Autostart superkaramba?

[Steffen]

Hi

Are there any "Session Manager" in KDE as in GNOME. I want to start superkaramba on each loggin - is this possible?

Thanks

[claydoh]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

Yes, in system Settings there is , in the Advanced section

[Steffen]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

Not under the Session Manager or Login Manager, well as I can see...

[claydoh]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

You basically set up what you want, and make sure your session settings in the session manager is set to save last session, or manual saved session:
http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdeuti...html#id2546132

there is no official autostart config just yet, though there is a package that adds one to kcontrol called kcontrol-autostart, but you have to run kcontrol from the Run menu to get to it

[Steffen]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

Thank you for your help

I did find this guide: http://docs.kde.org/development/en/k...html#id2560261


Hmm, are the Superkaramba a stable/active project? Mine have crashed sometimes now.

[claydoh]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

superkaramba itself seems stable, but often it is the individual theme that can be buggy

[Steffen]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

The problem is that one of the individual theme crashed, and the result was that all my 4 other themes got removed(automatically). When I open the Superkaramab dialog all those 4 are listed as installed, but they can not be found or uninstalled as before. So now I don't know what to do – I cant get them to enter the desktop.
Have tried to uninstall Superkaramba and then install it again; but when I do that those 4 themes are listed as installed?

Any tips on how I can make them turn up again?

Edit; I tried to run sudo aptitude remove superkaramaba then sudo aptitude purge superkaramba But when I install it again all those 4 themes are listed as installed

Take a look at the screenshots, as you can se there is only one that I can uninstall even though several(5) are in fact installed.

[kubicle]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

Try removing (rename if you don't wish to delete outright) the ~/.superkaramba folder (it's in your home directory)...user specific config folders/files aren't removed if you remove/purge an application.

[Steffen]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

Hi and thanks for helping me here.

I did the same with sudo aptitude remove superkaramaba then sudo aptitude purge superkaramba. After that I deleted the hidden folder named superkaramba in my home folder. Then I tried again to se, with aptitude install superkaramba but the 4 themes where marked installed as before.

[Steffen]

Re: Autostart superkaramba?

This is just a bump