My daughter discovered this by accidentally starting a kde4 session with no a
single crash at all!!
1. Must have a clean .kde4 on start! Even the one that I got by starting using
sudo was not clean enough. Got rid of that. Viole.
2. Kicker and kdesktop will come up anyway, it seems (the old kde
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Postings on kubuntu's lists complained of problems with dbus without root
permissions. Kubuntu/ubuntu's approach to this is sudo only so becomes more
problematic. On my Debian system:
1. Dbusd IS running, started on init. (Note: There is no udev r
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Run from a failsafe session in an xterm, "sudo /usr/bin/startkde" will bring
up successfully a KDE4 session, no crashes, everything (currently
implemented) there!
Run without root privileges, I get all the crashes.
Apparently, run from a KDM logo
Package: kde4
Version: 1
Severity: grave
Justification: renders package unusable
Starting kde4, either from its /etc/init.d/kdm or from a failsafe session
running /usr/bin/startkde brings up a blue background then a series of
crashes:
kcminit (from kdm)
krunner (so no desktop)
plasma (so no panels
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