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I get the following errors starting KDE.	by Michiel	2005-03-16 07:10:36
xsetroot: unable to open display '' xset: unable to open display "" xset: unable to open display "" xsetroot: unable to open display '' startkde: Starting up... startkde: Running kpersonalizer... kwin: cannot connect to X server kpersonalizer: cannot connect to X server kpersonalizer: cannot connect to X server kpersonalizer: cannot connect to X server etc.... So, I take it I have to give a display value somewhere. Where? And what? Also, would this solve the 'cannot connect to X server' error? Thanks!
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Are you trying to start it as root? (n/t)	by jiteo	2005-03-16 07:22:44
Yes.	by Michiel	2005-03-16 07:23:29
So it doesn't work for normal users as well?	by jiteo	2005-03-16 07:25:49
It doesn't work for anyone.	by Michiel	2005-03-16 07:27:09
From the quick attempt I made,	by jiteo	2005-03-16 07:35:24
the sloppy way...	by Freespirit	2005-03-16 07:43:37
Hm.. It looks like you're right.	by Michiel	2005-03-16 07:45:55
It means you need Debian >;)	by jiteo	2005-03-16 07:49:08
Aha.	by Michiel	2005-03-16 07:53:38
Kewl!	by jiteo	2005-03-16 08:01:00
It works!	by Michiel	2005-03-16 08:45:40
It recognized my laptop battery too!	by Michiel	2005-03-16 08:52:24
should work for OTHER users	by sCiSSors	2005-03-16 07:26:28
I know. But it was just a test. (n/t)	by Michiel	2005-03-16 07:27:56

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