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Re: kde 35 b1: cannot lounch it: msg#00011

Subject: Re: kde 35 b1: cannot lounch it
2005 m. spalis 7 d., penktadienis 17:04, Anes Lihovac rašė:
> Edit ~/.xinitrc and give in startkde.
I did not have that file. I created it and put the export commands in there... 
startkde did not work, though...
> That should do it. If not set all the export command's
> also in /ect/profile. That did it for me.
This ( I guess) did it for me too. I logged in via kdm into my new KDE (I 
restarted it first, but not sure I really had to do that).
Thank you Anes

-- 
Donatas Glodenis



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