On Sunday 25 January 2004 8:49 am, Ross Boylan wrote: ... > I finally cured the problem by moving my .kde directory and .kderc > file aside and letting KDE regenerate them. It asked me some > questions about setup when I first started. > > My .kde and .kderc before this were pretty generic, having only > recently been generated by KDE 2.2.2 as I solved some other problems.
Just for info I recently tried gentoo for a short while. I of course had a .kde directory left from my debian setup. Its approach was to rename .kde to .kde.backup, and then create .kde-3.1 and then symlink .kde to it. I was then able to copy over parts of my configuration. (I guess this is something an update script could do). -- Alan Chandler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
