[konsole] [Bug 381350] Regular Konsole opens to Super Root for a password instead of user bash.

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=381350

--- Comment #18 from james at insiberia.net ---
Wolfgang Bauer:
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=381350
> 
> --- Comment #17 from Wolfgang Bauer <wbauer at tmo.at> ---
> (In reply to james from comment #16)
>> it did one thing, the screen was stuck on a white background, now it's
>> black. but still a password prompt.
> 
> Yes, black is the default background, and white the default for openSUSE's
> "Root Shell" profile.
> 
> What password prompt are you still getting?
> 
> I have to admit that I'm running out of ideas now, and I'm not really sure what
> your current problem is.
> 
> But, to repeat myself:
> 
> Try a fresh user account. Does the same happen there too?
> 
> Or create a new profile in Konsole and set it as default.
> But to be sure, do it like this:
> - Go into Settings-> Manage Profiles
> - Click on an empty space to make sure that no profile is pre-selected (that
> would be taken as "template")
> - Click on "New Profile..."
> - Make sure that there's no mention of "su" in the "Command" text field (it
> should likely be "/bin/bash")
> - Click "Ok", you should get back to the previous dialog
> - Select your newly created profile, if it's not already selected
> - Click on the "Set as Default" button
> 
I've tried everything you've suggested. the password prompt is
"Password:" no prompt for my user. i'm just gonna use the
gnome-terminal. thanks for your help.

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