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Hi John!<BR>
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I haven't butted in before, but it seems to me that the configurations <BR>
in fedora and buntu are different, with 'mythfrontend' in Fedora<BR>
corresponding to 'mythfrontend.real' in (kubuntu + MythTV); similarly <BR>
for 'mythtvsetup' and 'mythtv-setup.real'.<BR>
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Welcome to the mess! <g> It appears the *.real endings have been added since the last system I built and used which was 10.10. One of the commands to stop Mythfrontend from 'looping' when loaded via the MythTV Desktop icon was to go to Terminal and enter "sudo killall mythfrontend" and then "sudo killall mythfrontend.real". Where I found that implied two separate commands. <BR>
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And FWIW the Desktop icon says the command is "mythfrontend -service" which if the Backend isn't found will keep looping (retrying), whereas typing 'mythfrontend' in Terminal will try once and eventually go back to Terminal if it doesn't find the Backend. Plus via Terminal automatically gives a nice little log.<BR>
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I run each of them in a tab within Konsole (the kde VT) and use other <BR>
tabs to run other jobs not integrated into myth. That arrangement <BR>
seems to suit me, and I can start and stop components as I wish. Of <BR>
course I'm the only user and no doubt it will horrify others. But it <BR>
seems to me that running 'buntu 'mythfrontend' several times in <BR>
succession could give quite a tangle ??<BR>
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Yes-but. <g> AFAICT when I run 'mythfrontend' in Terminal the system has to 'clear' or maybe 'complete' the first command before it will start the second. So does not appear I'm 'stacking' commands, which I would agree could cause 'confusion' by the operating system. And I apologize for the use of simple words: I'm fairly new to all this and don't know the terminology, and better to use a simple word than the wrong word and confuse you guys who are trying to help me. ...As for the Mythbuntu 10.10 comment, yes, have been using that system for years but just recently 'learned my ways' and switch from Windows to Linux.<BR>
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