Brian O'Keefe said:
I used the command: > sudo chown -R brianokeefe ~/.qt
to change permissions so that I could smooth the fonts in KDE. Now I cannot run OpenOffice. I have always saved my session in KDE so that it starts automatically when I start an X11 session. Occasionally I needed to restart Ooo if I shut down and I would do so in rootless mode so that I could access it from OSX on the dock, then I'd log out and restart X11 in full screen and Ooo would start up. Now I cannot use that method either and I get a "Could not launch X window server: X11.app" error message. Did running the above command mess me up? I really need Ooo as most of my business is on it.
Hmmm... I can't help you there - I don't use OpenOffice. It does seem weird that changing ownership of ~/.qt would make it to where x11 won't start. I didn't have that experience with the Apple x11 that came with OS X 10.3. Maybe someone else out there will have an idea, or, assuming that you're using the Apple x11, you might ask on the Apple x11 mailing list. Information about that mailing list can be found at
<http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/x11-users>
-Bo Parker
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