So.. today I decided to put a clean install to tinker with on one of the SSDs. And then to install KDE5 on it using MXPI.
The install went just peachy, updated everything, then installed KDE5 and even found out how to log into it (which I forgot to look up how to but DID remember it was somewhere on the screen with the login fields).
In this brief hour long stint I managed to:
- 1. make it freeze all save for the mouse, needing a hardware reset, simply by adjusting the panel height.
2. lose my main screen's desktop background, dunno why that happened but needed to log out and in to get it back.
3. find out that root actions in Dolphin are teh gone. Needs installing an extra package to get that back, thank you to Richb for knowing which one.
4. find out that to start Synaptic it wants your USER password. Entering your root pass like you would expect it to makes Synaptic unresponsive and throws up the screen "do you wish to end or wait?"
5. finally get into the syslog, only to see that kde throws these errors in there about org.kde.runners.baloo, in fact riddling syslog with that.
6. really realize that xfce is more stable to use, that even as a noob it never did the 1&2 on me even though I did stupid bleep back when.
7. run right back to mama
Yeah.. my experimenting days.. err minutes! with KDE5 are over
