Bruce wrote :
Pierre Bechetoille wrote:
However, to be honest, I'm still investigating on other problems with
plasma (e.g., when trying to adjust date and time as a normal user, I
have an ugly error message whereas I think I should have a kdesu window...).
A curious peculiarly of th eplasma time is that it really wants /etc/localtime
to be a symlink. We do not do that in LFS because we still support a separate
/usr partition and the symlink will throw off timestamps during boot, at least
until /usr is mounted.
Most people today do not have a separate /usr, so for plasma try changing
/etc/localtime to a symlink to the appropriate value in /usr/share/zoneinfo/.
-- Bruce
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for the tip! With the symlink, KDE now correctly detects my
local time zone.
However the ugly message I was speaking about is still there:
when adjusting date and time as a normal user, when applying the
modification, I get an error window: "Error - KDE Control Module Unable
to authenticate/execute the action: 3, Tried to start an invalid
action"
I think it should be a window asking for the root password instead.
Maybe it is linked to another strange thing: in System settings, Account
Details/User manager, my default account is not listed... If anyone has
an idea...
Pierre
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