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Hi all, My system is Suse 10.2 64bit with KDE, and i was taking a look at my folders.. and i cliked on the gnome-panel, now i got both panels ...
  1. 12-17-2006 #1
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    Exclamation How to eliminate Gnome-Panel ?

    Hi all,

    My system is Suse 10.2 64bit with KDE, and i was taking a look at my folders.. and i cliked on the gnome-panel, now i got both panels running, KDE's and Gnome's. Even after a Reboot it keeps running again, where can i change the configuration to never load gnome-panel again ?


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    When i log as Root its not there, so i think i must remove it from some config file for that specific user... some file who runs apps when the session starts
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    Wierd, but worked...

    Logged in as the user with the gnome-panel running on KDE, i used Gnome-System-Monitor, then killed the gnome-panel, and now it is not starting anymore...

    But i got curious, anyone knows where the start up settings are located for a specific user?

    Another doubt i have, what the hell are this " .something " folders ?

    like "/home/username/.mozilla or /.kde or /.alotofthings" and why it's not shown on Konqueror?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rosant3d
    Wierd, but worked...

    Logged in as the user with the gnome-panel running on KDE, i used Gnome-System-Monitor, then killed the gnome-panel, and now it is not starting anymore...

    But i got curious, anyone knows where the start up settings are located for a specific user?

    Another doubt i have, what the hell are this " .something " folders ?

    like "/home/username/.mozilla or /.kde or /.alotofthings" and why it's not shown on Konqueror?
    The "dot" files are like hidden files in DOS/Windoz.

    In the KDE menu under System-File Manager you will find a File Manager (super user) entry this will bring up window (after the root password) that will show you all the files including th "Dot" ones

    These are mostly configuration files/folders for the various apps you have installed. The are hidden so that "users" won't see them and modify them with out sufficient privlages to do so.

    Remember that Unix like OS's are multi-user by design. (unlike Windoz) This allows the administrator to set up and control applications for the user and keep the users fingers off the configurations.
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    gogalthorp:

    Thanks for the information, about this multiuser stuff its great, i worked with Windows Client / Server stuff too but Linux rock it all. I think i'm gonna put Linux on my moms computer so she doesnt messup and call me to solve her problems all the time ;P


    My konqueror on SuperUser mode do not show me the dot stuff, and even with normal user Konqueror i can access this folder by typing the address. While i type Konqueror shows me the existence of this files on root or normal user. The thing is it would be nice to see it directly on the Konqueror window... even if it's only on Root. Is there a set up for that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rosant3d
    The thing is it would be nice to see it directly on the Konqueror window... even if it's only on Root. Is there a set up for that?
    In Konqueror, go to View and select Show Hidden Folders.
    This will let you view the files that start with .
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    Real Thanks man.. just a simple thing but i would take a lot of time to figure out by myself...
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    you are welcome.
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