> Kwin it's the you need to test. Normally kwin starts with KDE inyour case
> it seems it crashed. Just test it ,run it on konsole, terminal, typing:
> kwin --replace
> Then press enter.
Yeah that shouldn't happen and as Fedora is really Gnome and
enterprise orientated by default you might be better off with any of
Mepis or Kubuntu being the easiest or Sabayon being harder to maintain
but very good.
In fact you would be better off full stop as debian based distros like
mepis and Kubuntu tend to do various things more sanely like using unix
groups and sudo rather than sessions and PAM.
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together. Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a
universal interface'
(Doug McIlroy)
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