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Richard Fish wrote: |
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>Still works for me. You should check that "Show previews in file |
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>tips" under Behavior is turned on. You should also make sure you are |
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>using the File Management profile (Settings->Load View Profile). |
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>You can also try to backup and delete your ~/.kde3.5 directory, and |
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>start over. Maybe you have some kind of issue there... |
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>-Richard |
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My settings were correct. |
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I deleted my old .kde* directories when I upgraded to kde 3.5 since I |
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was having other wierd issues, but I did it again, and it worked. It |
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shouldn't be this difficult. I have never had this happen before during |
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normal use, and a simple upgrade shouldn't cause all the settings to go |
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wacky especially when they show correctly through the configuration |
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settings. |
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I did some work to determine why my login manager wallpaper doesn't show |
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up properly. |
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If I download a wallpaper via the login manager, it places it in |
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/root/.kde/share/wallpapers/ |
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For example, I picked a random wallpaper and installed it. In the |
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/usr/kde/3.5/share/config/kdm/backgroundrc it shows as: |
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Wallpaper=$HOME/.kde/share/wallpapers/QuakeLinux--0 |
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Log out, log in, and it doesn't show, but if I change the line to: |
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Wallpaper=/root/.kde/share/wallpapers/QuakeLinux--0 |
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it works perfect. Which explains why the never showed up properly. All |
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my login wallapers are located in /root |
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When logging in, the environment variable $HOME hasn't been determined. |
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Sounds like a bug. Can anybody else confirm this? |
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Thanks, |
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Ken |
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