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James writes: |
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> Well after using kde4 for a month or so on a desktop (amd64) |
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> today when I booted up the system, all the konsoles |
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> were gone. |
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I had similar problems with KDE 3.x a couple of times. I think the konsoles |
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still started, but all on the first desktop, and many settings were lost. So |
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made it a habit to backup my ~/.kde3.5 directory regularly, expecially every |
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time before I saved the session (I do this manually, instead of always |
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continuing the last session). |
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> I poked around the 'systems settings' but |
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> did not see where/how you make whatever apps. you want |
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> to be persistent (survive reboots). |
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I think it's the ~/.kde4.2/share/config/session directory. Good luck, I hope |
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you find your settings there. But I doubt it :( |
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I'm also using KDE4 for around a month now, and over all I'm happy with it. |
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I see many small bugs, many tings that worked better in 3.5, but some things |
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also have improved, and I hope the bugs get fewer and fewer, while with 3.5 |
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it seems I experienced some bitrot over the time. |
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Good luck, |
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Wonko |
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