$KDEDIR is an environment variable that I believe every user should have. If it does not exist, common places might be: /usr/share/ (ugly, but mandrake9.1 use this one) /usr/kde/<ver.>/share/ (much prettier, this how it works on my gentoo)
I believe that RedHat might use the first one, as they appear to do things very common to mandrake (or mandrake appears to do things very common to redhat.... :-) )
Noam
David Harel wrote:
Where is the directory $KDEDIR typically located and how do I check this variable assignment?
Noam Meltzer wrote:
if you're a sysadmin who want to restrict or define defaults for his users (not only in the screensaver), you can try looking in this dir:
$KDEDIR/config/
there's a lot of text files there, with the configuration.
if you want to restrict an option, so it won't be possible to change it you can do something like:
[section][$i] (will restrict the whole section) option[$i]=...... (will restrict a specific option)
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