Hi, >> Sorry, if I was not precise enough. All entries above Bookmarks on the >> KDE menu are gone (e.g., Application, Configuration, Documentation, >> Networking, Terminals, ..., etc.). And the shortcuts that I created on >> the toolbar now only displays the KDE gear icon. If I click on it, it >> would say the serivce not found. (e.g., Could not finnd service >> Terminal/kconsle.desktop). Would someone please tell me how to recover >> the settings? > > Norman one question did you restart X ... not just logout log back in > but restart X? (ctrl-alt-backspace will restart X)
I rebooted my server. But the shortcuts and desktop icons are still missing 8( Is there a directory that keeps these settings. > Second thing would be to look for files ending in .rpmsave These are > new configuration files that rpm sets to the side (so it doesn't > destroy your old preferences.) you'd then want to manually move the > ones that don't affect you to the non .rpmsave filename. Thanks. I will do a slocate for .rpmsave files. And start manually tracking for changes. > 3rd idea ... change icon set. Then change back > to the one you prefer. It's possible that Linux "forgot" where to find > your icons and needs to be reminded. May I ask how do I change my icon set? Which files do I edit? I have no more shortcuts in the GUI interface. Would it help if I change to Gnome desktop then back to KDE? Regards, Norman >> I updated the following packages of my LM9.0 box. Now my desktop menu is >> gone (the program shortcuts) and desktop icons are gone. I tried logging >> as a different user, the same thing happens. Has anyone seen this strange >> behavior? How do I revert the changes? >> >> Package name: gdm >> Date: August 21st, 2003 >> Advisory ID: MDKSA-2003:085 >> Affected versions: 9.0, 9.1, Corporate Server 2.1 >> Synopsis: Updated gdm packages fix vulnerabilities >> >> Package name: perl-CGI >> Date: August 20th, 2003 >> Advisory ID: MDKSA-2003:084 >> Affected versions: 8.2, 9.0, 9.1, Multi Network Firewall 8.2, Corporate >> Server 2.1 >> Synopsis: Updated perl-CGI packages fix cross-site scripting >> vulnerabilities >> >> Package name: unzip >> Date: July 7th, 2003 >> Advisory ID: MDKSA-2003:073 >> Affected versions: 8.2, 9.0, 9.1, Multi Network Firewall 8.2, Corporate >> Server 2.1 >> Synopsis: Updated unzip packages fix vulnerability
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