Ok, I'm crazy, That's a given. When you're hacked, you're crazy. First time, a letter I was writing disappeared from memory. Second time, a kmod package that was from testing was uploaded, while I had never enabled testing. This morning, as often happens, I had two icons for smplayer. I erased one. In one fell swoop, all the following icons disappeared: 1) The 2 icons from smplayer 2) The icon to cut access to eth0. 3) The icon that indicates there are updates available: I was waiting for kmod to be available before installing the updates. 4) The Klipper icon. 5) A new... CUPS? icon that tries to connect the printer. This was installed recently with updates. A real pain, since my printer is almost always off. Though the icon has disappered, I still get a message saying that the printer is not connected. I tried to re-enable Klipper and never could get it to work, though ps says it's running. I removed it from the Startup applications menu and created a launcher. Didn't work. Unless I specify otherwise, the icon from application launcher appears. But when I drag the application to the desktop, while it moves, the correct klipper icon appears. Klipper still works perfectly in KDE. On the update that preceded the most recent kernel update, the modem light kept blinking after the whole installation was finished. For 2 or 3 seconds, I wondered which application could be connecting to the net. When I saw there was none -- Firefox wasn't even open -- I jumped on the modem switch to shut it off, but the transfer had ceased. Don't tell me to take all my pills: I never forget one. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
