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00:07.56illogic-alfeld: you can turn NUMLOCK off which I believe might generate different keypress events.
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00:08.36feldim not sure if its kde or modular xorg acting up
00:08.39feldhehe
00:08.43feldi'll do more investigatig now
00:08.46illogic-alacting up how?
00:08.48feld*investigating
00:08.56feldnumpad does not work at all in kde
00:09.00feldit produces other events
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00:09.08feldone is my mouse right click lol
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00:09.33illogic-alfek: ah. you might have turned on mouse keys.
00:10.41illogic-alfeld: go to KControl -> Peripherals -> MOuse
00:11.07illogic-aland on the "Mouse Navigation" tab i
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00:12.13feldnice
00:12.17feldit overtook my numpad
00:12.22feldi thought u could toggle it on and off
00:12.25feldi had to use it the other day
00:12.31zcathi all - anybody know why KDE will only intermittently set my correct keyboard layout? It's the MSNatural USB Pro OEM. I've put the Keyboard Layout tool in the tray, and when I right-click to active my layout it only works, randomly, about 33% of the time.
00:12.33feldbut i guess it screws up the numpad. how stupid.
00:12.40feldthx illogic-al
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00:12.58zcatI verify by trying to tell amarok to show the OSD (Win+O)
00:13.04illogic-alit does what you wanted it to and it's stupid.
00:14.16zcatthis might just be a FC5 bug, since I've never had this problem any other time.
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00:15.20illogic-alzcat: when you say works intermittently you mean sometimes your keys work, and somethimes they dont?
00:16.24zcatillogic-al, right. but only the "Win" keys; the media keys uptop still work.
00:18.11illogic-alzcat: so the only key that doesn't work is the Win key. Sometimes.
00:18.32zcatillogic-al, yeah, it's almost... illogical
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00:20.14illogic-alzcat: sounds like a FC5 problem. the winkey shouldn't depend on your keyboard layout as all us keyboards have it.
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00:35.05luksanwhy does kompmgr refuse to work while xcompmgr work?
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00:45.53Q-collectiveluksan: you can only run one composite manager at a time
00:48.16luksanQ-collective: i'm not trying to run them at the same time
00:48.31Q-collectiveah
00:48.33luksanQ-collective: i'm just saying that IF i run xcompmgr, it works
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01:08.06flhow do i get mp3 t work?
01:11.02manverufl: you just have to stare at them until they give up and go back to work
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01:11.39fl--.
01:11.41fl-.-
01:11.51manverufl: but seriously, a little bit more information would be nice to help you
01:12.04manveruwhat distribution do you have?
01:12.35fli was some time before i wrote this :) sorry suse 10and kde 3.4
01:13.34manveruthen, most likely the almighty YaST will help you
01:13.56fl~_~
01:13.57aptit has been said that _~ is sour face
01:14.10manveru:)
01:14.37manveruwell, i could help you more, but i don't know what your problem is
01:15.12manverufor example what you have tried so far, what your soundcard is, and if you have your boxes plugged in... stuff like that
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01:16.05flyeah ur right :) sorry hmm just hard 2 explain cause i'm just testing something
01:17.02manveruwell, just highlight me when you've got more time
01:17.39flso i whant to test if my sound works (ac97 sound blaster pro) with an mp3 i wantetd to start but none of the players installed seems realy to play an mp3
01:19.16manveruac97 or sound blaster pro?
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01:20.51fli'm not sure a discription i found saying: AC'97, Sound Blaster Pro
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01:25.27flok brb hav 2 restart
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01:30.50flok back still tehre?
01:30.53flthere -.-
01:31.23Q-collectivein xfce xchat displayed nicks that were /away in a grey manner, I noticed that this isn't the case in kde, neither in xchat or in konversation
01:31.31Q-collectiveany way to get that working?
01:33.23manverufl: yeah
01:33.33flmanveru still there ? :) so mainly i want my soundcard to work but i'm not sure how... and probably italready doas but i didn't tested it so i tough about mp3
01:34.12manveruwell, afaik does mp3 not work out-of-the-box with suse because of some lincence-issue... right?
01:34.48manveruQ-collective: they are grey - at least for me... check your color-settings
01:35.07Q-collectivemanveru: I haven't changed my colors
01:35.22Q-collectiveonly thing that changed was the environment ;)
01:35.39manveruand how is x-chat related to konversation?
01:36.15manveruone is GTK, the other one is QT
01:36.17flmanveru license issue ... thats what i heard but i dont know what to install to get them to run
01:36.51manverufl: there sure are mailinglists/forums/channels for suse
01:36.54Q-collectivemanveru: very observant
01:37.05Q-collectivethey display the same behaviour though
01:37.22manveruQ-collective: i do think kde has influence on konversation, but not on x-chat
01:37.28flso the lecense problem is non kde but suse related?
01:37.37Q-collectivemanveru: btw, konversation has nothing to do with QT
01:37.38manverufl: exactly
01:37.43Q-collectiveit has with Qt though
01:38.13flmanveru ah ok i'll see how i can find out more ... :/
01:39.09manveruQ-collective: that is new to me :)
01:39.42Q-collectivemanveru: QT == QuickTime ;)
01:40.18manveru...
