Kile for Ubuntu 15.04: Closed live preview and can't get it back












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Whilst editing a Latex document in Kile, I closed the external live preview window and now seem unable to get it back.



It is enabled and set to external window mode in Settings>Configure Kile and enabled under Build>Live Preview.



I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling and nothing seems to work so I'm now at a loss.



Any ideas?










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    Whilst editing a Latex document in Kile, I closed the external live preview window and now seem unable to get it back.



    It is enabled and set to external window mode in Settings>Configure Kile and enabled under Build>Live Preview.



    I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling and nothing seems to work so I'm now at a loss.



    Any ideas?










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      Whilst editing a Latex document in Kile, I closed the external live preview window and now seem unable to get it back.



      It is enabled and set to external window mode in Settings>Configure Kile and enabled under Build>Live Preview.



      I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling and nothing seems to work so I'm now at a loss.



      Any ideas?










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      Whilst editing a Latex document in Kile, I closed the external live preview window and now seem unable to get it back.



      It is enabled and set to external window mode in Settings>Configure Kile and enabled under Build>Live Preview.



      I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling and nothing seems to work so I'm now at a loss.



      Any ideas?







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          You can delete the Kile saved ini settings file to make it as if fresh installed:




          1. save your work and close Kile if opened.


          2. Type/paste this in a terminal window (it renames the Kile settings file so you can compare the old and the new versions later): mv ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc.old


          3. start Kile.







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          • Thanks, this worked perfectly. I imagine it should be possible to do this without deleting the ini file. do you think I'm missing something or that it's a bug?
            – scomtott
            Aug 8 '16 at 11:56










          • You're welcome. Can't tell, I don't have Kile installed. You might wanna try and replicate the issue, compare the ini files and maybe file a bug if the case may be.
            – alwaysask
            Aug 8 '16 at 12:03











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          You can delete the Kile saved ini settings file to make it as if fresh installed:




          1. save your work and close Kile if opened.


          2. Type/paste this in a terminal window (it renames the Kile settings file so you can compare the old and the new versions later): mv ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc.old


          3. start Kile.







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          • Thanks, this worked perfectly. I imagine it should be possible to do this without deleting the ini file. do you think I'm missing something or that it's a bug?
            – scomtott
            Aug 8 '16 at 11:56










          • You're welcome. Can't tell, I don't have Kile installed. You might wanna try and replicate the issue, compare the ini files and maybe file a bug if the case may be.
            – alwaysask
            Aug 8 '16 at 12:03
















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          You can delete the Kile saved ini settings file to make it as if fresh installed:




          1. save your work and close Kile if opened.


          2. Type/paste this in a terminal window (it renames the Kile settings file so you can compare the old and the new versions later): mv ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc.old


          3. start Kile.







          share|improve this answer





















          • Thanks, this worked perfectly. I imagine it should be possible to do this without deleting the ini file. do you think I'm missing something or that it's a bug?
            – scomtott
            Aug 8 '16 at 11:56










          • You're welcome. Can't tell, I don't have Kile installed. You might wanna try and replicate the issue, compare the ini files and maybe file a bug if the case may be.
            – alwaysask
            Aug 8 '16 at 12:03














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          You can delete the Kile saved ini settings file to make it as if fresh installed:




          1. save your work and close Kile if opened.


          2. Type/paste this in a terminal window (it renames the Kile settings file so you can compare the old and the new versions later): mv ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc.old


          3. start Kile.







          share|improve this answer












          You can delete the Kile saved ini settings file to make it as if fresh installed:




          1. save your work and close Kile if opened.


          2. Type/paste this in a terminal window (it renames the Kile settings file so you can compare the old and the new versions later): mv ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc ~/.kde/share/config/kilerc.old


          3. start Kile.








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          • Thanks, this worked perfectly. I imagine it should be possible to do this without deleting the ini file. do you think I'm missing something or that it's a bug?
            – scomtott
            Aug 8 '16 at 11:56










          • You're welcome. Can't tell, I don't have Kile installed. You might wanna try and replicate the issue, compare the ini files and maybe file a bug if the case may be.
            – alwaysask
            Aug 8 '16 at 12:03


















          • Thanks, this worked perfectly. I imagine it should be possible to do this without deleting the ini file. do you think I'm missing something or that it's a bug?
            – scomtott
            Aug 8 '16 at 11:56










          • You're welcome. Can't tell, I don't have Kile installed. You might wanna try and replicate the issue, compare the ini files and maybe file a bug if the case may be.
            – alwaysask
            Aug 8 '16 at 12:03
















          Thanks, this worked perfectly. I imagine it should be possible to do this without deleting the ini file. do you think I'm missing something or that it's a bug?
          – scomtott
          Aug 8 '16 at 11:56




          Thanks, this worked perfectly. I imagine it should be possible to do this without deleting the ini file. do you think I'm missing something or that it's a bug?
          – scomtott
          Aug 8 '16 at 11:56












          You're welcome. Can't tell, I don't have Kile installed. You might wanna try and replicate the issue, compare the ini files and maybe file a bug if the case may be.
          – alwaysask
          Aug 8 '16 at 12:03




          You're welcome. Can't tell, I don't have Kile installed. You might wanna try and replicate the issue, compare the ini files and maybe file a bug if the case may be.
          – alwaysask
          Aug 8 '16 at 12:03


















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