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keep Losing K menu in kde4 after reboot

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mjnunneley
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I cannot seem to keep my panel arrangement after a reboot. I change the K Menu to use the old style menu and when I reboot my clock and the space where the volume control, update icon etc is, are over on the left instead of the right, AND no K Menu. I can add it manually but it won't stay. Any ideas?

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Try removing the files plasmarc & plasma-appletsrc in ~/.kde4/share/config/
Your plasma configuration may be damaged causing plasma to be silently crashing in the middle of writing your configuration.


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mjnunneley
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bcooksley wrote:Try removing the files plasmarc & plasma-appletsrc in ~/.kde4/share/config/
Your plasma configuration may be damaged causing plasma to be silently crashing in the middle of writing your configuration.


Thanks for the suggestion. But, alas, to no avail. I can start with a fresh .kde4 and if I make any change at all to my panel, upon reboot, the clock will be all the way on the left and the often the "start" widget is gone altogether.

I have the latest updates installed.

Any more ideas? I am going insane

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Are you using the latest Qt from KDE:Qt? you can see my instructions here, about how it can make you think you are updated, but are not. You may also wish to use those steps on the KDE 4 Factory repositories as well.

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How are you accomplishing the reboot?

I discovered that I have to use the LEAVE button, and then one of the followup buttons ("turn off computer" or "reboot computer"), in order for KDE to save its settings.


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