01:40.43Q-collectivehey, I didn't make it up
01:40.58manveruwww.trolltech.com
01:41.34Q-collectiveyes, I know Qt
01:41.41manveru-.-
01:41.51Q-collectivemanveru: note the use of capitals
01:41.54Q-collectiveQT vs Qt
01:41.59Q-collectivesigh
01:42.03manveruyou are very (case)sensitive :)
01:42.10Q-collectivethank you
01:42.35manverui keep on forgetting about that quicktime-stuff
01:42.54manverunot using it anyway
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01:43.27Q-collectiveyeah, same, but hey, it's nice to keep a difference for the outside world
01:43.36Q-collectiveanyway :)
01:44.29Q-collectivehmm, I'm heading off
01:44.43Q-collectiveI need to write a report tomorrow :(
01:44.49Q-collectiveoh well, night
01:45.08Sho_manveru: Konversation is a KDE application :)
01:45.40Sho_Q-collective: Konversation greys out users who are away in the nick list
01:45.52Q-collectiveit does? hmm
01:45.57Q-collectivelet me check that again
01:46.01manveruSho_: it works in e17 too :)
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01:47.02Q-collectivegreat, haven't installed it
01:47.14Q-collective:^)
01:47.31Sho_A PC without Konversation? Impossible! :)
01:47.43StevenRSho_: they don't really exist
01:47.47Sho_Q-collective: Make sure you get 0.19 from ~arch
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01:48.32Q-collectiveSho_: kk :)
01:48.49_Atomo64_hi... does anybody knows about a KDE app that shows information from S.M.A.R.T. ... like smartmontools ... but with GUI¡
01:48.50Sho_Q-collective: 0.18 greys out too, but 0.19 is a lot nicer ;-)
01:48.50_Atomo64_*?
01:50.52Q-collectivebtw, if I would switch to konversation, that would make gaim one of the last remaining gtk+ apps I would use.
01:51.07Q-collectiveso, any way to make kopete look *nice*? :-)
01:51.48DylanBuse a less ugly theme
01:51.49Q-collectiveit's not the theming
01:51.49Q-collectivethe UI of kopete is just fubar
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01:51.49Sho_Q-collective: Don't tell me you think Gaim looks any nicer ;)
01:51.56Sho_That gotta be one of the most cludgy UIs ever
01:51.57DylanBoh, thenm that's your problem, not Kopete's ;)
01:51.58Q-collectiveSho_: not by a lot, but still
01:51.59Q-collective:p
01:52.00Sho_Beating X-Chat even
01:52.14Q-collectivelol
01:52.29DylanBI think kopete and x-chat are fine
01:52.30Q-collectivekonversation is about a complete copy of the xchat UI
01:52.32Q-collectiveahum :p
01:52.40Sho_Q-collective: Actually, no
01:52.44mobtekhaha hardly
01:52.44_Atomo64_Sho: I prefer Gaim's GUI than Kopetes one...
01:52.47Sho_Q-collective: And by the way, X-Chat is a complete copy of the AmIRC UI
01:52.59Q-collectivewhat's that?
01:53.01Q-collective:)
01:53.09Sho__Atomo64_: Last time I tried Gaim I couldn't even see my connection status without adding myself to my buddy list
01:53.38_Atomo64_Sho: what version was it?
01:53.45_Atomo64_*it was
01:53.47Sho_Q-collective: http://www.vapor.com/screens/amirc_2.gif
01:54.05Sho__Atomo64_: 1.4.x IIRC
01:54.12Q-collectiveoh my
01:54.31_Atomo64_Sho... lol, you should better try Gaim 2
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01:54.50Sho__Atomo64_: If I'm not mistaken, Gaim 2 is (a) rather new, (b) still in beta
01:54.55Q-collectivegaim 2 beta isn't that impressive
01:55.12_Atomo64_but it is better...
01:55.16Sho__Atomo64_: So you're telling me Gaim now has a beta version that matches the core functionality Kopete has had for about three years? Good for them
01:55.34_Atomo64_but ok... a GTK app is ugly by definition
01:55.49Q-collectivenot by definition
01:55.54Q-collectivedepends on the theme
01:55.54Q-collective;)
01:55.57Sho_(Not that I'm entirely happy with Kopete either)
01:56.05_Atomo64_Sho_: err... something like that
01:56.06Sho_(Nor with Konversation, for that matter :)
01:56.16Q-collectivehehe
01:56.23DylanByou guys are picky :P
01:56.26_Atomo64_Q-collective: any GTK theme is ugly :S
01:56.30joschayes but firefox lacks kde-integration
01:56.38Sho_Q-collective: Anyway, I think the amirc shot illustrates nicely what X-Chat was inspired by ;)
01:57.15_Atomo64_joscha: what do you mean with 'kde-integration'? what do you want to do? replace KHTML with firefox one?
01:57.31Sho__Atomo64_: Using KDE file dialogs would be a start
01:57.43joschai prefer firefox, but i hate these ugly gtk dialogs
01:58.01_Atomo64_Sho_: ah... that meaning for 'integration'
01:58.10_Atomo64_joscha: I prefer Opera :P
01:58.27_Atomo64_I can use a skin that matches the one I'm using with KDE
01:58.29_Atomo64_:P
01:58.36Q-collective_Atomo64_: http://q-collective.org/screenshots/xfce-20051007.png
01:58.40_Atomo64_btw... there's any KDE-ed app like gkrellm ?
01:58.43Sho__Atomo64_: There is a Plastik theme for Firefox, too
01:58.43Q-collectiveis that really so bad?
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01:58.53|main|hi..
01:59.01|main|how do you set icons for search engines in konq?
01:59.27Q-collectiveSho_: there is?! :D
01:59.37_Atomo64_Q-collective: what about that?
01:59.38Sho_Q-collective: By the way, look around in the X-Chat about dialog
01:59.45Sho_Q-collective: I believe they acknowledge amirc somewhere
01:59.52_Atomo64_Sho_: ok... but you got what I meant... didn't you?
01:59.54Q-collectivek :)
01:59.59Sho__Atomo64_: Sure
02:00.17_Atomo64_:)
02:00.31Sho_Q-collective: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=11442
02:00.48_Atomo64_Sho_: do you know any KDE-ed SMART monitorting tool?
02:01.02Sho__Atomo64_: I'm afraid not ... I use smartctl on the command prompt :(
02:01.34_Atomo64_smartctl?
