[gentoo-user] Re: kde4 panelbar recovery
YoYo siska gl.ksp.sk> writes: > Panel and desktop settings are in .kde/share/config/plasma* files > removing just them (ideally when logged out of kde) should bring the > default desktop/panels back.. sorry for the delayed response. This worked perfectly. thx, James
Re: [gentoo-user] Re: kde4 panelbar recovery
On Montag 22 Februar 2010, James wrote: > Nikos Chantziaras arcor.de> writes: > > With the mouse. > > Must be something wrong. These panels that fire up > are disfunctional. Cant move add or delete too them > > > You might want to delete your ~/.kde4 folder instead to get back at the > > defaults. Keep the stuff you want though (like settings for other > > programs, like Amarok, Kopete, etc.) > > It seems really stupid there is not way to recover kicker and such > without deleting the entire folder. just remove plamsarc or plasmadesktoprc > > > More kde4 snafus I found lots of evidence where folks had done > the exact same thing, with no simple recovery... well, add panel, adding widgets did it for me.
Re: [gentoo-user] Re: kde4 panelbar recovery
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 07:19:41PM +, James wrote: > Nikos Chantziaras arcor.de> writes: > > > > With the mouse. > > Must be something wrong. These panels that fire up > are disfunctional. Cant move add or delete too them Lock/Unlock widgets in the context menu? Btw you can fire up add applets on the desktop and drag them to a panel.. doesn't really make a difference ;) > > > You might want to delete your ~/.kde4 folder instead to get back at the > > defaults. Keep the stuff you want though (like settings for other > > programs, like Amarok, Kopete, etc.) > > > It seems really stupid there is not way to recover kicker and such > without deleting the entire folder. > > > More kde4 snafus I found lots of evidence where folks had done > the exact same thing, with no simple recovery... > > > > Very disappointed in KDE4.again > This recovery in kde3 was simple. Panel and desktop settings are in .kde/share/config/plasma* files removing just them (ideally when logged out of kde) should bring the default desktop/panels back.. theoretically plasma-desktop-appletsrc should be enough to delete... Don't see how different from kde3 this is.. if you messed up your kicker configuration you had to either delete it, or rebuild the panel (create it, place it at the correct position, add correct applets...) (well, the only difference is that desktop and panel were separate programs...) yoyo
[gentoo-user] Re: kde4 panelbar recovery
Nikos Chantziaras arcor.de> writes: > With the mouse. Must be something wrong. These panels that fire up are disfunctional. Cant move add or delete too them > You might want to delete your ~/.kde4 folder instead to get back at the > defaults. Keep the stuff you want though (like settings for other > programs, like Amarok, Kopete, etc.) It seems really stupid there is not way to recover kicker and such without deleting the entire folder. More kde4 snafus I found lots of evidence where folks had done the exact same thing, with no simple recovery... Very disappointed in KDE4.again This recovery in kde3 was simple. thx, James
[gentoo-user] Re: kde4 panelbar recovery
On 02/22/2010 09:03 PM, James wrote: Stefano Crocco alice.it> writes: Right click on the desktop and choose "add panel". This should give you an empty panel. To fill it with widgets, click on the plasma symbol at right end of the panel, choose "add widgets" and insert the widgets you want. I hope this helps This does not restore the previous panel. Any ideas on that? If not possible to restore the previous panel, how to move a new one to the bottom? With the mouse. You might want to delete your ~/.kde4 folder instead to get back at the defaults. Keep the stuff you want though (like settings for other programs, like Amarok, Kopete, etc.)
[gentoo-user] Re: kde4 panelbar recovery
Stefano Crocco alice.it> writes: > > Right click on the desktop and choose "add panel". This should give you an > empty panel. To fill it with widgets, click on the plasma symbol at right end > of the panel, choose "add widgets" and insert the widgets you want. > I hope this helps This does not restore the previous panel. Any ideas on that? If not possible to restore the previous panel, how to move a new one to the bottom? James
