Home icon on Panel Disappeared. Intrepid 64bit KDE 4.2
Steven Vollom
stevenvollom at sbcglobal.net
Fri Mar 6 05:00:58 UTC 2009
Ric Moore wrote:
> On Thu, 2009-03-05 at 13:25 -0500, Steven Vollom wrote:
>
>> Upon recommendation, I backed up then removed .kde from my system. When
>> the new desktop came on screen. Most everything was normal again except
>> the restoration of default configuration.
>>
>> At a time when I was working on other problems relating to my computer,
>> I needed the Home button that is usually right next to the Kmenu button
>> on the panel. I call it that because the button has a shadow picture of
>> a home on it, a little house without details.
>>
>> I opened and selected 'add widgets', however the icon I describe here
>> as the 'Home' button doesn't seem to be on the list.
>>
>> The 'Home' button from the panel is a plasmoid that I use and want back.
>>
>
> Steven, next time don't just erase a directory with possible user data
> in it. Use the mv command to "move" the directory to something like
> kde-orig:
> mv .kde .kde-orig <---remember to use the dot
>
> This is just as good to the system as removing it (delete) as it ain't
> there no more since it's named something else. Good idea in the future.
> Plus you could cd into the .kde-orig directory, and retrieve stuff
> selectively and copy it to the new .kde directory. Kapeesh? Just about
> any dot-file will mostly be user configurations, so keeping a copy is a
> good thing until you're sure you are 100%. Ric
>
>
Thanks, I am changing the name to .old so I can get it back.
Steven
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