02:01.51Sho__Atomo64_: smartmontools' main executable
02:01.58_Atomo64_ah
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02:02.09_Atomo64_lol... I just downloaded hddtemp...
02:02.09Q-collectivebrb
02:02.18_Atomo64_and will see how gkrellm llooks
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02:02.40Sho__Atomo64_: Well, sensors you can query with various superkaramba themes and ksysguard
02:02.53Sho__Atomo64_: S.M.A.R.T. is mostly for self-testing and error logging and such
02:03.18_Atomo64_what I want to know is the HDD temp...
02:03.21_Atomo64_only that
02:03.28Q-collectivein konversation now ;)
02:03.36Sho__Atomo64_: Look at the SuperKaramba section on www.kde-apps.org
02:03.53Q-collectivehmm
02:03.56Sho__Atomo64_: Loads and loads of easily installable system monitoring widgets for KDE 3.5
02:04.12Q-collectiveif I do /away, I get "you're not away"
02:04.14Q-collectivewtf?
02:04.32DylanBheh
02:04.32DylanBit knows..
02:04.37Sho_Q-collective: /away <reason>
02:04.48joschaksim can handle lm_sensors as well i think
02:04.50_Atomo64_DylanB: err, no... it is a server msg
02:05.00Q-collectiveSho_: gah :)
02:05.03DylanBoh, fine, ruin my fun
02:05.23_Atomo64_Q-collective: /away removes the away status/message /away <msg> adds the mode and the msg
02:05.42_Atomo64_hehe... i remember everything from the IRC protocol after writing a client...
02:06.00_Atomo64_Sho_: btw... what dist do you use?
02:06.08Sho__Atomo64_: What does numerical 290 do on Dancer ircd? *tests Atomo*
02:06.16Sho_:)
02:06.27_Atomo64_eh?
02:06.33Sho__Atomo64_: Gentoo Linux on my primary boxen, Kubuntu on my PPC laptop, Debian on my webserver
02:06.38Sho__Atomo64_: IRC protocol :)
02:06.55Q-collectivehehe
02:06.56_Atomo64_lol... I use Debian as my life :P
02:07.04Q-collectivenn all :)
02:07.05_Atomo64_ah... oh don't ask me about that...
02:07.05Sho__Atomo64_: Ain't fun unless you know the obscure numericals that are incompatibly implemented in various ircds ;)
02:07.23Sho_writing IRC clients surely isn't fun sometimes
02:07.27_Atomo64_290 issn't an error msg... (4xx and 5xx are)... err, wth I don't remember
02:07.55_Atomo64_give me a sec and I'll tell you
02:08.29Sho__Atomo64_: Actually it's RPL_DATASTR, but dancer (-> Freenode) uses it for its CAPAB IDENTIFY-MSG crap. Recent and obscure, it was an unfair question ;)
02:09.02_Atomo64_Sho_: err, I don't have it in my client.,.. I think that it isn't necessary
02:09.13_Atomo64_lol
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02:09.45mhallKDE developers, you rock my socks! The message you have composed seems to refer to an attached file but you have not attached anything.
02:09.47Sho__Atomo64_: Yeah it's a corner case thing
02:09.51mhallDo you want to attach a file to your message?
02:10.00mhallThat's the best error message. EVAR. lol!
02:10.29mhallJust when I was about to look like an idiot not attaching my important document in kmail, up pops that wondrous dialog box, to remind me. :-)
02:10.33Sho_mhall: Wow, that has almost "It looks like you're writing a letter" quality
02:10.41Sho_mhall: Did Clippy appear?
02:10.47mhallSho_: except, this time, it's actually useful and doesn't suck
02:10.54Sho_mhall: hehe :)
02:10.55mhallSho_: and it's easy to exit from it
02:11.18mhallSho_: just click the bitch go away button and you're done
02:11.25_Atomo64_mhall: err.. the best error msg I'v ever got is this from WINE: "(main.php:8): Gdk-WARNING **: gdk_font_load: font name -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal--*-120-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1 illegal
02:11.25_Atomo64_wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x00000000 at address 0x67fa6b5d (thread 0009), starting debugger...
02:11.25_Atomo64_Usage:
02:11.25_Atomo64_<PROTECTED>
02:11.37mhallSho_: that's not what it's officially called of course ;-)
02:11.46mhallSho_: it wouldn't pass l10n
02:11.49mhallSho_: ;-)
02:11.54mhall_Atomo64_: nice
02:12.21_Atomo64_mhall: not even WINE knows how to load it's debugger... what a nice thing, don't you think?
02:12.44mhall_Atomo64_: but hey, they wrote it in ugly C and C++, so they'll be too busy chasing down those null pointers and memory corruption problems to get the debugger to load
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02:13.01Sho_mhall: KDE_LANG="grumpy" perhaps ;)
02:13.07mhallSho_: hehe
02:13.22mhallSho_: fuck, i really want to do it, but it'd take *so many* strings
02:13.31mhallI can't imagine how many strings there are in KDE now.
02:13.39mhallPerhaps a million or two?
02:13.57mhallKDE is A LOT OF CODE
02:13.59_Atomo64_mhall: C is not <<that>> bad... but C++.... C++ rocks!
02:14.26Sho_mhall: Around 100k it seems
02:14.51mhallSho_: that's more strings than 10 novels
02:14.58mhalla typical novel is... 50,000 words
02:15.02Sho_mhall: http://l10n.kde.org/stats/gui/stable/
02:15.06mhallbut then again not all of the strings are whole sentences
02:16.19mhallThere must be some dedicated people working on that project.
02:16.22mhallThat's intense work.
02:16.29Sho_mhall: You simply need to write a Grumpyizer to auto-generate it :)
02:16.40mhallI have to translate things regularly as part of my work toward a German degree. It's very hard to do.
