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the DCOP server is running for root but not for my user, how do i (A) run it for both or (B) shut down the root one and bring it ...
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  1. 01-09-2003 #1
    litghost
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    weird thing with KDE

    the DCOP server is running for root but not for my user, how do i (A) run it for both or (B) shut down the root one and bring it back up for my user
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  2. 01-23-2003 #2
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    it should start for you, did you login as root first ? Im guessing by now you have rebooted, did that solve the problem?
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  3. 01-23-2003 #3
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    acaully, that didnt do it, i just logged into KDE then logged out again, then logged into blackbox, and everything works fine now, exept now GNOME is completly non-fuctional, i cant even boot back into it
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  4. 01-24-2003 #4
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    you dont really boot into gnome, do you mean you cant login to it, or what?
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  5. 01-24-2003 #5
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    login in to it
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  6. 01-24-2003 #6
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    What happens when you try, then?
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  7. 01-24-2003 #7
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    bad things, it gives me all kinds of wierd errors, but its not that important, im just happy from staying away from any GNOME based apps, thanks anyways
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  8. 01-24-2003 #8
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    alright, it's a good thing you don't want us to help you fix it because "bad things" is pretty informative
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  9. 01-24-2003 #9
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    I don't know, "weird errors" is always a good indication of what is wrong. Sometimes I get "weird erros" in Windows, but the only solution anyone has is reboot and try again. Whereas in GNOME(1/2) the errors usually MEAN something.
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  10. 01-24-2003 #10
    Dolda2000
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    I have noticed, however, that redhat apps have recently been trying to adopt to the windows standard of error messages. Sure, I haven't seen any "Error code 14011", but I've seen some "Fatal error: exit". I don't understand why they'd do that.
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