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Hi!
I'm running SUSE 8 Beta with KDE 3 beta.
No matter what changes I do to my (root) desktop, the are forgotten the next time I log on. Changes like background picture, look'n'feel stuff, fonts...
All other accounts works fine.
I don't recive any error messages. Everything else seems to work just fine.
Made a Google search and search this forum as well, didn't find any answers.
TIA!
/Micha
...I suppose it might!
Didn't find anything on the Suse page.
Find it very strange that it is changes the root account that can't be saved...
Obviusly not a matter of permissions!?
/Micha
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