at login I get

[Brett I. Holcomb]

I'm not sure what you mean by critical.  I have had to do this with KDE2.  
I don't have KDE3 (nor do I plan to <G>).

Keith Antoine wrote:

> On Wednesday 05 June 2002 09:13 am, Brett I. Holcomb enshrined in prose:
>> Probably is KDE.  That's another of it's "features".  Try the standard
>> fix:.  In windows the standard fix for anything is to reboot.  In KDE
>> it's:
>>
>> 1.  rename ~./kde2 (or whatever it's called - kde, kde2, etc.)
>> 2.  clean out /tmp
>> 3.  Remove the DCOP files in your home directory - the ones that have
>> your host name in them.
>> 4.  Restart KDE.  It will create a new ~./kde2 and hopefully things will
>> work.  Then you can copy the share/apps and share/config files from your
>> saved directory.
>>
>> If that doesn't work (and I had one time it did not) I had to create a
>> new user and copy over various files dealing with dcop, and the
>> networking.
> 
> Umm, it seems not to be critical, am unsure here. Is it critical because
> there is no way to tell at the moment.
> 

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