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I've lost the ability to view files via "home". I click it and it does nothing. Checked properties and the permissions etc. are ok. I've been in the software section seeing what I could remove, could I have removed something that is causing this?
same thing. i have found that if i log out of the GUI i can get access to that file in the GUI. otherwise i just open up a councel and cd /home/username to access what i need to access.
just as fast IMHO so im not worried about it.
if you really much have the GUI access to your home folder, then rest X by ctrl+alt+backspace or just log out of your GUI. both should do it.
Try opening konqueror directly, without using home(type "konqueror --profile filemanagement") and see if you can access your home.
When you say it does nothing do you mean that the program doesn't even open?
I haven't ever had that problem though.
If the command that I gave doesn't work then run it in a terminal and post the results.
Right click on the desktop icon, application tab, command. The command should be kfmclient openProfile filemanagement
but
put this command instead: konqueror --profile filemanagement
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