Le 28/11/2012 21:59, Felix Miata a écrit : > I removed all remaining *kde*3* except the following: > > kde-susetranslations-12.1-14.1.1.noarch > kde3-gtk-qt-engine-0.8svn20071009-58.2.x86_64 > kdeartwork3-3.5.10-92.2.x86_64 > kdebase3-SuSE-branding-openSUSE-11.3-72.1.x86_64 > > and rebooted into TDE greeter. It would have been nice if it had > offered to import settings from ~/.kde, but it seems to be working OK. OK this is what I thought. KDE3 conflicts with TDE. Until we find a trick, we cannot use both on the same computer. You can remove "kdeartwork3" and install "trinity-tdeartwork". You can remove "kde3-gtk-qt-engine" and install "trinity-qt-engine". About the 2 other packages, I don't know if they are specific to Suse, specific to KDE3, or both. But they are not needed (and not even used) by Trinity, so they are useless to you. You'd better remove them to avoid other strange side-effects. > > GTK styles & fonts produces nothing to do (kcontrol startup panel > content) in kcontrol. If you have the "kde3-gtk-qt-engine" installed but not "trinity-gtk-qt-engine", it cannot work correctly. > Keyboard retains the same inane 660msec default delay as KDE always > has. cf. https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279201 Nice find. It could be a Trinity enhancement, you should fill a bug report for it. > > On 2012-11-28 21:26 (GMT+0100) François ANDRIOT composed: > >> What does the 'kdelibs3.conf' file contain ? >> I bet it contains "/opt/kde3/lib64" ... > > Too late to look now. I think: > > /usr/local/lib64 > /usr/local/lib > include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf > > is what was in it. Finally I've just installed KDE3 in my virtual machine which already had TDE, and I confirm that I have the exact same missing symbol as you have. FYI, the file /etc/ld.so.conf.d/kdelibs3.conf contains /opt/kde3/lib64 and /opt/kde3/lib . Since "kdelibs3.conf" comes before "trinity.conf" in alphabetical order, the kde3 libraries take precedence over Trinity libraries. > >> From what I see in your packages, everything you installed from KDE3 >> exist in TDE (except some Suse-specific artwork packages). > >> Before uninstalling KDE3, you can try a last (dirty) trick: >> mv /opt/kde3 /opt/kde3.old >> ldconfig > >> then restart kdm again (or reboot). > > Too late, but thanks a lot! :-) I'm glad it finally works for you :-) I hope you will enjoy Trinity. Francois