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kde gets grafpup in a pickle
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msumner

Joined: 04 Jan 2007
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Location: Lincolnshire, England.
PostPosted: Thu 28 Jun 2007, 13:00    Post subject:  kde gets grafpup in a pickle
Subject description: no shutdown and now no restart		  
I've got in a bit of a mess trying kde in grafpup. It was working fine til I came to shut down and it wouldnt, so I ended up pushing the off button. On powering back up, kde stalls with the message:

No write access to "/root/.ICEauthority" KDE is unable to start.

I can get back to the command line and thought I could start X with xwin | [XXXWM] but I dont know what [XXXWM] is. Any ideas?
Cheers, Mike
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jcagle

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PostPosted: Fri 29 Jun 2007, 00:08    Post subject:  
xwin openbox

And if lxpanel won't load, right click for the menu, go to System > Settings > Default Window Manager. Select Openbox. Then, you're good to go. Very Happy
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msumner

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PostPosted: Fri 29 Jun 2007, 03:53    Post subject:  
Thanks joey, I had tried xwin openbox but just got the black screen. It works now after I followed your instructions, Very Happy ( although "settings" is on the menu rather than under "system", but I got your drift ) I'll try kde again now I know how to get openbox back if kde fails to shutdown properly.
Cheers, Mike
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