Re: [newbie] 7.2 and no Xserver (solved, sort of)

2000-12-05 Thread Dennis Myers

I don't know if you saw the earlier post, but, I finally determined that 
the problem had to be in the software.
So I went into RPMDrake and tried reloading the KDE packages. Sure 
enough kdebase, kdeutils, kdeadmin
and a couple of others were corrupted or had the wrong gnuphp or 
something like that. I went to KDE web site an
and downloaded fresh packages. Installed with replace files checked and 
everything seems to be hunkydory.
I will take your suggestion and make a backup copy of the 
.kde/share/applink directory. Thanks for the help,
Dennis

Tom Brinkman wrote:

 On Wednesday 22 November 2000 10:16 am, Dennis Myers wrote:
 
 
 However, I don't have any icons for things like KPPP and the Update
 etc. Can't find the KPPP configure and don't see my floppy or cdrw or
 cd.  Any body know what Man pages I should start with to get things
 looking more normal? 
 
 
'man update-menus' su to root and run 'update-menus -v'.  When 
 you get icons and menus restored, for added insurance, save a bakup 
 copy of the /home/user/.kde/share/applink  directory.


-- 
ennis Myers Registered Linux user





Re: [newbie] 7.2 and no Xserver (solved, sort of)

2000-11-22 Thread Tom Brinkman

On Wednesday 22 November 2000 10:16 am, Dennis Myers wrote:

 However, I don't have any icons for things like KPPP and the Update
 etc. Can't find the KPPP configure and don't see my floppy or cdrw or
 cd.  Any body know what Man pages I should start with to get things
 looking more normal? 

   'man update-menus' su to root and run 'update-menus -v'.  When 
you get icons and menus restored, for added insurance, save a bakup 
copy of the /home/user/.kde/share/applink  directory.

-- 
Tom Brinkman   [EMAIL PROTECTED] Galveston Bay




[newbie] 7.2 and no Xserver (solved, sort of)

2000-11-21 Thread Dennis Myers

Well, Well, Well, I found that if I tried Xconfigurator the test screen
looks every bit as good as when I did the initial install. Only this
time having tried every thing else, I chose to click on yes when it
asked if I wanted to boot to the xserver and cancelled the one user
logon type thingee. I got into the Xserver and the desk top. However, I
don't have any icons for things like KPPP and the Update etc. Can't find
the KPPP configure and don't see my floppy or cdrw or cd.  Any body know
what Man pages I should start with to get things looking more normal?
Oh, being stubborn (have I said that?) I have installed on two different
computers and 3 different hard drives before I fumbled my way to an
Xwindow.  Just dumb luck I guess. Appreciate any help on the KDE
desktop. I like what I see so far.

--
Dennis M. a registered Linux user #180842