is simply not ready yet...
I spent 24 hours downloading it (yes, I'm on a dialup),
installed it with
the instructions given here (and it worked fine).
However,
every time I log in it takes me through the stupid setup screen. Its now
lost my panel for some reason (and I can't get it back), and I
can't get the
sound working at all (all of which are fine under 2.2).
This is a real bummer because it looks so much better.
Has anyone heard of a workaround for this mess yet? I've
searched, but not
turned up anything.
Texstar has some good info on these issues on his site:
http://pclinuxonline.com
WRT the KWizard launching on each login - from this page:
http://pclinuxonline.com/modules.php?name=Newsfile=articlesid=17
97mode=order=0thold=0
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Here is a quick fix to stop kwizard/kpersonalizer from running each time
you start kde3.
Option #1: (Worked for me) Open up with a text editor
/opt/kde3/bin/startkde
Comment out lines :117 -131.
Option #2: Open up with a text editor the kpersonalizerrc file in your
home .kde3 or .kde /share/config directory and put the following two
lines in:
[General]
FirstLogin=false
On my system Option #1 worked best. It seems each time I would log out
with option #2, the information gets removed.
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Alternately, you can go to this page where Tex has detailed the fixes he
applied to several KDE packages that he recompiled and has made
available:
http://pclinuxonline.com/modules.php?name=Newsfile=articlesid=1801mode=o
rder=0thold=0
He has packages here that fix both the KWizard and Arts sound issues.
Also, anytime you lose your panel in KDE you can just right click on the
desktop select Run Command and type in kicker to spawn a new taskbar.
HTH
Regards,
SpeedMan
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