02:17.00mhallWe sit around for 4 hours a week in many of my classes debating semantics of words.
02:17.07_Atomo64_Sho_: does karamba is executable? ... I don't see it anywhere in the k-menu
02:17.11Sho_mhall: Our translators rock. Nothing like making a change to a fairly obscure piece of code in extragear and seeing 10 translation updates trickle in over the subsequent afternoon ;)
02:17.24mhallAnd on the Internet you don't even have the liberty of face-to-face hack sessions.
02:17.41Sho__Atomo64_: Utlities -> Desktop -> Desktop Widgets (SuperKaramba)
02:17.57_Atomo64_Sho_: lol... tnxs
02:18.02mhallSho_: KDE in general is a rocking suite of stuff imo. There's only about one UI thing I can't alter that I'd like to change.
02:18.15Sho_mhall: Was waere das? :)
02:18.44mhallSho_: What do you suppose it'd take to get kicker to add tasks to its bar from left-to-right instead of top, bottom, next column; top, bottom, next column...
02:19.05mhallSho_: this order is not very topologically convenient for me to keep in my head
02:19.15Sho_mhall: If you change kicker's size to "Small", it will be reduced to one row
02:19.29mhallyeah, but I have 8 desktops :-)
02:19.36Sho_mhall: That would be the easy way to go ;)
02:20.01Sho_mhall: In order to get a left-to-right;next row;left-to-right behaviour, the source would have to be changed
02:20.03mhalli'm 99.9% on the keyboard these days anyway, so not a real big deal
02:20.17mhallSho_: yeah that's what i concluded one-time before
02:20.26Sho_mhall: You can configure kicker to only show tasks from the current virtual desktop
02:20.34mhallSho_: yes, it's like that already
02:20.42Sho_mhall: When you do that, you may be able to live with one-row kickers :)
02:20.55mhallSho_: sometimes it still gets a bit hectic if i'm opening up half of wikipedia at a time
02:21.15mhallSho_: and of course i do use konq and fox tabs, but it still gets a little out of hand
02:21.26mhallwikipedia is the world's ultimate time sink if you're a reader
02:21.32chavomhall, just memorize the whole wikipedia :)
02:21.33mhallyou could be there days and days
02:21.39mhallchavo: i'm well on my way i suspect
02:22.25Sho_mhall: As for the behaviour you really desire, it would probably be somewhat non-trivial because the kicker code is rather convoluted (lots of fixes for corner cases). Then you'd need to figure out how long you want to keep on rescaling the entries in a row before "linebreaking" into the second one.
02:22.27mhallchavo: i'll bet i've read 5σ more than the general population
02:22.58Sho_mhall: It's no rocket science, but starting from scratch (i.e. looking at the kicker code for the first time) prepare to spend an evening ;)
02:23.12mhallSho_: yeah, the linebreaking might not be so bad; you have got the standard size kicker cells
02:23.16chavoyeah kicker code is kinda strwn about
02:23.28mhallSho_: then, just load-balance and progressively squeeze as things get crazy?
02:23.50mhallbut... it might confuse users when the row has more tasks added and subtracted on the fly
02:24.08mhallhmm, i can see why writing kicker would be hard now even though it seems "obvious"
02:24.14Sho_mhall: The squeezing code you can probably already reuse, the new bit you'd need to introduce is the fork in the road at which you stop squeezing and start putting things into the second row :)
02:24.37mhallSho_: yeah that's not going to be as trivial of a decision as i used to assume
02:24.39_Atomo64_Sho_: wth... how can I get the version of superkaramba? since the deb apt information says that it is "4:3.5.1-2" -_-
02:24.49Sho_mhall: Actually the applet will probably be very much designed around the current behaviour (guessing here), so you'd need to rearrange/rewrite most of it
02:24.51mhallSho_: if you made a bad choice people would get discombobulated
02:25.21mhalli.e. it's a well known facts that orientals removed from the orient, get disoriented.
02:25.25Sho__Atomo64_: Looks like you're up to date, then (KDE 3.5.1)
02:25.31chavo_Atomo64_, superkaramba is separate from kde until 4.0
02:26.05Sho_mhall: Yeah, kicker looks simple on the surface, but in reality it's an enormous compendium of real world corner case fixes
02:26.18Sho_mhall: And new bugs keep appearing :-D
02:26.19_Atomo64_Sho_: I know that I've kde 3.5.1 ... but in the liquid weather ++ page says that I need at least superkaramba version 0.37 or greater
02:26.39Sho_chavo: SuperKaramba is integrated into KDE 3.5
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02:26.54mhallSho_: any time you have users, the code is bad
02:26.57Sho__Atomo64_: I believe the SuperKaramba in KDE 3.5 corresponds to 0.38
02:27.05mhallSho_: i'm still waiting for a language where this isn't true
02:27.08_Atomo64_Sho_: tnxs :)
02:27.13mhallSho_: C++ is definitely *not* that language
02:27.16_Atomo64_3.9MB? -_-
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02:27.34_Atomo64_C++ and PHP are <<the>> languages
02:27.34Sho__Atomo64_: Liquid Weather contains a shitload of icons, backgrounds, etc.
02:27.43Sho__Atomo64_: Mostly graphics, those 4 MB
02:27.45_Atomo64_Sho_: ah... that's why...
02:27.59Sho_mhall: Yeah, you're right
02:28.04mhallC code can stay neat, if you write it well and don't abuse C. But most people abuse C. In fact, C might well be made with abuse in mind.
02:28.07rares000how do I control what video output noatun uses
02:28.08_Atomo64_err... one more week an my new 160GB HDD will be here...
02:28.15mhall_Atomo64_: SATA?
02:28.27rares000like how do I make it use xshm instead xv
02:28.29_Atomo64_mhall: .... errr.... -_-
02:28.41mhall_Atomo64_: I'm starting work for HP when I graduate in June, so I'm going to get a monstrous system using my HP corporate discount.
