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Distribution: SuSE Pro Releases 7.3, 9.0, CentOS 4.0, Kubuntu 6.0x
Posts: 103
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Hi techhost,
this is very simple - just rightclick on the desktop and choose "Logout <username>" from the context menu. The click on the Ok button in the small dialog box and you're off your KDE.
rm: cannot remove '.' or '..'
rm: cannot remove '.' or '..'
xsetroot: unable to open display ''
xrdb: cannot open display ''
xset: unable to open display " "
startkde: Starting up...
kspalsh: cannot connect to X server
kdeinit: Aborting $DISPLAY is not set
Warning: connect() faild: no such file or directory
Error: Cannot contact kdeinit!
unix_connect: cant connect to server (unix:/tmp/mcop-root/WinXP-RH9-0c0e-40d0984c)
startkde: running shutdown scripts
startkde: done
hash>
umm... what to do?
and yeah i'm sure i installed KDE when i installed the OS
It should have one in there called kde. If it does not, you don't have KDE installed yet. It appears that you don't but that should help make sure. Like this:
Code:
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 72 Mar 22 10:38 kde
Oh, that is <lower case L>s - <lower case L><space> /usr. They look like the number one somethimes. Newbies, I was one at one time, get that confused and it won't work.
That command may execute if its in your .xinitrc file. See if you have one in your home directory (ls -a). Edit it by adding "exec startkde" and save. That may work.
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