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Subject:    Bug#486: marked as done (klpq in kde 1.1pre2 fails to launch)
From:       owner () bugs ! kde ! org (Stephan Kulow)
Date:       2000-06-30 16:48:02
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When running klpq from either the K menu or from the command line
I get no klpq windows. This is the same behavior I saw in pre1
whereas alpha1 worked. This is on linuxppc using glibc 2.0.112
and kde 1.1pre2 built from the srpms on ftp.kde.org for the rh5.2
release. The only feedback I get from klpq is the following 
error messages...

KCharset: Wrong charset!

KCharset: Wrong charset!   

..and then it exits. Any ideas?
           Jack Howarth


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