[vox-tech] Keyboard not functioning
Henry House
hajhouse at houseag.com
Fri Dec 23 21:38:05 PST 2005
På 2005-12-23, skrev Peter Jay Salzman:
[...]
> I'm not too knowledgable about KDE (or GNOME, for that matter) myself, but
> you can try this. If there's some setting that got hosed accidentially,
> this will recover from it:
>
> 1. Have your husband log in at the virtual console
> 2. Perform: "mv .kde dot-kde"
> 3. Press alt-f7 to return to X.
> 4. Hit control-alt-backspace to kill X.
> 5. X will restart.
> 6. Have him log in.
>
> Hopefully, the keyboard will work since KDE will have to generate new
> settings.
Also I suggest trying the same instructions for directories .kde2 and .kde3
if they exist.
I don't use KDE myself so I can't really help further, except to concur that
this looks very much like a KDE-configuration issue and not a general X
issue.
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