Yes, now everything runs normal again. I reinstalled Kubuntu twice in that process, but that's no problem. By now I figured out what went wrong: I used restricted-manager to install the proprietary drivers for my card (GeForce2 MX/MX 400), and the program (as automatix, which I tested to get a "second opinion") installed the wrong nvidia-drivers, namely nvidia-glx instead of the nvidia-glx-legacy, which my card needs. I installed them manually (and added my monitor rates manually to xorg.conf), and now it runs good. My favourite screensaver (helios) doesn't run YET, but I think I will fix that soon - at least I hope. Anyway, it wasn't kdebase nor even the nvidia-drivers, but the library/program both restricted-manager and automatix use, because they both installed the wrong driver. Maybe you know which package this is - if so, maybe this should be filed as a new bug ? From a short look at your profile I saw that you know your way around here much better than me. Ubuntu is great and I'm glad to help improve it to give a little bit back...
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