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During install I chose KDE, but when I login in all I see is a clock and a terminal. When I click I get an XFM menu. What the hell is this and how do I start KDE?
I am having the same issue. Fedora Core 2 worked fine on this machine. I reformatted the drives and installed Core 3 and it boots to a green screen, terminal window and clock. I have no menu options and can't go any further. The terminal windows extends beyond my screen with no scrollbars. Very strange.
I did click on the session on the bottom and wait for a choices screen pop up before you type your username and password... Or anyone of you have better idea for shortcut??
There was no need to reinstall or revert back to a previous distro. All you had to do was login as a normal user and do "switchdesk kde" or as root edit /etc/sysconfig/dekstop and change the default desktop to KDE.
All you had to do was login as a normal user and do "switchdesk kde" or as root edit /etc/sysconfig/dekstop and change the default desktop to KDE.
Actually reddazz when you only install the KDE in FC3 "switchdesk" does not work. As I said in my post, I had the same problem, tried selecting KDE from the login screen menu, nothing. Tried switchdesk from a failsafe console, nothing. I had to edit the desktop file manually.
I did not put much thought into it being a bug as I know Fedora is mainly a Gnome distro.
And I wholeheartedly agree, he did not have to revert to an older distro.
I usually install GNOME only so I haven't encountered the bugs on FC with KDE. Its worth reporting potential bugs so that they are sorted out in future releases.
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