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When I start Marble, I get always the question to fill in my password. I don't like that, all the more I don't know why Marble is asking for the password. Can someone give some information on this, and how to fix it? It doesn't matter if I'm starting Marble via the terminal or with a gpx-file.
Furthermore the icon of Marble in the kickoff-menu of KDE doesn't start Marble actually, but marble-touch. In the menu-editor I can see that there are four entries of Marble, of which only one is shown in the kickoff-menu. Is that intentional?
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What kind of password dialog is it? Could be that it's trying to access your wallet.
About the menu entries: known issue https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/37963
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Thanks for your answer.
It's indeed the dialog of kwallet; Marble tries to open the wallet 'kdewallet'.
Now when I'm typing this I have the dialog open for some time, and notice that Marble starts after about 25 seconds. However, the password dialog remains... So I think Marble waits for the password, but why does it need that? And is it possible to stop Marble asking for the password?
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