I've installed the scripts and when I tried to run this tool as the main user, it told me I should update some udev rules by letting this tool adjust the related settings, without any warning of any kind.
I ran the command, my user was logged out and my KDE desktop seems to be purged from selection. I don't know how I can get KDE back in the login selection and I have no idea why this tool would break an entire desktop environment for no reason. It switched to the ugly LXQt. Therefore I need to know what udev rules were applied to reverse this major error. I hope I can get my KDE back to the way it was before, which means it is the default DE and selectable in the login screen.
At least add a big fat warning to this udev setting, before breaking an entire DE!c
I've installed the scripts and when I tried to run this tool as the main user, it told me I should update some
udev
rules by letting this tool adjust the related settings, without any warning of any kind.I ran the command, my user was logged out and my KDE desktop seems to be purged from selection. I don't know how I can get KDE back in the login selection and I have no idea why this tool would break an entire desktop environment for no reason. It switched to the ugly LXQt. Therefore I need to know what
udev
rules were applied to reverse this major error. I hope I can get my KDE back to the way it was before, which means it is the default DE and selectable in the login screen.At least add a big fat warning to this
udev
setting, before breaking an entire DE!c