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#1 2008-12-13 11:25:50

itsgregman
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From: Hickory N.C. U.S.A.
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Can't use Konsole (solved)

Please help.
I did a system update a few days ago and when I rebooted the system my Kde fonts were unreadable. I was able to get that straightened out myself but when I opened Konsole today The text is obscured by white snow across the whole screen. I tried changing the schema and colors to no avail. When I tried to set it to white on black it was solid white. Anyone have any ideas?

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#2 2008-12-13 18:44:00

deej
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Re: Can't use Konsole (solved)

The nuclear option would be to delete ".KDE4" in your home directory.
Reboot, .KDE4 will be re-created and see how you go.

Other than that... I've no idea.

Deej

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#3 2008-12-13 21:08:08

itsgregman
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Re: Can't use Konsole (solved)

Thank you very much deej. Both for the quick responce and the great advice. that seems to have fixed the problem.


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#4 2008-12-14 09:21:41

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Re: Can't use Konsole (solved)

wink No problem. Glad you've solved the glitch.

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#5 2008-12-14 10:38:45

atordo
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Re: Can't use Konsole (solved)

This "great advice" sounds very much like "format your hard drive, reinstall Windows and pray that it works".

Fortunately kdemod-legacy exists.

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#6 2008-12-16 09:13:48

itsgregman
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Re: Can't use Konsole (solved)

I thought that was very good advise. I use Kdemod3 rather than Kde4 but Deej's advice worked perfectly by resetting all my settings back to default. I probably should have realized that it was a user setting issue rather than a system issue and I probably should have looked at it a little longer before posting but When it occured after a system update I assumed someone else had probably ran into this also. I must say simply removing a folder that is instantaiously recreated is a far cry reformating a hard drive and reinstalling an operating system.


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