Re: [newbie] The Mysterious Vanishing Title Bar

2003-06-17 Thread Derek Jennings
On Tuesday 17 Jun 2003 6:12 pm, Glenn wrote:
 On Sunday 15 June 2003 08:29 am, Steven Broos wrote:
  On Sun, 2003-06-15 at 00:11, Glenn wrote:
   Can anybody tell me whether there's an easy way to recover the title
   bars for my apps in MDK 9.1?  I got into a fix where I had a couple of
   Konsole sessions that wouldn't kill, and the process of attempting to
   kill them made the title bar non-existent on every application I opened
   thereafter (and even after a clean restart of the machine), and apps
   are
   non-movable. Menu selections are still available.  Additionally, of
   course the minimize/maximize/and close icons are gone.  Any help for a
   newbie (even after four months)??
  
   Glenn
 
  Checkout your window-manager ?  If it is running, try switching to
  another one, then back to the one you used before.  Try choosing another
  theme ?
 
  Steven

 After a couple of days of swapping around between WMs, I'm still having
 problems with KDE.  Gnome, IceWM, and the others I've tried, work fine.
 Nothing I do to KDE, though, seems to bring back the missing items.  MCC
 and all other configuration utilities that require root access don't allow
 me access to the password field.  What the heck could have gotten so
 discombobulated?  Yikes.

Rename the .kde folder in your home to something else. Next time you log into 
KDE it will create a new one with default settings. You can then move setup 
files out of the old folder into the new one.

derek

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Re: [newbie] The Mysterious Vanishing Title Bar

2003-06-15 Thread Steven Broos
On Sun, 2003-06-15 at 00:11, Glenn wrote:
 Can anybody tell me whether there's an easy way to recover the title bars
 for my apps in MDK 9.1?  I got into a fix where I had a couple of Konsole
 sessions that wouldn't kill, and the process of attempting to kill them
 made the title bar non-existent on every application I opened thereafter
 (and even after a clean restart of the machine), and apps are non-movable.
 Menu selections are still available.  Additionally, of course the
 minimize/maximize/and close icons are gone.  Any help for a newbie (even
 after four months)??
 
 Glenn


Checkout your window-manager ?  If it is running, try switching to
another one, then back to the one you used before.  Try choosing another
theme ?

Steven


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Re: [newbie] The Mysterious Vanishing Title Bar

2003-06-15 Thread Glenn


Well, duh.  Thanks, Steven.   This Linux is a whole new world g.  You get 
into a rut of feeling there are only a few available options when you run 
into problems (like re-installing the OS) when you use Windows for so long.  
Thanks again.

Glenn

On Sunday 15 June 2003 08:29 am, Steven Broos wrote:
 On Sun, 2003-06-15 at 00:11, Glenn wrote:
  Can anybody tell me whether there's an easy way to recover the title bars
  for my apps in MDK 9.1?  I got into a fix where I had a couple of Konsole
  sessions that wouldn't kill, and the process of attempting to kill them
  made the title bar non-existent on every application I opened thereafter
  (and even after a clean restart of the machine), and apps are
  non-movable. Menu selections are still available.  Additionally, of
  course the minimize/maximize/and close icons are gone.  Any help for a
  newbie (even after four months)??
 
  Glenn

 Checkout your window-manager ?  If it is running, try switching to
 another one, then back to the one you used before.  Try choosing another
 theme ?

 Steven

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Re: [newbie] The Mysterious Vanishing Title Bar

2003-06-15 Thread Glenn

Well, the wording of this reply goes to show you what a couple of Rum 'n' 
Cokes will do for clarity.  I meant that having used Windows makes you think 
the available options are fewer than there really are g.

Glenn

On Sunday 15 June 2003 03:35 pm, Glenn wrote:
 Well, duh.  Thanks, Steven.   This Linux is a whole new world g.  You get
 into a rut of feeling there are only a few available options when you run
 into problems (like re-installing the OS) when you use Windows for so long.
 Thanks again.

 Glenn

 On Sunday 15 June 2003 08:29 am, Steven Broos wrote:
  On Sun, 2003-06-15 at 00:11, Glenn wrote:
   Can anybody tell me whether there's an easy way to recover the title
   bars for my apps in MDK 9.1?  I got into a fix where I had a couple of
   Konsole sessions that wouldn't kill, and the process of attempting to
   kill them made the title bar non-existent on every application I opened
   thereafter (and even after a clean restart of the machine), and apps
   are
   non-movable. Menu selections are still available.  Additionally, of
   course the minimize/maximize/and close icons are gone.  Any help for a
   newbie (even after four months)??
  
   Glenn
 
  Checkout your window-manager ?  If it is running, try switching to
  another one, then back to the one you used before.  Try choosing another
  theme ?
 
  Steven

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[newbie] The Mysterious Vanishing Title Bar

2003-06-14 Thread Glenn


Can anybody tell me whether there's an easy way to recover the title bars
for my apps in MDK 9.1?  I got into a fix where I had a couple of Konsole
sessions that wouldn't kill, and the process of attempting to kill them
made the title bar non-existent on every application I opened thereafter
(and even after a clean restart of the machine), and apps are non-movable.
Menu selections are still available.  Additionally, of course the
minimize/maximize/and close icons are gone.  Any help for a newbie (even
after four months)??

Glenn




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