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I am a Windows refugee thoroughly enjoying Arch.
There are a couple of things that I have not been able to resolve, even after searching the achives.
1. When I open Arch KDE Desktop, the Icons are never sorted as I left them. I have ticked the appropriate boxes in Desktop Config and in the Control Panel to no avail. Is there an equivalent to the Auto Arrange used in Windows that I am missing somehow? I have to use the 'Sort Icons/By Type' in desktop config after each boot.
OK, I KNOW I am anal about this :))
2.xhost +localhost
After each boot, I have to enter the line above into my user terminal, This results in the following:-
[pete@archbox ~]$ xhost +localhost
localhost being added to access control list
[pete@archbox ~]$ exit
This allows me to edit as root using Kate or Kwrite.
I have looked through the archives and tried many of the suggestions. Where is the 'Access Control List' Can I set the command to load automatically?
I suspect that these are pretty basic questions but we all have to learn sometime.
Regards
Pete
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For your 2nd question/problem, check out sudo http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sudo
or you can try either in a terminal or "Run Command"
kdesu "program name"
Last edited by somairotevoli (2007-06-26 03:58:11)
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For your 2nd question/problem, check out sudo http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sudo
or you can try either in a terminal or "Run Command"
kdesu "program name"
Hi
Thanks for the info.
I have used these commands and they bring up a mass of errors in the terminal. I have tried the solutions in the archives to no effect. A knowledgeable friend thinks it MAY have something to do with the fact that I have an esmith server for my home network and do not use DHCP.
We have looked but found nothing to support this.
Pete
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That is indeed very weird that you cannot use sudo/kdesu. Can you give us an example of what the error messages are?
Can you use su to substitue user to root?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Su_%28Unix%29
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for the first question... do you mean something like align icons to grid?
for the second question just place a script in ~/.kde/Autostart/ that runs whatever commands you want to start when you open up a new kde session
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