Yes, my update(s) of KDE to 4.3.5 also went well but there still appears to be a couple of glitches in the software. I wonder if anybody can reproduce the following:
(1) log on to an openSUSE 11.2, KDE4 desktop as an ordinary user.
(2) open a Konsole as an ordinary user [so via the classic menu this is Green-button - System - Terminal - Konsole (Terminal)].
(3) verify the ordinary Konsole is running by typing some garbage in at the command prompt.
(4) open another Konsole as a super user [so via the classic menu this is Green-button - System - Terminal - Terminal - Super User Mode]
(5) verify both the ordinary and super Konsoles are running by typing some garbage in their the command prompts.
(6) shutdown the super Konsole by clicking on the ‘x’ at the top right of the window or using Ctrl-Shift-Q.
(7) observe that the ordinary Konsole has now crashed since nothing can be typed into the command prompt and clicking on the ‘x’ at the top right of the windows has no effect.
(8) Deduce bug.
However, if the second Konsole is an ordinary Konsole, then clicking on the ‘x’ allows the first Konsole to continue working.
Thinking that it might be something to do with permissions, I reran the test with two ordinary Konsoles and elevating the second to a super Konsole by typing ‘su’ and entering the root password. However, 'x’ing the second (now super) Konsole still allowed the first (ordinary) Konsole to continue running.
If you go back to the first test and close the super Konsole, by typing ‘exit’ followed by [enter], then the ordinary Konsole survives.
This bug occurs on both an x86 and an x86_64 version of openSuse 11.2, so it appears to be reproducible.
Can anybody else confirm this? Thanks.