Comment # 9 on bug 1122723 from Ed Damvelt

Once more sorry for the delay; it was I who was out of order for a while.

> "KDE_FORK_SLAVES=1 QT_LOGGING_RULES=*.debug=true dolphin"
Yes, I ran that as the root. Running it now as user I see that in /home my user
directory plus subdirectories are mounted, but as at this moment /C: and /D:
have disappeared and I can only mount them again by rebooting, they are not
there. The running wild is the logging of the mouse movement pixels.

>"journalctl" executed as your user, i.e. not root.
That does refuse to run in Konsole as user (except with -h) because of no
permissions. With sudo it of course does, as also in the super user mode
terminal, but the info is only about the booting and with --user there are no
entries.

As I wanted to exclude any possible wrong deviation in the OS, I wiped Leap off
and re-installed it completely from new, but there is no difference with
before.

Just an observation: I practically continuously have files open in Kate and in
this way I find out that something is wrong, the moment when I want to save a
file on my data disk /D:. If all of a sudden that saving is refused, /D: shows
to be unmounted, and then in general also /C: is not mounted anymore, although
I have not every time checked that eventual connection. Nevertheless, although
in both split windows they do not show up any more, they both continue to show
up on the left selection side and right-clicking on them there gives me then
still the option to unmount. I do not say that anything with Kate is causal,
only that I mostly find out that way; the other way is of course when I want to
do a file action on /D: in the file manager.