Re: How to rescue a screwed up install of KDE on wheezy
On 10/10/11 11:14, Harry Putnam wrote:
> Victor Nitu <victor@debian-linux.ro> writes:
>
>> On 10/09/2011 07:37 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>>> kde-full was installed on a newishly installed wheezy OS.
>>>
>>> When I rebooted I got a KDM login and was then dropped into an X
>>> session with only a terminal emulator and black backdrop. No
>>> icons, panels or etc. Further no menus produced by clicking any mouse
>>> buttons.
>> What exactly were your options in KDM login? I mean, which sessions
>> could you have chosen then?
>
> Sorry... that was an error on my part. I saw a gui login and just
> took it to be the kde one. It did not look like the gnome one.
>
> Turned out not to be the kde login after all. So to this point I have
> never yet raised a kde login.
>
> I can get an X session by going to a virtual terminal and starting
> fluxbox on display :1 with startx -- :1
> (and with .xinitrc set to execute startfluxbox)
>
> Sorry for the mis-information
>
>
Thankyou for the additional information, however...
Please stop forking the thread. I'll respond to the original post - not
each of an increasing number of off-shoots. :-)
Be patient (I am not on holidays or retired).
Cheers
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