>> Got a problem with YDL. Everything works fine until the password
>> is entered and the KDE GUI loads. When KDE is finished loading,
>> the system locks up and the KDE will not quit....
> It's not KDE that is the problem, it's the GUI login that is screwed
> up, disabling the mouse.
I didn't have a problem with GUI login when I ran YDL, but I
also didn't use the default Gnome login manager. IIRC, if you
delete gdm (rpm -e gdm), X will roll over to kdm (KDE's login
manager). YDL was kind of funny that way, defaulting to KDE
desktop but using Gnome's login manager.
I also used AfterStep instead of KDE, but other family members
used KDE & had no trouble with it.
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