You also don't even have to reload the desktop, just use ctrl-esc to "un-hide" the taskbar, then edit preferences, and toggle the auto-hide to 'refresh' the settings and your immediately back in business. B-) On Sunday 21 October 2007 2:38:16 pm Carlos F Lange wrote:
On Fri October 19 2007 17:01, Fred A. Miller wrote:
Every time you log on as a user, a copy of kickerrc called kickerrc.org (for original) is written. If you loose the taskbar, DON'T logout, but use konq. to delete the kickerrc file and copy the *.org file to kickerrc. Then, ctrl-alt-del to kill the desktop. Relog into your user account and you should be back in business.
You probably mean ctrl+alt+bksp in order to kill your KDE session instantly without saving config files (which could restore the damage).
-- Carlos FL
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