On Fri, 2005-02-04 at 18:21 -0800, ec wrote:
> --- Craig White <craigwhite@azapple.com> wrote:
> 
> > if you create another user on the system and log on
> > as that user does it
> > work correctly?
> > 
> > Craig
> > 
> 
> Hey, I 'just happened' to have a second user already
> there that I normally don't use, and somehow
> remembered the passwd for it. Yes, I am in it now and
> 'everything' is back like it should be and it opens up
> the partitions without the Gimp raising up its head!! 
> 
> Now IF I can follow...remember I am one who doesn't do
> much except $ cd /sss/yyy/zzz and rm -f file(s) using
> cli, so it can be dangerous for me to tread without
> keystroke by keystroke examples.
> 
> So, I will just use this alternate userid for
> awhile...till I can get to an installfest or get
> someone who can either haul me and mine or bring a
> monitor to  the meeting at the Muse coffeehouse
> meetings.
> 
> Duh here, never thought of seeing where that problem
> was!!
> 
> I usually 'tread lightly' on the 'dark side' er, cli.
> 
> Thanks a million Craig
> 
> Now let's see IF I can keep from doing whatever caused
> the other id to go bonkers.
-----
dude - should be really easy. 

KDE ? is that what you're using?

This is from a gnome user and I'm guessing that something got honkered
in your kde environment

Open a terminal

su to root 'su -'  #remember you need the space and '

cd /home/NAME_OF_USER_WHOSE_SETUP_IS_BROKEN
mv .kde .kde-bak
exit

Then, logout and login as previous, broken user. See if things are back
to normal

Craig

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