https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=372558
--- Comment #2 from Bucky <bu...@mightytikigod.com> --- Actually, it involved dropping to single user mode, creating a new user with useradd, renaming my home directory to "oldme", renaming the new user directory to what my own home directory should be, chown-ing it to myself, then removing the new user and rebooting. There's probably a better way. But this gave me a completely fresh home folder, but not SO fresh that it didn't have the normal skeleton, and I could copy stuff I could actually identify as "I know what this is" back over. So yes, all that stuff was gone. Upon re-launch, kdevelop said, "Hey, you crashed. Do you want me to ignore the cache?" I said yes. It's been fine since then. Is that the issue? The project file pointing at a non-existent .cache folder? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