02:28.43Sho_rares000: Noatun uses xinelib I think
02:28.43_Atomo64_western digital 160GB 7200 rpm...
02:28.51Sho_rares000: ~/.xinerc or something
02:28.54_Atomo64_mhall: HP or PHP?
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02:29.01mhall_Atomo64_: HP
02:29.04_Atomo64_because a 'P' makes a big diff
02:29.05_Atomo64_:P
02:29.12Sho_rares000: While you're at it, you may want to check out Kaffeine or KMplayer, two of the better KDE video players
02:29.18mhall_Atomo64_: I'm a whitehat, not a web developer.
02:29.30mhall_Atomo64_: They make it, I break it. :-)
02:29.31_Atomo64_mhall: but then you could use the HPnix or whatever it is called...
02:29.46mhall_Atomo64_: HP/UX *shudder*
02:29.48Sho__Atomo64_: HP-UX
02:29.57Sho_Does anybody use that anymore?
02:29.58mhall_Atomo64_: I'm figuring one of their Opteron boxes with Debian.
02:30.12_Atomo64_mhall: I used to do that... now I just try to find out and fix it :P without hurting nobody (excepting those who tries to break it)
02:30.22mhallSho_: not so much; they're phasing out the Superdome and their Opteron boxes are Linux-preferred, I believe.
02:30.26_Atomo64_Sho_: I think so
02:30.45mhallSho_: enterprises with legacy stuff, as per usual with OS/390 and other such oddities
02:30.58Sho_mhall: Yeah
02:31.10rares000also it seems that drm is not releasing resources properly I get the dreaded discolored video after I play a video once
02:31.16mhall_Atomo64_: no, I don't go hack on other peoples' stuff, that's not nice
02:31.21mhall_Atomo64_: I just look for problems.
02:31.48_Atomo64_mhall: well, sometimes you <<have to>> to find those bygs... don't you think?
02:31.58mhallSho_: Really, the only thing keeping everybody from using Linux is that it doesn't support enough CPUs for some really big boxes.
02:32.13mhallSho_: It can't run on any more than 16 very well, from what I hear.
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02:32.50mhallSho_: I'm pretty sure the AMD64 vendors will fix it by 2007, they are upgrading HyperTransport to allow more processors so that they can make big NUMA boxes with it.
02:33.16mhallSho_: It should be pretty cool, when you could run Linux on every kind of popular machine.
02:33.35mhallSho_: Especially 64-bit and 3ghz per core.
02:33.40Sho_mhall: I was a bit surprised by the announcement of IBM opening a new AIX development center
02:34.22Sho_mhall: Since I had previously assumed their intention to be to get Linux in shape to obsolete AIX
02:34.52mhallSho_: that's fucked up
02:35.03mhallSho_: i suppose the enterprises forced their hands
02:35.15mhallSho_: enterprises are weird about linux
02:35.30mhallSho_: we had to fight tooth and nail to use it when i worked in the telecom industry
02:35.43|main|linux doesnt have the name behind it
02:35.57|main|it has an image of teenagers writing messed up code at midnight
02:36.11|main|thats what several people told me, no joking
02:36.30mhall|main|: your words hurt but they're true
02:36.40|main|no offence intended
02:36.48_Atomo64_Sho_: how do I make superkaramba show crystal monitor?
02:36.58mhall|main|: none taken, i'm just explaining why the response was quiet
02:37.14Sho_Alrighty, it's getting late over here in the CE(S)T time zone ;-). G'night guys.
02:37.19mhallSho_: n8
02:37.20|main|night:)
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02:41.02manveru:)
02:42.20mhallmanveru: ?
02:42.32manveru;)
02:42.37manverusry, i'm just happy
02:42.45mhallmanveru: that's fine
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02:42.53mhallmanveru: just wondered what was going on
02:42.59toothpickwhat is the command to run the kde newsticker?
02:43.00_Atomo64_well... got go to... cya ang gn8
02:43.05_Atomo64_*got to go
02:43.07manverugn8
02:43.11mhall_Atomo64_: peace
02:43.18_Atomo64_lol
02:43.43mhalltoothpick: couldn't be knewsticker could it >:-)
02:43.54toothpickthat isn't found
02:43.55mhallmhall@themhallbox:~$ apt-cache search kde | grep -i news
02:43.55mhallknewsticker - news ticker applet for KDE
02:43.55mhallknewsticker-scripts - scripts for KNewsTicker, the KDE news ticker
02:43.58mhallhmm
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02:44.25toothpickknewstickerstub is the only command close in my path
02:44.48toothpickbut I don't get anything on the screen when i run that, and if I do apt-get install knewsticker it tells me I already have the latest installed.
02:44.58mhalltoothpick: -rwxr-xr-x root/root    107904 2006-02-01 15:19:14 ./usr/bin/knewstickerstub
02:45.07mhalltoothpick: hmm let's see
02:45.21mhalltoothpick: i bet you have to add it to the kicker as an applet
02:45.30mhalltoothpick: and then it makes some 'magic call' to get it started up
02:45.40mhalltoothpick: try rightclicking in the taskbar and adding the applet
02:46.07toothpickok, that is probably it.
02:46.12toothpickI am running enlightenment.
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02:46.26mhalltoothpick: yeah then i think you're screwed
02:48.08toothpickPerhaps I can run something that will allow me to run the applets.
02:48.15mhalltoothpick: hunt through this output: apt-cache search ticker and apt-cache search news | grep -iv usenet
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02:48.27mhalltoothpick: there are some window-manager neutral news tickers you can try
02:48.34mhalltoothpick: this will probably work out better for you
02:48.59|main|hmm
02:49.14|main|anyone knows how to assign icons in konq search bar?
