Problems with KDE4 under Kubuntu Hardy

Pastor JW pastor_jw at the-inner-circle.org
Mon Jun 2 16:20:23 UTC 2008


On Sunday 01 June 2008 05:18:19 pm Art Alexion wrote:
> On Sunday 01 June 2008 10:57:04 Pastor JW wrote:
> > Do you mean by "clean install", to install the whole of 8.04?   That
> > would be almost impossible for me as I also have work to do on my
> > computer all day.  I did "mark for complete removal" KDE4 and then
> > reinstalled it, but that does not fix the K menu button.  It is still
> > over on the right hand side instead of the left where it started.
>
> I don't know what tool you used for "complete removal" 

The quoted line is the line displayed in the tool named "Synaptic Pakage 
Manager" which evidently does NOT do what it says it is going to do.  

> but they rarely 
> remove the ~/.config files.  Try logging into your non-KDE, failsafe gui or
> tty3 or something and removing the ~/.kde4-config files (that's not what
> they are named, but you should be able to identify them,  If KDE4 works
> like KDE 2 & 3 and Gnome, that should trigger the default settings to be
> recreated when you log into kde4 again. 

One can remove the config folder (thanks for that) and it will be recreated so 
it IS possible to start over!  This time I'll make sure not to touch the 
Kmenu button.  No, ...Actually, I think I'll just not use KDE4 until I am 
allowed to configure my system window as I want it

> I haven't tried this and can't since I didn't install KDE4 on this
> production machine, but it should work if KDE4 works like its predecessors.

That sounds to me like the best idea.  Like you, I just won't put it on 
anymore.


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