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    [SOLVED] Dolphin doesn't start anymore

    Hey there,

    Dolphin doesn't start. There is a process running when I try, but nothing happens.

    Starting from the console doesn`t work neither and there are no error messages. I deleted dolphinrc but no effect.

    I don´t use dolphin very often, so I cannot say what I changed in my system. I installed a vpn yesterday but maybe the problem existed before this already.

    This is Kubuntu 22.04 with all updates.

    #2
    Welcome.

    You could killall dolphin
    and (additionally to ~/.config/dolphinrc) remove the file
    ~/.config/session/dolphin_dolphin_dolphin
    and the directories
    ~/.local/share/dolphin
    ~/.local/share/kxmlgui5/dolphin

    Then log out and in again and try if Dolphin starts now.


    If it doesn't start, log out again and press e.g. [Ctrl] [Alt] [4] to log into tty4 and
    rm -r ~/.cache/* (this is the "easy" way and also should work - but IHMO it would be better to remove your user's cache files from another user account with elevated privileges or from the root account)

    Log out from tty4 (exit), press [Ctrl] [Alt] [1] and log into Plasma and try if Dolphin starts now…
    Last edited by Schwarzer Kater; Dec 31, 2023, 09:32 AM. Reason: layout
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      #3
      Originally posted by Schwarzer Kater View Post
      You could killall dolphin
      and (additionally to ~/.config/dolphinrc) remove the file
      ~/.config/session/dolphin_dolphin_dolphin
      and the directories
      ~/.local/share/dolphin
      ~/.local/share/kxmlgui5/dolphin

      Then log out and in again and try if Dolphin starts now.
      Deleting all the stuff did the job, thank you very much!

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