02:49.29|main|all my search engines have just an empty icon, aside from google and wikipedia
02:49.37toothpickMaybe I can even find one that is transparent or fake transarent.
02:49.43gfxhow can I change the mouse wheel sensitivity for GTK apps like firefox, it doesnt seem to obey KDE's Control center?
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02:56.16gfxhow can I change the mouse wheel sensitivity for GTK apps like firefox, it doesnt seem to obey KDE's Control center?
03:00.41karuna_murtigfx: how about xorg.conf ?
03:01.26gfxkaruna_murti: I dont know how to do that, any instructions
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03:09.13karuna_murtigfx: sorry, there is no option for wheel speed in xorg.conf
03:09.54joschais it possible to ad-block flash in konqui?
03:11.47gfxkaruna_murti: wats the work around for this?
03:12.34karuna_murtigfx:sorry, my mistake
03:12.51chavogfx, you can set it from firefox
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03:13.18|main|joscha, add *.swf in your adblock hosts?
03:13.23|main|not sure if this will work well
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03:13.34unityhaving trouble starting up kmail for the first time...i get this: KMail could not create folder '$HOME/.kde/share/apps/kmail/mail'; anyone know what i can do?
03:13.50unityi checked permissions for the folder, they allow me to read and write
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03:14.15joscha|main|: i mean something like right-click on an flash  to ad-block
03:14.29unityfile:/home/unity/.kde/share/apps/kmail/lock is there and it's 61 bytes
03:14.37joschafirefox ad-block has an flash overlay
03:14.51|main|joscha, i dont know then
03:15.07|main|i was looking for the same capability, too
03:15.47gfxI got it thanks
03:15.52gfxuts now working
03:15.58|main|joscha, i think i know what u can do
03:16.20|main|you can create service menus in konq
03:16.29|main|but i dont think they work over flash anims :(
03:16.50joschano they don't
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03:17.48|main|well, then its a problem, hehe
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03:19.51|main|BTW, I’ve also discovered an option to “Just use plugins on demand”, that way you get a “Start plugin” button instead of flash animations.
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03:47.36SJrUnfortunatetly I'm not on the machine with KDE right now
03:47.51SJrbut I was messing with the themes and there seems to be major problems when you change colors.
03:48.10SJrIf I go to the Ad Applet KDE Panel every other option is unreadable because of the opposite color
03:48.16SJrI cannot find exactly where this color is specified however
03:48.55SJrEven if I switch from Plastic to Klassic, and Back the background color, dark blue is unreadable.
03:49.59chavoSJr, it's in colors -. Alternate Background in Lists
03:50.35SJrNice
03:50.41SJris there a problem with themes right now?
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03:50.57chavonot that I know of, no problems here
03:50.58SJrI notice if I switch to KDE dark high contrast, only half of the theme applies
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03:52.29dotCOMmiedoes anyone know if its possible to "lock" kde from command line?
03:52.43SJrdotCOMmie why would you want to?
03:52.48SJrif you want an easy way to lock
03:52.56SJrThere is a Lock Applet you can add
03:53.00dotCOMmieSJr: I want to write a script
03:53.45dotCOMmieor is there a way to make it so my lappy locks session when I close lid
03:55.52SJrhmmmm
03:56.21dotCOMmiehmm maybe something to do with kdesktop_lock
03:56.25HuntsMandotCOMmie: sure, try dcop kdesktop KScreensaverIface lock
03:56.51SJrHuntsMan will that work from the console?
03:57.09HuntsManit does here
03:57.23caffeiSJr, this works too: dcop kdesktop KScreensaverIface lock
03:57.29caffeidoh
03:57.33caffeibeaten to it ;o
03:57.40dotCOMmieHuntsMan: awesome!
03:57.58dotCOMmiecaffei: thanks
03:58.50SJrOk caffei so I switch to High Contrast Dark theme
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03:59.09SJrand the 'K Bar' lacking a better term is still sorta Plastik its white, tho the text is white as well.
03:59.23SJrThe applet buttons some are black and some aren't and most of the icons are the correct ones.
03:59.29dotCOMmieunstable: what you doing here? you dont even use kde
03:59.34dotCOMmied:
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04:19.04glickexcuse me, how do i compile a basic kde application?
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04:19.42nacer./configure
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04:25.30glickhttp://developer.kde.org/~larrosa/tutorial/p2.html
04:25.34glickim trying to compile that program
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04:26.40nacersomethink like that
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06:17.49ner0xOkay, brand new to KDE. Where do I download themes after I get them. How do I configure gtk+2 themes with it and what could be the reason I have no icons. lol
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06:19.00badfish<badfish> http://www.challenge-tv.com/index.php?mode=demodetail&demo=31023&dl=3
06:19.00badfish<badfish> nice article on microsoft future plans
06:21.28flaccidthat says nothing about microsoft badfish
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06:34.49DylanBhave any of you had a strange problem before where you're typing a fairly important document in KOffice, and in the bottom left hand corne it says "Page 1/$X", where $X is a rapidly increasing number, and the rest of the application locks up and consumes 100% cpu while that number continues to rise?
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06:36.51DylanB$X is up to 648
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06:40.58grom358Can anyone tell me if PDF allows you to set a colour for the paper. So it displays the page as a colour. For example, I got a form here that has to be printed out on green paper
06:41.46DylanBit'd be a lot easier and cheaper to go buy some green paper
06:42.08DylanBbut you may be able to apply a tint to it somehow
06:42.25grom358no.. I don't want it to print green ink out
06:42.42grom358I just want it to show up in PDF as green. But user has to feed in green paper
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06:43.05DylanBah, so just change the background of the pdf from white to green?
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06:44.15grom358DylanB: yes
06:44.22grom358but only still printing with black ink
06:44.34DylanBi don't think you can do that without makiing the printer print out green ink, too
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06:45.48DylanBman, i hope autosave kicked in..
