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I really don't understand your idea. How can I reinstall KWin themes if the interface for managing KWin themes crashes every time?
Current KWin theme is standard Oxygen, if it matters, but I don't think that it does matter. |
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did you already tryed to open the terminal & type
kwin --replace ? |
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The idea behind this is, you might have installed & currently running a theme not usable by kwin if you replace this theme - with a usable by kwin - kwin possibly can start again
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last thing on idea i have is
open synaptic look for wat is installed try to remember what you had installed before the crash all your files about the manager + the theme you want mark 'em for reinstall reboot look what happend
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this happens rearly but it is possible that the new theme wrote something
between ore at the end of a line in one ore some of the needed scripts they were installed correctly (maybe) they had changed but they are not listed as broken so if nothing helps try the reinstall please let me know if something works for you |
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l.t., are you a bot?
I restarted KWin; I restarted the computer; I removed all themes that I could remove through package manager; I removed certain folders inside ~/.kde. You are writing non-relevant ideas. KWin is started and runs well, the problem is that KWin's configuration component can't start. |
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no I'm not out of your postig...
you were giving not enough specified different informations all through.... so why don't you try to reinstall it ?
if not the theme, maybe something else has done...
if you think so, I'll get my a** outa here good luck anyway - maybe there is another person with different ideas |
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@greatperson: Please try moving ~/.kde4/share/config/kwinrc elsewhere. This should reset KWin back to the KDE default, which is Oxygen and should function.
If the issue still persists, can you get a backtrace of the System Settings or KWin crashes?
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Moved away ~/.kde/share/config/kwinrc, restarted kwin, nothing changed.
Moved away everything like ~/.kde/share/config/kwin*rc, restarted kin, nothing changed. These are files I have (and I tried to remove) there: kwin_dialogsrc kwin_rules_dialogrc kwin.eventsrc kwin.notifyrc kwindeKoratorrc kwinplastikrc kwinqtcurverc kwinrc kwinrulesrc kwinskulpturerc This is System Settings' backtrace after I try to enter Workspace Appearance having default settings (but having installed themes):
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Try removing smaragd |
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Actually uninstall _all_ third party window decorations, including, but not limited to
bespin crystal dekorator oxygen-transparent oxygen-appmenu (if such exists) qtcurve smaragd skulpture |
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Hmm. Really, deleting Smaragd helped. I feel stupid because I haven't noticed that it was installed through package manager. But anyway it's sadly that I needed to guess it and couldn't find out the location of problem through interface. |
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LOL! ...I'm sorry ...
have a great time |
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So, haven't you noticed that the piece text was repeated for every installed decoration, including even those with «kde3_» prefixes? |
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Hey Greatperson, are you using kde 4.9 from kubuntu backports ppa? If yes, go to synaptic and delete libkdecoration4 4.8.x.
Thats goes delete qtcurve too, but is the price. The segfault is caused by this library not compatible with kde 4.9, and dependency of qtcurve Excuse my poor english. |
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