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Re: all fixed

Originally Posted by
bob58
go back as root into kde....everything OK!....
Just why are you running KDE as root to start with, it is not necessary and is a security risk. Everything you need to do as root can be accomplished by using su in a console window as normal user or from the console itself after logging in as normal user and again using su to become root.
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