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Re: Damn, still that ugly taskbar!
by Tom Vollerthun on Wednesday 31/Oct/2007, @06:02
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You could try to start a new session using sudo - that would give you all the permissions while retaining the paths.
I prefer to use the xephyr-based solution that is described in the wiki as well - that won't let you use composite (afaik), but won't crash your other session if kwin b0rks while switching the sessions (yes, that used to be a known bug). That way I can check if it's already stable enough to be run in a "real" session while keeping me save and warm.
Oh, and to get rid of the remainings of any old build you may have installed, you should run rm -rf ~/.kde4/ every now and then.
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Re: Damn, still that ugly taskbar!
by Sutoka on Thursday 01/Nov/2007, @10:22
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Xephyr supports composite, and I believe newer versions support using Indirect GLX (instead of doing it entirely in software).
You might need to do +extension composite to get it to work (I don't remember the exact command I used yesterday, but I did have kompmgr (KDE3's old xcompmgr style composite manager) running in it perfectly fine.
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Re: Damn, still that ugly taskbar!
by Anon on Wednesday 31/Oct/2007, @06:49
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You don't mention running the
xhost +local:kde-devel
command. Run it as a user who is able to startx e.g. your usual user.
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