I am trying to run kde on a testing machine (debian
testing). Kde is 3.3.1.
I use gdm, because gnome is default. If I try to run
kde (startkde) from terminal in gnome, kde starts. If
I try to run kde from gdm (opting for ke in gdm's
menu) kde does not start (tries to, then hangs a
couple of second
Manlin Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I installed Debian testing version on my IBM T42. And I use ndiswrapper
> as wireless driver. Every time I activate the wlan0, I can not start kde
> or gnome. Kde stops at "Initializing System Service" and Gnome stops at
> "Session Manager". Is there anyone
I installed Debian testing version on my IBM T42. And I use ndiswrapper
as wireless driver. Every time I activate the wlan0, I can not start kde
or gnome. Kde stops at "Initializing System Service" and Gnome stops at
"Session Manager". Is there anyone can help me to solve this problem?
Thanks
Manli
hi,
I recently tried installling xlibs/experimental from opendoorsoftware.com
It didnt work, particularly, the virtual teminals stopped working and
just showed up flickering garbage.
Then I tried to apt-get the old version of xlibs and all the kde stuff.
(I had removed the opendoorsoftware and ot
hi,
I recently tried installling xlibs/experimental from opendoorsoftware.com
It didnt work, particularly, the virtual teminals stopped working and
just showed up flickering garbage.
Then I tried to apt-get the old version of xlibs and all the kde stuff.
(I had removed the opendoorsoftware and
Hi all,
I usually use KDE at home. But... sometimes, all the desktop icons dissappere.
How can I restart the program that controls that without having to
logout and login another time?
Thanks.
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On Nov 28 2000, Robert Epprecht wrote:
> Sorry, but I must ask again:
> How do I have KDE2 and Gnome on a potato system and start either or?
To start KDE, just put "exec startkde" in your personal
~/.xsession file. To start GNOME, put "exec gnome-session".
This way, you c
Hi!
Bad English version:
I'm using Debian for the first time today.
Writing text without using my mouse is boring, so I tried to
install the KDE.
My problem now is that I don't know how to install the KDE
with DSelect. Which CD do I have to insert etc.
German version:
Heute habe ich zu
In a message dated 1/8/99 12:31:30 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> > 1) About runlevels, I currently run at level 2, do I just change the value
in
> > the inittab to 5 and be done with it? or are there more things to
consider?
>
> You can do that. Is that really somethi
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On Fri, 8 Jan 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1) About runlevels, I currently run at level 2, do I just change the value in
> the inittab to 5 and be done with it? or are there more things to consider?
You can do that. Is that really something you need to do,
Okay, I have my system running, and X runs, and xdm runs, and kdm runs and I
can get the KDE environment up. But I have some questions on how to do all of
this automagically.
1) About runlevels, I currently run at level 2, do I just change the value in
the inittab to 5 and be done with it?
Now I feel bad !
Don't mean to be too critical, but ldconfig would not make linux unbootable
unless you had messed around with the location of certain critical dynamic libs.
Did you modify around with /etc/ld.so.conf, or move around any of the libs in
/usr/lib, /lib, or /usr/local/lib ? If so, th
Now I can run the Kde with startx but
Now I cannot boot Linux...
Wah ...Sad case
Geoffrey L. Brimhall wrote:
> When I installed kde, all I had to get it working correctly was log in as root
> and execute:
>
> ldconfig
>
> Then everthing worked correctly
>
> On 04-Oct-98 Chan Min Wai wr
When I installed kde, all I had to get it working correctly was log in as root
and execute:
ldconfig
Then everthing worked correctly
On 04-Oct-98 Chan Min Wai wrote:
> I have asked so many question and doing alot of change but... my kde
> still not wrking I wonder if it is my system problem
Chan Min Wai wrote:
> Can anyone help me... When I start the KDE I get this message...
> kaudioserver: error in loading shared libraries
Have you installed the required package
kdelibs
following the right order specified in the README file?
And QT libraries?
Bye
Lorenzo
On Sun, 4 Oct 1998, Chan Min Wai wrote:
> I have asked so many question and doing alot of change but... my kde
> still not wrking I wonder if it is my system problem..
>
> Can anyone help me... When I start the KDE I get this message...
Try installing kdelibs0g-dev
noah
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Do you have all the proper KDE debs installed and have you run ldconfig?
On Sun, Oct 04, 1998 at 02:09:53PM +0800, Chan Min Wai wrote:
> I have asked so many question and doing alot of change but... my kde
> still not wrking I wonder if it is my system problem..
>
> Can anyone help me... When
I have asked so many question and doing alot of change but... my kde
still not wrking I wonder if it is my system problem..
Can anyone help me... When I start the KDE I get this message...
kaudioserver: error in loading shared libraries
libkfile.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such
> Hi there,
> I am new to Linux and have a little problem with my kde desktop.
>
> -How can I start kde without starting it from the X- Windows Desktop?
>
> - I want to start kde while booting. How does it work?
> What about the login ?
I start it with the line:
exec startkde >/dev/null 2>
Hi there,
I am new to Linux and have a little problem with my kde desktop.
-How can I start kde without starting it from the X- Windows Desktop?
- I want to start kde while booting. How does it work?
What about the login ?
Thanks for your helping hand.
Bye
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