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On Saturday 11 Feb 2006 05:51, Duncan wrote: |
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> Guy Harrison posted <200602110032.43938.swampdog-ml6@××××××××.com>, |
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> excerpted below, on Sat, 11 Feb 2006 00:32:43 +0000: |
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> > Over ssh most of my KDE apps have vanished off the startbar. Would |
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> > appreciate a hint on how to restore them - is there a command like |
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> > kappfiner (which doesn't) which will repopulate it? |
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> For further reference, the desktop list is the more appropriate list |
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> for this sort of questions, or the user list. The desktop list in |
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> particular deals with GNOME and KDE issues fairly regularly, and is far |
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> lower volume than either the dev list or the user list, but still has |
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> the devs and others that can help watching. |
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[noted your correction so will continue here] |
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> Try kmenuedit, both as your regular user, if that's where it's |
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> happening, and as root, if it's happening to everyone or you want to |
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> see whether the problem is with your user profile or the system. (If |
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> further questions or that doesn't immediately make the problem and its |
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> solution obvious, please take it to desktop, where I'm a regular as |
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> well, and we won't be bothering all these devs working on other parts |
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> of Gentoo and not necessarily interested in KDE.) |
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Unfortunately the apps have vanished from kmenuedit also. I've never |
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directly logged into a GUI on this box as root user - only via kdesu. |
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I've no doubt the apps would reappear if I were to create a new user, or |
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indeed trash $HOME/.kde but the latter is too expensive. |
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