For some reason, on one of my systems, KDM has stopped managing the
local display. I was doing some tinkering - specifically trying to get
GRUB 2 to work and trying to get rid of all the griping about SYSFS{}
by udev during the boot process, when at some point KDM quit bringing
up its spl
Sune Vuorela wrote:
> On 2010-04-25, lrhorer wrote:
>> First of all, Akonadi will not run, but I also can't seem to
>> get rid of
>> it. Is there a way to keep KDE, yet get rid of Akonadi? If not,
>> I'll post the logs and backtraces.
>
Rene Engelhard wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Sat, Apr 24, 2010 at 10:49:44PM -0500, lrhorer wrote:
>> Secondly, KPackage is badly broken. It only shows a handful
>> of
>> applications installed or available. Synaptic or aptitude show
>> thousands ava
I have tried twice, now, to build Debian "Squeeze" systems employing
KDE4, and both have had similar problems. I tried on an old Dell GX250
mini-desktop system back in December, but KDE was so unstable I finally
had to remove it - it kept locking up the PC completely. Once the
system was
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