Hi Lior,
I did as you described below; none of it affected the kkbswitchrc file -- even
purging the package did not remove it. So I removed it myself, and as I
suspected, neither reinstalling the package nor purging and installing
cleanly did not recreate it.
When the file is not there, the flags are not shown, which I think is a
problem (it means every user must conigure the package on her own, manually).
I think, assuming the install/upgrade scripts are not supposed to edit files
in every user's home directory, that there should be a kkbswitchrc
in /etc/kde3 (it seems a host of other KDE apps use this place) for the
program to fall back to (I tried just setting one up, and the program ignored
it, so I guess this needs to be coded in). But perhaps this should be a new
bug.
Hope this helps,
Shai.
On Friday, September 1 2006 23:36, Lior Kaplan wrote:
> I didn't find the source to the flags problem, but it seems to work now.
>
> My guess that it's somehow related to /usr/bin/kconf_update which is
> responsible to update users' configuration files.
>
> Please try to:
> 1. Backup your ~/.kde/share/config/kkbswitchrc
> 2. Make sure you have kdebase-data package (dpkg -l kdebase-data), since
> it contains the flags' icons.
> 3. reinstall kkbswitch (apt-get --reinstall install kkbswitch), and see
> if ~/.kde/share/config/kkbswitchrc changed
> 4. purge it, and install it cleanly (apt-get --purge remove kkbswitch;
> apt-get install kkbswitch), than check again if
> ~/.kde/share/config/kkbswitchrc changed.
> 5. Report back to here.
>
> If everything works fine, I'll close the bug report.
>
> Thanks.
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