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Re: kdm and X-terminals



I know the problem, not sure of *your* solution though -- when you
upgrade and a new version/build of kde is loaded you will get a message
during --configure to the effect of "this package has a new version of
kdmrc, do you want to use it?" and you get the usual Y/y/Q/A/N/n/D
prompt ... if you're blindly answering Y/y then it clobbers your old
conf with the new/stock/generic one -- I generally will answer D to show
me the diff on the file and then edit accordingly if there is a major
discrepency, otherwise I just keep mine with N/n

HTH 

Hank

On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 11:35:33AM -0800, G. L. `Griz' Inabnit wrote:
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> Hey Folks,
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> 	This is sort of an 'off-beat' question, but here goes....
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> 
> 	I have setup my dualie to act as master for a number of X-terminals. (gotta
> love *nix!!)  But any time I run my usual  'apt-get update/apt-get
> dist-upgrade' I loose all the edits (okay, not a LOT, but they're MINE) to
> /etc/kde2/kdm/kdmrc & /etc/kde2/kdm/XAccess.  ;--)
> 	Is there a better way of doing the upgrades to where I don't need to reedit
> these files? I'm not complaining. Honest. I've been on this list for a goodly
> while and noticed (time and again) that there are MUCH nicer/better ways of
> doing some of these changes. So I figured I'd ask you all and see if there is
> a 'better method' to this situation also.
> 
> 
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