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Re: KDE at CeBIT 2001
by iCEmAn on Tuesday 13/Mar/2001, @22:26

Now if someone would take the footage and post in on the web as Real Video(tm) that would be something, then the rest of the world can enjoy the talks about KDevelop, and KDE 2.2

Just my $0.02

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Re: KDE at CeBIT 2001
by sdf on Tuesday 13/Mar/2001, @23:29

argh i hate kde2.1 , i installed debain packages , then it starts , then after a reboot it did not start 3 days , then it started again , and now its fucked up again , arghhh , now that i have the nvidia 9-767 drivers installed with the render extension :((((

what is this dcop communication error by ksmserver ???

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Re: KDE at CeBIT 2001
by kashis on Wednesday 14/Mar/2001, @05:22

Try running KDE without anti-aliasing on (control panel->Look and Feel->Styles). This has been notorious lately for causing KDE problems. Once you get KDE up and running without AA fonts, then go for the AA fonts.

That other problem you mentioned I'm not so sure of. Perhaps you have some stray process or temp files laying around.

You should also mention what distribution of Debian you're running (stable, testing, unstable). For much better support, subscribe to the debian-kde list at http://lists.debian.org.

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