https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346768
--- Comment #52 from George R. Goffe <grgo...@yahoo.com> --- Hi, John/everyone, I have been thinking about this situation. I have multiple Fedora systems (F22/23/24). Generally they seem to be working ok now... more or less, including the Konsole and tabs problem. As I visualize it, the developers add config items, remove config items, change config items as they develop. Anything they don't hit directly would tend to remain. After a while, the config(s) would tend to have stuff that's no longer needed, wanted, or changed, or doesn't work any more as a result. I would like to suggest some form of migration of config(s) be performed by the developers in the install scripts (think rpmsave) to help eliminate the unused "stuff". For example, my fedora 22 system with KDE, starts the apps that I have running at the time of the save but it also starts things that ARE NOT REFERENCED by the save of configuration process AND/OR are NOT even running... so they remain. I don't know enough of the config process to isolate where the extra apps/config items are located. I don't want to remove everything and re-config. There's a kde-testing repo for Fedora systems but whoever builds/maintains needs to rebuild the repo index or other files AFTER update so the repodata can be syncronized. I wrote a bug on this... Have you tried removing .config and .kde/share/apps/ ... Like what would happen for a brand new user? Good luck, George... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
