At 02:24 PM 10/25/00 -0700, you wrote:
>
>  What is happening on my RedHat 6.2 installation is that the logout is
very, 
>very slow, it takes about 30 seconds per application, so it at least half a 
>minute even if nothing is running except kicker and kdesktop (this with the 
>restore checkbox not checked). 


Cool, so you lucky guy get the session management dialog box up on the 
screen. Well I don't :) I will try again a bit later today a let the 
machine work for five minutes or so. I did not test that long yesterday.

>
>  Probably there are some timeouts in the session management. 
>

Hmm, this implies perhaps that there is a "core" application that does not 
do session management properly since this happens even when I have not 
opened any application after login.



>         Lotzi 
>
>> I have just build a KDE_2_0_BRANCH copy that I plan to use in office
>> and I have one problem. I can not log out (nothing happens). I have
>> to do the Ctrl+Alt+Backspace tripple to return to kdm.
>>
>> Since I break the logout, there is no session management. I have tried
>> to do a logout without starting any applications with the same result.
>> I have done this from a home directory I made for just this purpose
>> (there are not old settings files around).
>>
>> I did compile Qt with -fno-exeptions and pentium optimalization.
>> Was that somthing I should have avoided?
>>
>> I tested on a stock SuSE 6.3 (Intel).
>>
>> Is there anything I have forgotten?


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Espen Sand



 
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