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Old 11-13-2009, 11:20 PM   #1
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my computer and task bar missing in suse 11.2


hello,

i have missing icons for the computer icon and mozilla icon and the start menu and and task bar are gone as well. i tried running the kicker and plasma command but will not execute type the command after pressing alt + f2. im running kde 4.3. any help will be greatful.

thanks
 
Old 11-14-2009, 07:25 AM   #2
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Resolution

Your screen resolution may be set incorrectly, and the icons, start menu and taskbar are "off" the screen. Did this occur after a fresh install for the first time, or did it occur after the taskbar had appeared correctly previously?
 
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Most often this will do the trick :

Delete the hidden folder (( config/ )) :

/home/'user'/.kde4/share/config/
.. and may be
/home/'user'/.kde/share/config/

Log out from KDE, and log in again, and a new set of
default configuration files are created automagically.
.....
 
Old 11-14-2009, 07:19 PM   #4
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Most often this will do the trick :

Delete the hidden folder (( config/ )) :

/home/'user'/.kde4/share/config/
.. and may be
/home/'user'/.kde/share/config/

Log out from KDE, and log in again, and a new set of
default configuration files are created automagically.
.....
sweeet! thats works so well. wow now im back in business! thanks so much for your help
 
Old 11-14-2009, 07:21 PM   #5
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Your screen resolution may be set incorrectly, and the icons, start menu and taskbar are "off" the screen. Did this occur after a fresh install for the first time, or did it occur after the taskbar had appeared correctly previously?
i installed a fresh new system on my laptop and everything was there but i deleted the task bar thinking i could get it back and deleted teh desktop folder widget. i deleted my config folder in .kde4 and logged off and logged back in and it worked beautifully.
thanks for your help
 
  


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