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On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 4:12 AM, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> The problem. After I am logged into KDE for a good while, like several |
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> hours to maybe a day or so, the kicker thingy at the bottom locks up |
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> tight. I can't switch desktops, clock stops working, can't click the K |
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> menu thingy either. Everything in the kicker thingy is dead as a door |
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> nail. I can switch desktops with the keyboard and everything else works |
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> in KDE just fine. I can also switch to a console too. Killing X and |
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> restarting it fixes it, xdm restart in my case. I don't have to reload |
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> drivers or restart the system. I do go back and downgrade the drivers |
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> after testing it. |
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I recently started having trouble where KDE becomes unresponsive at |
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login and logout for about 20 seconds or more. In my case it was |
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because of pulseaudio and KDE not getting along together for some |
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reason. The facts are a bit more nuanced but the work-around that |
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makes everything normal for me again was to edit |
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/etc/xdg/autostart/pulseaudio.desktop and add a line which says: |
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NotShowIn=KDE |
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Maybe unrelated to your problem but I thought I would mention it just in case. |
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