I am using OpenSUSE 11.3 with KDE 4.4. I changed hostname of the machine and noticed that the menus of KDE goes blank. The icons are still there and I can still see the description when I hover over the icons.
Removing /home/.kde4 (or better yet backup the folder) and a reboot fixed it. Is it the right way of doing it? I don't know but I am back to business. Of course my customization where all gone.
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That's the way I do it. In fact, I believe you /have/ to that from time to time -especially after most major upgrades from one version to another. But like you said, back it up instead of deleting so you can copy over a few of the important configuration files like kmailrc.
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