Frank Cox wrote: > > Well, that was interesting. > > I didn't have kcontrol on this system, so I had to install kdebase, which > dragged in 5 other dependencies (htdig, xorg-x11-xdm, > fedorainfinity-kdm-theme, kdebase-libs,kde-settings-kdm). > > After doing that, I typed kcontrol and went to set the first day of the week. > To my surprise, that setting already said "Sunday". > > I checked kalarm and sure enough, the weeks on the calendar start on Sunday. > > In the spirit of scientific experimentation, I removed kdebase and those 5 > dependencies, and checked kalarm again. The calendar started on Monday again. > > The mere fact that I installed kdebase seems to change the kalarm start-of-week > setting. This seems a bit counter-intuitive to me -- if the kde default is > Monday, then it should remain Monday until changed and not just magically > change due to the installation of "more kde". > > I wonder if I should file a (very minor) but report against kdebase regarding > this issue. > I wonder if it is case of your installing kdebase sets some system defaults that kalarm then uses. When you remove kdebase, the system defaults are removed, and kalarm reverts to the program defaults. If you feel like experimenting, re-install kdebase and kcontrol. Then run kcontrol as your user, and change the first day of the week, save the change, and then change it back and save it again. Then remove kdebase and see if your changes stick. I suspect that this will create a user config file that kalarm will then use. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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