Is There a New Way of Starting Plasmashell in 19.04?
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Every time I close my laptop lid for some amount of time, the graphics for files mess up and display inacurate filenames and have graphical issues upon resume.
Usually I remove this by executing killall plasmashell && kstart plasmashell, but I noticed that this doesn't appear to work in the new Disco Dingo release.
I got an error message indicating that kstart wasn't available as a command and that I should install kde-runtime if I wanted to use it?
Has some other method of starting plasmashell been added? How can I restart plasmashell?
kubuntu suspend kde 19.04
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Every time I close my laptop lid for some amount of time, the graphics for files mess up and display inacurate filenames and have graphical issues upon resume.
Usually I remove this by executing killall plasmashell && kstart plasmashell, but I noticed that this doesn't appear to work in the new Disco Dingo release.
I got an error message indicating that kstart wasn't available as a command and that I should install kde-runtime if I wanted to use it?
Has some other method of starting plasmashell been added? How can I restart plasmashell?
kubuntu suspend kde 19.04
asked 2 hours ago
Sarah SzaboSarah Szabo
413921
add a comment |
Every time I close my laptop lid for some amount of time, the graphics for files mess up and display inacurate filenames and have graphical issues upon resume.
Usually I remove this by executing killall plasmashell && kstart plasmashell, but I noticed that this doesn't appear to work in the new Disco Dingo release.
I got an error message indicating that kstart wasn't available as a command and that I should install kde-runtime if I wanted to use it?
Has some other method of starting plasmashell been added? How can I restart plasmashell?
kubuntu suspend kde 19.04
asked 2 hours ago
Sarah SzaboSarah Szabo
413921
Every time I close my laptop lid for some amount of time, the graphics for files mess up and display inacurate filenames and have graphical issues upon resume.
Usually I remove this by executing killall plasmashell && kstart plasmashell, but I noticed that this doesn't appear to work in the new Disco Dingo release.
I got an error message indicating that kstart wasn't available as a command and that I should install kde-runtime if I wanted to use it?
Has some other method of starting plasmashell been added? How can I restart plasmashell?
kubuntu suspend kde 19.04
kubuntu suspend kde 19.04
asked 2 hours ago
Sarah SzaboSarah Szabo
413921
asked 2 hours ago
Sarah SzaboSarah Szabo
413921
asked 2 hours ago
Sarah SzaboSarah Szabo
413921
asked 2 hours ago
Sarah SzaboSarah Szabo
413921
asked 2 hours ago
Sarah SzaboSarah Szabo
413921
413921
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