06:46.38DylanBoh thank Bob, it did
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06:49.36flaccidwhat would be the best way to via shell script to check if session manager starts with empty session or restores previous?
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07:13.43DylanBcan someone do me a huge favor?
07:14.04fred87if it's kill George, yes
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07:14.17Mightymornign folks
07:14.18DylanBnot quite
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07:14.27DylanBtrying to track down my odd koffice bug
07:14.30fred87:(
07:15.10Mightydoes anyone know how you can disable konqueror from scanning for .directory files on ghosted automount map entries in a browsable autofs directory?
07:15.11DylanBcould you go into koffice, make a new text document, add text, text, a table, some more text and then select the table and some text, increase indent by 1 and try to save?
07:15.48fred87DylanB: what's expected problem?
07:15.50Mightyas you can imagine,it causes quite a strain on resources when you have 5000 entries in your autofs map and konqeuror causes all of them to e mounted :)
07:16.24DylanBfred87, koshell should freeze and consume 100% cpu until you kill it
07:16.26Georgefred87: bastard
07:16.35DylanBat least that's what happens to me
07:16.35Georgefred87: you're up early you tit
07:17.00benJImanit seems to crash here DylanB
07:17.12benJImanat least it's spent about 30s trying to save
07:17.27DylanBgah
07:17.39benJImanyeah kword is using 95% cpu
07:17.46DylanBsure enough, a bug arises ONLY when something is due the next day
07:17.51fred87George: aint gone to sleep yet
07:18.26fred87DylanB: sorry, already got 100% cpu usage due to compiling kde 3.5.2 :)
07:18.42DylanBooh, sounds fun
07:19.00DylanBrun a few instances of cpuburn in the background to give your machine a break ;)
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07:32.48karuna_murtikde 3.5.2?
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07:36.32hagabakaAdjust Time and Date is only setting the date and time for the KDE clock, but not for other programs...
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07:51.31visik7anyone here using kblogger ?
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08:01.01gnu_styleKDE version 3.5.1 is better than 3.5?
08:01.40SJrI would hope so
08:01.45SJrotherwise the developers have been wasting there time
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08:03.51Mightydoes anyone know how you can disable konqueror from scanning for .directory files on ghosted automount map entries in a browsable autofs directory? with 5000 entries in the map with the home dirs, this causes insane number of mounts to be made
08:03.59racteri just upgraded to kde3.5 (kubuntu) and now i am getting a nasty 'sigsegv' error that doesn't let me log in (from kdmgreet) -- is there a common solution to this?
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08:08.04globuslnxhi
08:08.26globuslnxI regret deeply that issue about trolltech not making qt gpl
08:08.49globuslnxalthough I am doing a kde installation right now I never used it on my own computer
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08:09.04benJImanglobuslnx: err Qt is gpled
08:09.07globuslnxis there a chance trolltech will change their mind and make it gpl?
08:09.09racterglobuslnx: what license is it?
08:09.14benJImanracter: it is GPL
08:09.28globuslnxmm... so why some people complain?
08:09.30strawuhh... that's so over
08:09.42globuslnxI was reading a magazine like from a month ago
08:09.44benJImanglobuslnx: some people complain it's not lgpl
08:09.50strawyou're reading posts from 5 years ago?
08:09.59globuslnxmm...
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08:10.17benJImanglobuslnx: if you want to develop non-gpl applications with Qt you have to either GPL them or buy an alternative licence from trolltech
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08:10.18globuslnxwhy is lgpl more gpl than plain gpl?
08:10.21benJImanit's not
08:10.29benJImanGPL requires that all linked code must also be GPL
08:10.33benJImanlgpl does not
08:10.35globuslnxaha
08:11.19globuslnxok, so I guess is fine then
08:11.32benJImanindeed
08:11.48globuslnxanother question I am about to make a gcc 4.x installation... does kde fare well with gcc 4.x?
08:12.05benJImanglobuslnx: it's fine with 4.0.2 onwards I think, had some issues with 4.0.0 iirc
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08:14.12globuslnxso i guess KDE devs now compile everything with gcc 4 right?
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08:16.37hagabakacan I let Konqueror use true type fonts preferably, regardless of the font family specified in stylesheet?
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08:17.26racterok this is a weird gripe but i'm trying to use kate and when i navigate to a folder in the 'open file' dialog, i always get the message 'please select the file to open' and have to click 'ok' before continuing to navigate.
08:17.41benJImanglobuslnx: most distros use gcc 4.x now
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08:19.41pinucsetits me or today kde 3.5.2 will be released
08:19.43pinucset?
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08:20.50globuslnxpinucset: are there a lot of differences in that one?
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08:34.56thechrisis there going to be any more KDE3.x releases before KDE4?
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08:37.33lippelthechris: only 3.5.x releases, but no 3.6
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08:38.38thechrisany idea if KDE4 will be here by 2007?
08:38.41globuslnxyes
08:38.54globuslnxdon't you see 3.5.1-2 etc?
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08:41.48thechrisoh.  i wasn't planning on updating my computer until around christmas time
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08:44.45Anon_Awayi'm wondering, what license are the kde icons released under?
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08:49.40visik7thechris: no 3 branch stop with 3.5.x
08:49.46visik7only minor updates
08:50.01globuslnxvisik7: when will kde 4 release?
08:50.41visik7plans are for the end of the year IIRC
08:50.53visik7I hope it will be out before vista
08:51.09Anon_Awaywell unless it's released in 2009, it will be ;)
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08:53.44globuslnxw000t 2009!!
08:53.51globuslnxare you for real?
08:54.27Anon_Awaywell now it's pushed to 2007, and everyone knows that once it's close, it's pushed back. again. :P
08:55.17msermsHello. I must be being ultra-blind - I can't find where to set my location to be somewhere in the UK so that my clock gets updated for British Summer Time. Any clues?
