Shouldn't be an issue with Intrepid/KDE4.
How can this bug be closed if it concerns the gutsy - hardy upgrade
where it still not fixed? Nobody was talking about Intredpid.
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Desktop displays root directory (/) after upgrade from Gutsy to Hardy
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Bugs are fixed in Intrepid. (Or the development series in general.)
If they qualify for an SRU, they will be backported to whatever series needs a
fix. (See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates)
Since the fix in this case is using KDE4 which doesn't have this
problem, the fix for this
Using KDE4 isn't an option in the specified case, as it's not possible
to upgrade to it during a gutsy-hardy upgrade.
Therefor, the bug shouldn't be marked fixed, but marked WONTFIX, as all
efforts seem to go to intrepid instead. In which case it's a known error
that should be included in the
Shouldn't be an issue with Intrepid/KDE4.
** Changed in: kubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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I want to point you to bug #208253, which seems to be closely related to
this one.
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OK, running xdg-user-dirs didn't fix it for me at first, came back with
an error ('Can't write'). Turned out that somehow ~/.config was owned by
root. chown fixed that, then running xdg-user-dirs and log-out/log-in,
and everything works now.
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Daniel, I can't exactly remember the contents of ~/.config/user-
dirs.dirs, but I tried to correct the information there and it had no
influence. xdg-user-dirs was not installed by default. it rewrote user-
dirs.dirs to this:
XDG_DESKTOP_DIR=$HOME/Desktop
XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR=$HOME/Desktop
The workaround posted by Markus Straub worked perfectly for me.
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Markus, what was the contents of XDG_DESKTOP_DIR in that file, when you removed
it, and what is it now?
Wasn't xdg-user-dirs installed? (it should get pulled in by kubuntu-desktop).
Something maybe is misconfiguring this file in the absence of xdg-user-dirs?
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Bug confirmed, but workaround does not work. If I use it, nothing
changes.
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The same thing happened to me after I upgraded KDE to 3.5.9 while still using
Kubuntu 7.10
(deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-kde-3.5.9/ubuntu gutsy main)
The above solution doesn't seem to work for me though:
If I use System Settings About Me Paths to update the path, it is written
into
Further research finally led to a solution:
(found on: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=609005page=2)
I deleted the XDG_DESKTOP_DIR-line from ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs,
installed xdg-user-dirs, ran xdg-user-dirs-update, logged out and in
again and everything was nice and dandy - again. My
Confirmed. Any small change to enable the apply button is enough to
trigger correction.
Additionally, When applying the bogus change a diaog comes up asking if
I want to move my files in my desktop at / to my new desktop path.
Nothing wrong with that except it has two buttons, Move and Cancel.
I
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