Hello, I've been bitten by the lack of a man page for startkde in a somewhat more serious way:
I've initially used gnome as the session-manager, then saw the light and did update-alternatives --config x-session-manager and switched to startkde. However, gnome's session manager *does* have a man page, and the alternatives system slave link to x-session-manager.1.gz is still there as a dangling symlink. Cron regularly complains bitterly about the dangling symlink now. Either gnome-session should remove the slave-link (but how? update-alternatives does not have any hooks for it), ksmserver should ship a man page for startkde and register it as a slave link, or a slave link to the undocumented man page should be created. Not that I'd like to, but I could probably try to create a patch implementing the third possibility given some time. Should I do this? -Malte Package is ksmserver 3.2.2-1, but judging from the Changelog and #238020, the problem is not yet fixed even in experimental.
