Re: F13: How to reset KDE user/session desktop to its defaults?
- From: Jim <binarynut@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:07:06 -0400
On 08/20/2010 11:30 AM, Daniel B. Thurman wrote:
Since I am a heavy gnome desktop user, I decidedDeleting .kde will eliminate your desktop after restart of computer.
to take a look at KDE.
The first thing I tried to do was to figure out how to
move the bottom panel to the top, and I tried to
drag and move it, but in the process, I "peeled" something
out from the bottom and I unexpectedly dropped it into the
middle of the screen... it appeared as a partial window,
there was only the title bar and what appeared to be, a 1/4"
semi-window with no content and it was not a complete box
encapsulation, it looked like two sticks on the left and right.
I tried to put this "panel" back into the bottom panel, to
no avail, giving up, I ended up deleting it.
I noted that the bottom panel was not looking the same
from its default.
What I would like to do is to restore/reset the desktop back
to a first time user.
Is this possible?
Some say to delete the .kde4 in the user's home directory
but on F13, I only see .kde, not .kde3 nor .kde4, so I am
assuming that F13 by default is probably KDE 3?
As noted, I have amarok and perhaps other kde apps in
gnome so it is perhaps not a good idea to simply blow
away the .kde directory nor to simply rename the .kde
to something else and expect to recover my gnome& kde
configurations, piecewise? In particular, I definitely do not
want to mess up my gnome settings, but since I am new to
KDE, all I care is to figure out how to restore KDE to its new
user defaults and proceed to learn how to configure KDE to
my taste.
Any advice?
Then you can rebuild it to what you want.
When you add new Panel, the first one will be installed at top of your
desktop.
Be sure to put Task manger back onto Panel first, followed by System
Tray, then Digital Clock and then anything else you want after that.
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