Due to all the new exaltation, I almost forgot to reply here ;-) On Sun, Jun 01, 2014 at 01:50:17PM +0200, François Andriot wrote: > The "libmad" library, as well as some other "tainted" libraries > (mostly audio/video related stuff such as ffmpeg ...), is not > provided by opensuse itself, nor provided by trinity project. > It is provided by the 3rd party "packman" repository. > You should have added it manually to your computer, or download and > install packages manually. > See: http://packman.links2linux.org/ > Yes, heard about packman before :-/ just added it and now TDE installed > > >So there's still "support" for KDE 3.5.10 in OS? > > There are still some KDE3 packages in the opensuse main repository, > but you should not install them. > > So, first, remove anything related to kde3: > zypper remove kdelibs3 kdebase3 arts I didn't even install any of those. (And sorry for my imprecision; these KDE packages were auto-selected when I chose to install trinity-kicker.) > If you do not want the entire Trinity stuff, you can install a > smaller metapackage called "trinity-tdebase", which allows to run a > Trinity session. > zypper install trinity-tdebase Yeah, I opted for that one; first I was a bit irritated, because "after" installing the packages, YaST just quit, where on my older systems it took quite some time to run configurations afterwards --- now it looked as if it just crashed at one point. Looked into `yast2 sw_single` and everything seemed to be fine. Then I just set TDM as the default, `init 1; init 5`, and I was presented with TDM. After putting in the password the irritation went on --- I just had an empty screen, and mouse clicking did nothing... oh, right click gave a menu... I was in TWM... just 5 more seconds of irritation, then I logged out, chose TDE in the login menu, and now (almost) everything is fine. The only thing I figured to not work was starting a new (second) session. The screen went black and for about 30 seconds I couldn't do anything; then I was presented with the TDM login screen again. Not for the second session, but for a freshly started first one --- the other session has been killed. Second thing: <Ctrl>-<Alt>-<Del> doesn't work, but I assume it's something in the settings... Anyway, thanks for your help and time, I really appreciate it! I'm gonna have a great time without KDE4/Gnome/blablabla... :-) Best regards, Jagged -- valgrind python -c 'for i in range(1,1): print(i)' 2>&1 | grep error