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I have a query. After I created a user for RedHat 7.2 in KDE mode, I deleted a file named desktop from the desktop thinking it's just any other shortcut as Windows. Now the KControl doesn't show anything for the user. There are 3 desktops which are no longer different after the deletion of that file.
I guess these problems can be solved once I get that desktop file. But the question is how do I do it, where to find that file.
I hope somebody 'll bail me out of this as I really want to customize the Linux through KControl.
"Will that not delete all the other files, mails and settings for the user?"
Deleting /home/user/.kde will delete all of the KDE settings (some of which you have lost already). It will not delete the other files, mails, and user data files.
Note: I am talking about deleting the directory called /home/user/.kde
I am not talking about deleting /home/user or /home
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