I installed kubuntu-desktop over Ubuntu-eee, after having first installed kdebase.
Ubuntu-eee is a Ubuntu Hardy distribution, with a kernel specialized for the Asus Eee.
Now I have several problems:
1. When I start the machine, I get (after grub) a text login screen. From there I can login, then run sudo kdm or sudo gdm, but it's a step I don't need. How do I get the login to go to kdm directly?
2. After the login manger, there's a KDE splash-screen that is supposed to show a number of components being iterated over, left to right, the current one being initialized is highlighted. But I've got a smaller rectangle with text but no images. How do I get the normal KDE splash that I had after installing kdebase but don't have now that I installed kubuntu-desktop?
3. When I now run gnome-system-monitor, the tabs are no longer drawn. The following appears on stderr:
(gnome-system-monitor:6473): Gdk-WARNING **: Attempt to draw a drawable with depth 24 to a drawable with depth 32
(Yes, I could run ksysgaurd, but I prefer gnome-system-monitor.)
What do I need to do to sort out my system?
Thanks.
Ubuntu-eee is a Ubuntu Hardy distribution, with a kernel specialized for the Asus Eee.
Now I have several problems:
1. When I start the machine, I get (after grub) a text login screen. From there I can login, then run sudo kdm or sudo gdm, but it's a step I don't need. How do I get the login to go to kdm directly?
2. After the login manger, there's a KDE splash-screen that is supposed to show a number of components being iterated over, left to right, the current one being initialized is highlighted. But I've got a smaller rectangle with text but no images. How do I get the normal KDE splash that I had after installing kdebase but don't have now that I installed kubuntu-desktop?
3. When I now run gnome-system-monitor, the tabs are no longer drawn. The following appears on stderr:
(gnome-system-monitor:6473): Gdk-WARNING **: Attempt to draw a drawable with depth 24 to a drawable with depth 32
(Yes, I could run ksysgaurd, but I prefer gnome-system-monitor.)
What do I need to do to sort out my system?
Thanks.
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