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Description of problem:
Hi,
This is a few lines from the python script (w/line numbers):
/usr/share/switchdesk/switchdesk-gui.py
---
53 class mainDialog:
54    def __init__(self):
55        self.wm = ' kde'
                                                                     
          ---

KDE is the assumed default. I don't have KDE installed at all. So,
when  I start switchdesk, I get to choose between Gnome and TWM (in
that order), which is fine. BUT if I choose Gnome, but don't actually
click its radio button (because it is already pre-selected, being the
first choice), the self.wm variable is still ' kde', which then
produces an error message telling me KDE ins't installed. But I didn't
choose KDE, I chose Gnome. The problem can easily be worked around by
clicking on the Gnome radio button explicitly, even though it is
already selected. This causes the right event to be triggered in the
python script(on_gnomeRB_clicked), and the self.wm variable to be
updated correctly to " gnome". 

The bug is trivial and probably very easy to fix, but I've no
experience with Python at all, otherwise I'd throw together a patch.
But the developers in charge will probably fix it in 5 seconds anyway.

Cheers,
Oeyvind Stegard

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
4.0.3-1

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Start switchdesk, make sure KDE is not installed
2. Don't click any radio buttons, just the dialog OK button (that is,
say OK to whatever's on top of the list)
3. Watch as switchdesk tells you KDE is not installed, and that the
configuration could not be updated.
    

Actual Results:  No updated configuration.

Expected Results:  Updated configuration.

Additional info:

Trivial, but annoying.