mac or windows?, choose one |
mac or windows?, choose one |
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Windows..Macs are too complicated.
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i tried Kubuntu Two days ago. installed it on my comp, said couldnt install remaining packages, messed up my comp, tried to download them manually didnt work. Re-Installed Ubuntu, And now it says the same thing, so my laptop is dead thanks to Kubuntu.
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QUOTE(JC4P @ Jun 1 2005, 9:04 PM) i tried Kubuntu Two days ago. installed it on my comp, said couldnt install remaining packages, messed up my comp, tried to download them manually didnt work. Re-Installed Ubuntu, And now it says the same thing, so my laptop is dead thanks to Kubuntu. You should still be able to log in to your Linux account in GNOME, or run it from a terminal, to fix KDE. If you edit your X-Windows config file, you should be able to log into GNOME by default again. I forget the exact procedure. I remember that Enlightenment creates a .xsession file at the root of your home directory; KDE might do the same, but I can't remember (I don't like KDE much, so I rarely use it). If so, deleting that file should allow you to log in using GNOME by default again. You can find the file by opening a terminal and doing the following: CODE cd ~ ls -al If you see a file called .xsession listed, delete it with this: CODE rm -f .xsession Might work. It works if Enlightenment gets messed up and you need to log into GNOME; don't know if it will work for KDE or not. You can also take a look at the window manager config files, which should be stored in /etc by default: CODE cd /etc
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