Hello,
Well after using kde4 for a month or so on a desktop (amd64) today when I booted up the system, all the konsoles were gone. I poked around the 'systems settings' but did not see where/how you make whatever apps. you want to be persistent (survive reboots). I'd like to recover the old konsole settings and they each had 8 tabs with custom titles and settings for each one, according to my network management needs. I really do not want to go through 32 tabs and set them up again. It alway brought up the konsoles the way I and them until today; and now they are gone. They are not in any of the 4 default windows either. (surely I messed something up upon reboot?) Hopefully there is a way to find them or get them to appear again? I could have easily missed the docs or maybe it's elsewhere? So any suggestions are welcome, particularly where one can read about how to set and adjust the app. settings. or a wiki or 2 on cool things you can do with the kde4 settings? Being hardware oriented, I tend to be a little absent minded about these sort of details....... With the variety of settings under Udev, HAL, evdev, x11 the kernel and now kde4, I'm not real certain where to look for hardware vs application settings for things like audio settings, video io (2) chipsets, nvidia on mobo and ATI cin pciE slot, types of issues. Seems some things are in 3 or 4 plays to tweak or configure..... Maybe some what to glean what udev, hal and the kernel are each doing for a give piece of hardware, or the apps that configure or control the hardware? (dreaming here for a logical, systematic approach)....... Sometimes I miss the old 2.4 kernel way of doing things...... Maybe I just need to spend a few days reading the latest docs? James
