Possible problem with the new KDE 3.5 from "updates released"
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Possible problem with the new KDE 3.5 from "updates released"
I'm not sure if this is a KDE problem or something with my setup, so I thought I'd ask if anyone else had noticed this.
Yesterday I downloaded and installed the KDE 3.5 package from the "kde-redhat-stable" repository.
Today I tried to access kcontrol->desktop->panel from a user account, and was presented with as essentially blank screen. When tried from "root" the window displayed correctly.
I suspect this is a premissions problem on the "panel" applet binary, but I not sure which binary to look at.
Anyhow, my question: Has anyone else seen this problem, and, if so, have you got a fix?
Edit: Changed repository name per comments below.
Last edited by PTrenholme; 12-12-2005 at 09:48 AM.
That is exactly the problem I described above. Look at, and delete ~/.config/menus, which stores user's redefinition of the standard menus, and any menu addition they've made.
Somehow making menus changes kills the panel windows. (I suspect that a a change to root's menus would kill it's panel menus, too.)
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