Oooh, right! Why didn't I think of that? Thanks for posting the solution Pai Mei!

You misunderstood laprjns's post. The Slackbuild was for current, the package he built with it is for 15.0. In fact I just tried it and it works. The complete list of dependencies is:
aaa_libraries
aspell
at-spi2-atk
at-spi2-core
atk
brotli
bzip2
cairo
cyrus-sasl
db48
dbus
e2fsprogs
elfutils ...

Nice! I've wanted to try typst for a while.

Maybe putting a .desktop file that launches a script like the following in your ~/.config/autostart would work then?

#!/bin/bash

if [ "$XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP" = "kde" ]; then
dolphin --daemon
fi

Not sure if KDE uses the XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP variable, it probably does, but you could also check for ...

Then something else is wrong with your old home. I'm not sure what, it could even be a hardware problem and your hard drive (SSD?) has failed where the files on your old home are stored.

I would start by comparing the two homes and see if there is anything missing, with wrong permissions or ...

Well, this blog entry left me disoriented.
Why?


Then main reason for to use Slackware, (well, Salix because I am a little lazy :)) after some years using a Debian's derivative is, in theory, the ease of compiling programs. In these years I've compiled four o five programs with success.
Sure ...

Does this help?

https://userbase.kde.org/System_Setting ... cations/en

All right. Good question. It deserves a new FAQ page:

https://docs.salixos.org/faq/install-txz-found-online/

Hi John! Welcome back!

Here's a tip: if you really want to run the latest version, remove the libreoffice package, and install the flatpak: https://flathub.org/apps/org.libreoffice.LibreOffice

or just
flatpak install flathub org.libreoffice.LibreOffice

Then just run
flatpak update
every now ...

Does the user in the old home have the same UID as the user in your new installation?