On 4/8/07, Horst G. Burkhardt III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you started on Mandrake? Meine Bruder! =) Funny, I always used Mandrake with KDE, eventually with Baghira/KDE
Mandrake worked pretty well for me for some time, but then Mandriva came and gave me nothing but grief on my new laptop, whereas SuSE 10.0 worked like a charm. Never looked back.
aRtS, kdevelop, kdeaccessibility, kdetools, kdeadmin, i'd suggest.
I don't see any kdetools, but there's a kdeutils so I guess you mean that. Thanks for the tips. I've not installed the devel packages because I'm strictly an end user, I'm not likely to be writing software any time soon.
Actually, it's quite simple. What you need to do is turn off the auto-login. When you get the login prompt, there is an icon at the bottom left saying "Session". - click that, and select KDE.
Thank you, I knew it had to be something simple! OK, now I've got as far as being able to choose my desktop manager, but in the list I have the following options: - last session - gnome - fvwm - twm - failsafe gnome - failsafe terminal No KDE anywhere. Twm, by the way... pretty radical, as in there's nothing much to separate it from a simple terminal. I don't see much use for a "graphic" desktop with such stark simplicity, myself, but I guess it takes all sorts. So anyway, I'm guessing I haven't installed all the packages I should have installed, because the session manager doesn't seem to think I have KDE on my system. Back to the package list. Any tips? Thanks. g -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
