Today I ran rkward under kdesudo (I had my reasons) and it looked much nice than when I run it as me (there were also a lot less errors starting up shown on the terminal than when starting as me). So I was wondering, where does rkward get its user settings from? I'm guessing some kde config files have something to do with it, but which ones?
There are a lot of old data and packages that automatically load when i start as me but not with kdesudo. Where is rkward told to load these as I don't want them anymore - I'd like a clean break!
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However, the thing that gets in your way is the default R workspace. This is the hidden file
.RData
in whichever folder you start rkward from. It really is a bit buggy that this is loaded on every startup, but that's the way it is, currently. You'll need to move .RData out of the way to prevent this.
Regards
Thomas
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Today I ran rkward under kdesudo (I had my reasons) and it looked much nice than when I run it as me (there were also a lot less errors starting up shown on the terminal than when starting as me). So I was wondering, where does rkward get its user settings from? I'm guessing some kde config files have something to do with it, but which ones?
There are a lot of old data and packages that automatically load when i start as me but not with kdesudo. Where is rkward told to load these as I don't want them anymore - I'd like a clean break!
Just thought I'd add that old data load even when I specify new workspace at the begining of the session.
Hi,
KDE settings are generally stored in
`kde4-config -localprefix`/share/config
However, the thing that gets in your way is the default R workspace. This is the hidden file
.RData
in whichever folder you start rkward from. It really is a bit buggy that this is loaded on every startup, but that's the way it is, currently. You'll need to move .RData out of the way to prevent this.
Regards
Thomas