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I am not sure what can cause this, but for some users on the machine, KDE completely hangs during login.
Four icons show up, then, when the big K should appear, the screen becomes gray bubbles, and nothing happens. I've tried deleting ~/.kde4 and ~/.kde, and for one user, I even moved out all his home directory, leaving nothing there. I also verified no procesees are running for that user before the login, and also deleted all the user's files under /tmp. On the other hand, I have two other users on the machine, which login with no problems. Here's the .xsession-errors file for that users. Frankly, I can't make the signal out of the noise there - I hope someone in the forum can point me in the right direction. This is a Gentoo amd64, running latest testing (which usually means upstream stable).
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Try removing ~/.local and ~/.config also, as well as /tmp/k*-$USERNAME and /var/tmp/kde*-$USER
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No, that didn't help too. I recreated the user's home directory as empty, and deleted all the above files, and killed all the user's processes. I get four KDE icons, then a message about akonadi starting, then a few about nepomunk and then nothing. |
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Try pressing alt-f2, then typing "konsole" and opening it.
With it open, type in the following and paste the contents of "outfile" here.
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alt-f2 is not functional at this stage. Here is the process list of the user, taken from a different terminal:
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Looks like neither Plasma or KRunner are started at all.
If you can get access to your session bus, then try the following command:
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