Considering the rapid progress of recent KDE versions and all those
sweet little bugs running within I think it's no good idea to start an
upgrade from a KDE only Fedora to KDE:
May be better on an older Fedora with KDE environment only you'd better
do first adding the GNOME desktop (for it's Fedora's honey) followed by
performing the version upgrade from GNOME surface, and only at last,
after having done just one new login to GNOME, logout and in again to KDE!
Me, I've tried this way successfully out of Fedora 23 itself as well as
on Chapeau from 23 to 24.
If you've already completed the upgrade 't might help you to install
GNOME from the root console or by chrooting to get a GUI "action
headquarters" of further tweaking ...
On 11/01/2016 06:01 PM, CLOSE Dave wrote:
After some recent upgrades to F24, I see a strange problem. I run in the
systemd equivalent of runlevel 3 and start KDE with startx.
The first time I use startx after reboot, I get my normal panel but no
desktop toolbox. Clicking anywhere on the root window does nothing even
though mouse actions are defined for that. If I then logout and start
KDE again, I get a normal looking desktop except that no panel is
visible. The desktop toolbox is present and root window actions work as
they should. The scenario is repeated for all subsequent startx calls
until the next boot. On one occasion, I manually added a second panel
while in the second scenario (even though I couldn't see the first
panel). The second panel also did not appear but the desktop toolbox
went away and root window clicks became inactive. After the next boot,
both panels were visible, the desktop toolbox was not visible, and the
root window clicks were inactive.
Any ideas? Is this known or do I need to open a bug report (I didn't see
one that seemed to match).
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