Richard Fish wrote:
Still works for me. You should check that "Show previews in file
tips" under Behavior is turned on. You should also make sure you are
using the File Management profile (Settings->Load View Profile).
You can also try to backup and delete your ~/.kde3.5 directory, and
start over. Maybe you have some kind of issue there...
-Richard
My settings were correct.
I deleted my old .kde* directories when I upgraded to kde 3.5 since I
was having other wierd issues, but I did it again, and it worked. It
shouldn't be this difficult. I have never had this happen before during
normal use, and a simple upgrade shouldn't cause all the settings to go
wacky especially when they show correctly through the configuration
settings.
I did some work to determine why my login manager wallpaper doesn't show
up properly.
If I download a wallpaper via the login manager, it places it in
/root/.kde/share/wallpapers/
For example, I picked a random wallpaper and installed it. In the
/usr/kde/3.5/share/config/kdm/backgroundrc it shows as:
Wallpaper=$HOME/.kde/share/wallpapers/QuakeLinux--0
Log out, log in, and it doesn't show, but if I change the line to:
Wallpaper=/root/.kde/share/wallpapers/QuakeLinux--0
it works perfect. Which explains why the never showed up properly. All
my login wallapers are located in /root
When logging in, the environment variable $HOME hasn't been determined.
Sounds like a bug. Can anybody else confirm this?
Thanks,
Ken
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