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Am 29.11.20 um 15:19 schrieb Stakanov:
>> no system tray.
>> (....)
> Try the following (in case a file of the desktopshell was compromised:
> do like you described and then make sure that the default setting (restore
> last desktop session) is changed to "open a new session".
> Then the desktop should come up working (if it is like the times I experienced
> this problem, no guarantee of course).
>
> I would also empty/erase the .cache folder (but from another user while that
> user is offline (e.g. with root) to make sure cache is reconstructed).
That did not help, but you gave me a good hint with "desktop session":
According to https://userbase.kde.org/System_Settings/Desktop_Session
I set "restore manually saved session" and that worked!
I saved a working desktop session and after setting "restore
manually..." the desktop starts fine now :-)
best regards
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