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Subject:    kde-redhat-users Digest, Vol 16, Issue 4
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Date:       2007-09-03 19:10:13
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Today's Topics:

   1. KDE on FC7 applications loaded via .bash_profile (Graeme Nichols)
   2. Re: KDE on FC7 applications loaded via	.bash_profile (JP Renaud)

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Hello Folks,

I have a strange thing happening.

I load Yakuake and Korganizer via my .bash_profile at login. They both load
just fine but they have now started to disappear just after they have loaded
and before KDE has finished starting.

Anyone have any idea what I have done wrong?

Is there another way of starting these two applications at login?

All help appreciated.
-- 
Kind Regards,

Graeme.

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Hello Folks,<br><br>I have a strange thing happening.<br><br>I load Yakuake and \
Korganizer via my .bash_profile at login. They both load just fine but they have now \
started to disappear just after they have loaded and before KDE has finished \
starting. <br><br>Anyone have any idea what I have done wrong?<br><br>Is there \
another way of starting these two applications at login?<br clear="all"><br>All help \
appreciated.<br>-- <br>Kind Regards,<br><br>Graeme.



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> Date: Monday 03 Sep 2007 
> From: "Graeme Nichols" <gnichols5@gmail.com>
> Hello Folks,
>
> I have a strange thing happening.
>
> I load Yakuake and Korganizer via my .bash_profile at login. They both load
> just fine but they have now started to disappear just after they have
> loaded and before KDE has finished starting.
>
> Anyone have any idea what I have done wrong?

No, sorry.

> Is there another way of starting these two applications at login?

In my case, I don't use .bash_priofile, the application are just saved with 
the KDE session. I.e. I leave them on when logging out of KDE and they start 
when I log back in. To do that you must configure The "Session Manager" 
to "Restore the previous session" on login. You'll find the session manager 
in "KDE Components" in Kcontrol

> All help appreciated.

I hope it helps.

-- 
JP Renaud

http://www.jprenaud.info



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