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There has got to be a simple answer to this...	by JPaganel	2002-05-13 09:15:02
couple places to start	by PetyrRahl	2002-05-13 09:53:54
first check to make sure KDE is in your path (which it probably is ^_~) $/:which kde (or however you start KDE since I don't use it) once you know that make sure that the global read and exec are set on that file Sometimes packages just get a little messed up and have funny permissions set on them (it's worse when they make something insecure as a result of "funny" permissions). Also make sure that a user can at least read the necessary config files for KDE. If all that passes muster, perhaps XFree isn't configured correctly and you should try taking a look at the permissions on that as well (though if you installed that from packages it should have the correct permissions setup on it at least...) Hope this helps! Petyr Rahl
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I think it's an X issue now.	by JPaganel	2002-05-13 20:05:55

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