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    opening konsole starts other program SOLVED

    Hello,

    Yesterday I was playing with starting some programs from konsoloe, jack and rosegarden, both audio apps but that has probably nothing to do with it.

    Now everytime I open up konsole, which is every new kde session by default, it also starts up rosegarden.

    I looked in bashrc, kmenu and other places, googled, but can't find what's causing this, it must be in soms config file or such. But where?

    Still 7.10 here.

    Thanks.
    Greetings from Groningen Netherlands

    #2
    Re: opening konsole starts other program


    you mean that...
    if you log into kde, close konsole, close rosegarden
    then start konsole again, rosegarden is also fired up?
    gnu/linux is not windoze

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      #3
      Re: opening konsole starts other program

      exactly yes.

      It's even worse, if I 'sudo apt-get remove --purge rosegarden', then start a konsole again, I get this:

      The program 'rosegarden' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
      sudo apt-get install rosegarden
      bash: rosegarden: command not found
      Greetings from Groningen Netherlands

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        #4
        Re: opening konsole starts other program



        funny!

        a) kmenu
        edit the konsole menu item
        see what the "command" entry looks like
        it should simply read: konsole
        if we're lucky, it reads "konsole; rosegarden"
        and we would be done...

        b) from an xterm...
        hit alt-f2
        type xterm and return
        try starting konsole from the command line there
        see if rosegarden is fired up
        it would be even funnier if it was.
        and i would...

        c) from the xterm command line
        enter:
        Code:
        which konsole
        you should get:
        /usr/bin/konsole
        you could then try and see what the dir entry looks like:
        Code:
        ls -l `which konsole`
        you should get this
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3012 2008-02-01 12:47 /usr/bin/konsole
        see if it's actually a binary file:
        Code:
        file `which konsole`
        you should get:
        /usr/bin/konsole: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.6.8, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped
        or something similar, according to your platform

        and if you're on a 32bit intel platform, this is my md5 checksum:
        Code:
        md5sum /usr/bin/konsole
        d0e1235c8883858153f3fb29d3adb864 /usr/bin/konsole
        hth
        gnu/linux is not windoze

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          #5
          Re: opening konsole starts other program

          from your last edit...

          it actually looks like "rosegarden" ended up in some bash config file.

          try:
          Code:
          cd
          grep -Hrni rosegarden /etc
          and also
          Code:
          cd /home
          grep -Hrni rosegarden <your_user_home_dir>
          gnu/linux is not windoze

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            #6
            Re: opening konsole starts other program

            Originally posted by jankushka
            it actually looks like "rosegarden" ended up in some bash config file.
            try:
            Code:
            cd
            grep -Hrni rosegarden /etc
            This one did it. It told me:

            /etc/kde3/kdebug.areas~:591:# rosegarden
            /etc/kde3/kdebug.areas~:593:200000 rosegarden
            /etc/kde3/kdebug.areas~:594:200001 rosegarden (notation)
            /etc/kde3/kdebug.areas~:595:200002 rosegarden (matrix)
            /etc/kde3/kdebug.areas~:596:200003 rosegarden (sequencer)
            /etc/kde3/kdebug.areas~:597:200004 rosegarden (sequence manager)

            Looking at the file /etc/kde3/kdebug.areas showed indeed these entries at the very bottom.
            Removing those lines fixed the problem. Starting a new konsole gives a blessfully empty window to type (errors) into.

            As one can see from those linenumbers, there are lots of other entries in that file, luckily they have not started up too each time.

            Your other suggestions I tried first, got exactly the same output as you described.

            Wow. Thanks a bunch jankushka. Any ideas what has happended?

            Back to installing rosegarden again...
            Greetings from Groningen Netherlands

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              #7
              Re: opening konsole starts other program SOLVED

              well...
              in principles, those settings don't have anything to do with what you were seeing.
              they're actually nowhere near to what was (supposedly) happening.
              i don't have a clue as to what is going on...
              gnu/linux is not windoze

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                #8
                Re: opening konsole starts other program SOLVED

                Ok, then it's one for the 'mystery files'.

                Thanks a lot for your extensive help.

                Jean.
                Greetings from Groningen Netherlands

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