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I was able to log in as root. and KDE 3.2 works (so far!) Any Idea how to allow login as user? thanks John

it is not "I" like i, but "l" like L. Done it now. Next problem: I get the new startup screen and choose kde log in as user and a terminal window opens that is it! I cannot do anything else, the terminal window doesn't work The only way out is <ctrl><alt><F5> Any idea? thanks John

I tried using your advice. I am now stuck with the command In, where I get following error: -bash: In: command not found Can you please help me with this? I cannot find the command In in the man pages of bash Thanks John

I have been using SUSE 6.0 about 4 years ago, than went back to Windows, Than installed SUSE 7.0, than went back to Windows. This was all based on lack of drivers and for a USER (and not a programmer) SUSE and Mandrake (I tried once 3 years ago) it was to complicated to get along. Lets face it, I want to switch on my computer and get on with my work (I am a Web-Designer). Than SUSE 9.0 came along and i am just giving it another try. Everything works brilliant, except: Suse comes with an old vers...

I don't know what am i doing wrong, but I can't get KDE 3.2 to start. I have installed kde3.2 in my home directory using konstruct and everything seems to have worked fine. I then added in .bashrc the following lines: export QTDIR=~/kde3.2 export KDEDIR=~/kde3.2 export KDEDIRS=~/kde3.2 export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/kde3.2/lib export PATH=~/kde3.2/bin:$PATH export KDEHOME=~/.kdetest I created kdetest in my home directory I restart the computer logging into kde and I still get my kde 3.1.4 with a few c...

I have done all the changes described in here, but I still get KDE 3.1.4. So the desktop wallpaper and some other things have changed. any idea why kde 3.2 won't start?

Thanks for your tip. Everything seems to work fine, until I got this message: checking for pcre-config... /usr/bin/pcre-config configure: error: You're missing libpcre. Download libpcre from http://www.pcre.org or find a binary package for your platform. Alternatively, you can specify --disable-pcre, but some web pages - using regular expressions in Javascript code - will not work correctly, the regexp support being quite limited if libpcre isn't present. make[2]: *** [configure-work/kdelibs-3.2...

Using SUSE 9.0 Pro with KDE 3.1.4 installed. I am trying to install KDE 3.2 using konstruct and receive following error: john@linux:~/Downloads/konstruct/kde/kdebase> make build [===== NOW BUILDING: kdebase-3.2.0 =====] [fetch] complete for kdebase. [checksum] complete for kdebase. [extract] complete for kdebase. [patch] complete for kdebase. ==> Building kde/kdelibs as a dependency make[1]: Entering directory `/home/John/Downloads/konstruct/kde/kdelibs' [===== NOW BUILDING: kdelibs-3.2.0 =====]...

I do have the thing. I want to upgrade from 3.1.4 to 3.2. but have not been able to find a propper way of doing it. I am an absolute beginner in Linux. Is there anybody who can give straight forward instructions (step by step) - (thinking of a person who doesn't know what ./configure and so on means) I want to run the new Quanta and need 3.2 to have all the features I need. I am running SUSE 9.0 Pro :cry: Please help.