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>> I'm running KDE 3.0.5a (Red Hat 8.0).

>> Suddenly, when I boot KDE, the splash screen won't go away. I can click
>> on it and it will then go away and all seems normal. But it won't go
>> away on it's own after booting KDE.

>> How do I fix it?

> I've seen this behavior at times with versions of KDE before 3.0.5a.
> Every time I saw it, it appeared to be due to my KDE session being
> restored, except that a previously running program that was part of my
> saved session wasn't installed anymore on that particular machine, ie, I
> have a program MyApp running, I save my KDE session, logout, then
> uninstall MyApp, log back in...

> As I said, I haven't seen this behavior since 3.0.4 I think (I'm using
> rh73).

> -- Rex

> > I've seen this behavior at times with versions of KDE before 3.0.5a.
> > Every time I saw it, it appeared to be due to my KDE session being
> > restored, except that a previously running program that was part of my
> > saved session wasn't installed anymore on that particular machine, ie, I
> > have a program MyApp running, I save my KDE session, logout, then
> > uninstall MyApp, log back in...

> > As I said, I haven't seen this behavior since 3.0.4 I think (I'm using
> > rh73).
> Where is the session saved? If I delete it will this "fix" the problem?

>> > I've seen this behavior at times with versions of KDE before 3.0.5a.
>> > Every time I saw it, it appeared to be due to my KDE session being
>> > restored, except that a previously running program that was part of my
>> > saved session wasn't installed anymore on that particular machine, ie,
>> > I have a program MyApp running, I save my KDE session, logout, then
>> > uninstall MyApp, log back in...

>> > As I said, I haven't seen this behavior since 3.0.4 I think (I'm using
>> > rh73).

>> Where is the session saved? If I delete it will this "fix" the problem?

> On rh, kde stuff is saved in ~/.kde/share/config/session.  Removed the
> ghost'd application from my stored session "fixed" it for me.

> -- Rex