On Wednesday 23 January 2008, Anne Wilson wrote: > OK, I dug the hole when I did know better. Now I have to find a way out of > it. Short of re-installing the whole of kde, is there any way to get back > to a clean .kde? If I rename the existing one, will a clean one be created > by starting a new session? Yes, it will. However, I'd recommend you start the first trial by only renaming/moving .kde/share/config, thus leaving appication data such as bookmarks and addressbook in .kde/share/apps intact. > I guess that one possibility would be to copy .kde from a new user and > change permissions. Would you recommend that way? No. If at all you could check if there is a prefilled .kde in /etc/skel, but usually there isn't and KDE creates .kde when it is first started on a new user account. Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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