To make the workaround a little easier, try the following script.
#/bin/bash
/bin/kill `/bin/ps aux |/bin/grep kwalletmanager|/usr/bin/awk '{print $2}'`; /usr/bin/kwalletmanager --show
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# This script can be added to a custom launcher so you can start it from a toolbar. The script kills all processes named
# kmanager, and then starts another with the --show command.
To make the workaround a little easier, try the following script.
#/bin/bash /usr/bin/ awk '{print $2}'`; /usr/bin/ kwalletmanager --show
/bin/kill `/bin/ps aux |/bin/grep kwalletmanager|
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# This script can be added to a custom launcher so you can start it from a toolbar. The script kills all processes named
# kmanager, and then starts another with the --show command.