On Wednesday 01 September 2004 22:23, Paul Smith wrote:
Kaj Haulrich wrote:
Every time I start a new session, the icons on my desktop do
not keep the same sorting; they appear quite unsorted,
indeed, although correctly horizontally aligned. I have
looked, in the menus, for an option to
Kaj Haulrich wrote:
But occasionally I screw up my KDE and rather then fiddling around
editing .rc files I just delete my entire .kde directory, and restart
the X server. That way everything KDE is back to defaults.
Kaj,
I adopted the same approach and everything is now fine. Thanks.
Paul
Kaj Haulrich wrote:
Every time I start a new session, the icons on my desktop do not
keep the same sorting; they appear quite unsorted, indeed,
although correctly horizontally aligned. I have looked, in the
menus, for an option to control that, but I have found nothing. I
am using KDE 3.2 and
On Wednesday 01 September 2004 10:18, Paul Smith wrote:
Kaj Haulrich wrote:
Every time I start a new session, the icons on my desktop do
not keep the same sorting; they appear quite unsorted, indeed,
although correctly horizontally aligned. I have looked, in the
menus, for an option to
Kaj Haulrich wrote:
Every time I start a new session, the icons on my desktop do
not keep the same sorting; they appear quite unsorted, indeed,
although correctly horizontally aligned. I have looked, in the
menus, for an option to control that, but I have found
nothing. I am using KDE 3.2 and
Dear All
Every time I start a new session, the icons on my desktop do not keep
the same sorting; they appear quite unsorted, indeed, although correctly
horizontally aligned. I have looked, in the menus, for an option to
control that, but I have found nothing. I am using KDE 3.2 and Mandrake
I have an unusual problem with the KDE desktop.
When I enter my system under root, the KDE desktop loads with 10 copies
of
the GMC file manager. I end up deleting all the copies, then everything
is fine.
Is there a configure file for the KDE desktop? How can I fix this?
Michael
Want to
AL wrote:
Hi,
I'm running LM7.2. Whenever I login into KDE I randomly get kicked back
to console mode.
All my hardware is recognised.
Any ideas from the gurus?
Thanks a lot!
This is worth a try...
While in console mode, log in as root and type in:
pico .Xclients
Press the enter
Hi,
I'm running LM7.2. Whenever I login into KDE I randomly get kicked back
to console mode.
All my hardware is recognised.
Any ideas from the gurus?
Thanks a lot!
I have had similar problems in the past. Make sure that the .kderc file in your $HOME
directory is owned by you and not root. For some reason mine was owned by root when I
logged in the first time.
-- Original Message --
From: Hellmut [EMAIL
--
Here is an interesting one. Whenever I try to change the colour scheme of my
windows in KDE, I run into an unusual problem. The Window titlebar changes
colour, but the font always remains black. The panel changes, but the taskbar
doesn't. The file manager background changes, but in every
Hi!
I have experienced the same problem and I found out where it came from (On my
machine): Every time I ran kdesu on my users desktop, I wasn't able to change the
color scheme anymore. It had to with kdesu here, but I don't know which file got
locked... :(
--
Here is an interesting one.
Hi list anywhere remember my question about xserver crash? no problem I can
use X server with gnome, and I localize the problem, and the name of the
problem is KDE, I can't start KDE or any program of KDE, I read the
xsession-errors and its say:
imwheel process could not be verified: : No existe
Hello to all,
I've setup differnt users on my mandrake 7.0.
In one user when I right click the mouse I can only create a new folder.
With the other users I've the full menu, I can create a new desktop
link etc.
How can I fix this situation ???
Thanks in advance
Fabio
On Thu, 06 Jan 2000, you wrote:
I have Mandrake 6.0 on a AMD K6-2/350 (well, a couple actually), but on
one machine I tried to upgrade KDE 1.1.1 to 1.1.2. I went to KDE's web
site, then to their download site and ftp'd all the files in the
directory, about a dozen or so. These were in rpm
I downloaded the files with ...1.1.2-... so I believe those should be the
correct files. When I tried rpm -e kde* I got an error - error: cannot open
//var/lib/rpm/packages.rpm
And when I tried rpm -uvh kde* I got the message: rpm: only one major mode
may be specified
I cannot run kpackage, it
I have Mandrake 6.0 on a AMD K6-2/350 (well, a couple actually), but on
one machine I tried to upgrade KDE 1.1.1 to 1.1.2. I went to KDE's web
site, then to their download site and ftp'd all the files in the
directory, about a dozen or so. These were in rpm format. Before
actually doing anything
On Thu, 06 Jan 2000, Chip wrote:
/home/chip/.Xclients: exec: /home/chip/.Xclients-default: no such file
or dir.
And sure-enough, there is no .Xclients file to be found.
So, what the heck do I do now? I
How about creating ("touch) the Xclients-default file with just one
line:
exec startkde
On Sun, 24 Oct 1999, you wrote:
Hi All:
I just ,make a clear install of LM 6.1 all the installation process
went OK but once installed i have trubble with Kde.
It hangs very often suddenly I cant open any application on the desktop and I
have to restart the X windows again to make
Hi All:
I just ,make a clear install of LM 6.1 all the installation process
went OK but once installed i have trubble with Kde.
It hangs very often suddenly I cant open any application on the desktop and I
have to restart the X windows again to make the things start working again, i
Can anyone tell me how to use kmodem with Mandrake 6.0? It's
set up to use kde in the /opt/kde and doesn't install in Mandrake. Surely there
must be a simple workaround?
Thanks,
Gene
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody.
I tried to submit this problem twice but it doesn't seem
to be getting up to the list.
I am really stuck on this one. I installed the
Linux-Mandrake 5.3 package on one of my
computers yesterday and all seemed to be going well until
I started
Hi everybody.
I tried to submit this problem twice but it doesn't seem
to be getting up to the list.
I am really stuck on this one. I installed the
Linux-Mandrake 5.3 package on one of my
computers yesterday and all seemed to be going well until
I started KDE.
First, I got an Error
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