Thierry de Coulon wrote:
> On Wednesday 25 March 2009, James Richard Tyrer wrote:
>>> Now it appears that, at least in OpenSuSE, this file gets overwritten
>>> with the defaults (or the present settings, I don't know) when you
>>> log out, so your changes are lost.
>> I should first tell you that you should only edit the file when the
>> session it is for is NOT running. This tends to be true of many
>> configuration files for KDE (in 3.x.y as well).
>
> I suppose this means starting a Gnome (or other desktop) session, or first
> killing X?
>
I run a root KDE session although I have been told that this isn't a
good idea. So, do so at your own risk.
Other than that, you can open an editor that isn't KDE in TWM (if you
execute "startx" from a virtual terminal, that is what you get as
default unless your distro has changed it). If I have gEdit working, I
sometimes use that in TWM. If you have a full X installation, there is
also Xedit although it is a little harder to use that gEdit. Or you can
use VIM in the virtual terminal (I only do that when I have to -- when I
can't get X to run).
--
JRT
Linux (mostly) From Scratch
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