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Why can I type a KDE command at the CLI as user but not as root? For example, if I type "kwrite" at the console as a user, kwrite pops up, but if I type "kwrite" as root, bash says there is no such command.
As it turns out I can't do any KDE stuff as root. I tried to adjust the clock; I entered my password then absolutely nothing happend. Is my Slackware install broken?
Thanks for the reply. I give. I have spent 2 years screwing with Linux. I have better things to do with my time then spend hours and days trying to get things to work. I have gone back to Windows 2000 Pro. At least everything works out of the box.
Originally posted by mooreted Thanks for the reply. I give. I have spent 2 years screwing with Linux. I have better things to do with my time then spend hours and days trying to get things to work. I have gone back to Windows 2000 Pro. At least everything works out of the box.
Later.
LOL, you'll be back!! when Uncle Bill starts extorting money for stupid upgrades/updates due to M$ programmers incompetence and failure to
plugup holes and exploits......you'll be back!!
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