08:55.19globuslnxmm.. ok they pushed because m$$ pushed it!!??
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09:00.49visik7I've imported bookmark from firefox to konqueror but in the bookmark toolbar I see bookmark folder instead of "Bookmark Toolbar Folder" contents of firefox
09:00.53visik7ho can I enable it ?
09:01.13visik7np solved
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09:03.28visik7why javascript in the title bar doesn't work in konqueror ?
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09:14.51smooshi've got a problem with xscreensaver, it is installed, but don't appear nothing in the screen saver configuration applet of kde...
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09:20.33deathkathow do i enter the tip and tricks you see at startup without restarting the machine?
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09:31.08StevenRdeathkat: actually it's ktip
09:31.19SJr|nxI know Ih ad this problem like a week ago
09:31.23SJr|nxbut now I can't remember the answer
09:31.36SJr|nxin Konquerer previews are not showing up poperly for JPEGs
09:31.55SJr|nxIf I look in extensions jpeg matches the png setup, and pngs preview fine
09:32.59smooshi've got a problem with xscreensaver, it is installed, but don't appear nothing in the screen saver configuration applet of kde...
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09:34.06benJImankscreensaver != xscreensaver, kscreensaver can use xscreensavers though
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09:34.58benJImanyou need kdeartwork3-xscreensaver or the equivlant package for your distribution to use xscreensavers
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09:39.55PhilRodSJr|nx: do you have crossover installed?
09:40.07SJrwhy yes
09:40.08SJryes I do
09:40.08visik7why javascript in the title bar doesn't work in konqueror ?
09:40.11SJrand I just did a repair
09:40.13smooshbenJIman: thanks now it work!
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09:40.14SJrof associations too
09:40.24PhilRod~crossover-jpg
09:40.26aptIf you have problems with JPEGs and have crossover installed, see http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.kde.general/13618
09:40.54PhilRodapparently it's fixed in the latest version
09:41.00PhilRodof crossover, that is
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09:49.18SJr|nxBingo
09:49.26SJr|nxPhilRod in future you can just remove those mime types
09:49.34SJr|nxthats the solution if you read them through
09:49.37SJr|nxthank you very much for the link tho
09:53.10visik7who suggest me im.flosoft.biz ?
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09:55.52PhilRodSJr|nx: that question has come up a few times - would you like to write up the question and solution for the KDE faq?
09:56.16SJrlol that sounds like I'd have to register an account :P
09:56.25PhilRodif so, you can write it in plain text format, and send it to faq@kde.org or to me at phil@kde.org
09:56.38PhilRodno need to register anything :-)
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09:58.44SJrlol Q) JPEGs no longer preview (and I've installed CrossOver Office) A) Cross Over will create new MIME types that will override the default image/jpeg and image/jpg times. In Konquerer if you go to Settings -> Configure Konqueror -> File Associations. Find the application/x-crossover-jpg and application/x-crossover-jpeg entries, and remove them. Then hit Okay
09:58.48SJrthere you go.
09:59.04SJr|nxSee http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116142
09:59.59SJror would you still prefer an E-mail
10:00.32PhilRodthat should be ok, I'll copy-paste it somewhere where I'll remember to add it
10:00.38SJrI'll just e-mail it.
10:01.32PhilRodit's ok, I just emailed it to myself
10:01.49SJroh
10:01.49SJrwell
10:01.52SJrits already gone
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10:02.11PhilRodok, no problem
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10:02.30SJrHmmmmm
10:02.41SJrWere you around earlier with my theme problem
10:03.27SJr|nxbumf?
10:03.37PhilRodboring stuff, spiel
10:03.49SJr|nxregarding Cxoffice or a screenshot?
10:04.30PhilRodthe faq is licensed under the FDL with no invariant sections. If you don't like your stuff licensed like that, we won't be able to include it
10:04.47PhilRod(I hate dealing with licensing stuff, but unfortunately it's necessary)
10:05.29PhilRodI didn't see your themes problem
10:06.41SJr|nxFDL?
10:06.49SJr|nxNever heard of it
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10:07.05SJr|nxwhere does it sit on the following scale
10:07.22SJr|nxBSD--------LGPL----------GPL---------MS Licence
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10:10.34PhilRodit's a bit weird - roughly GPL, I guess
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10:11.08PhilRodthe debian people had a vote on it recently, and concluded that FDL with no invariant sections was "free enough" for them
10:11.29PhilRodin fact, there's a bit about licensing docs somewhere. Let me find it
10:11.53SJrhmmmmm
10:11.54SJrI'm reading
10:11.58SJrhttp://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html
10:12.02SJrbut I'm not sure which one it is
10:12.46visik7nobody know how to run javascript from the url bar ?
10:12.49StevenRSJr: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#DocumentationLicenses  and  http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html
10:13.04PhilRodhttp://l10n.kde.org/docs//doc-primer/licenses.html
10:13.06SJroh
10:13.07SJryeah
10:13.08SJrokay
10:13.09SJrthats fine
10:13.11SJrI don't care
10:13.28SJrso long as its not some wierd retoric that says anytime someone reads the FAQ I have to pay you or something
10:13.42PhilRodSJr: yeah, that's pretty much my opinion when it comes to licensing, but I understand that some people get fussy about licenses
10:13.53SJr|nxhmmmm bluetooth time
10:14.13SJr|nxkde have any compatibility with bluetooth?
10:14.23SJr|nxerr nice little applets that will do my job for me
10:14.28visik7there is kbluetooth
10:15.04visik7for me is enough to plug the usb pen and it just works
10:15.10PhilRodkdebluetooth, isn't it?
10:15.16SJr|nxyes apparently it is
10:15.18SJr|nxhmmmm
10:15.21SJr|nxI hope I have kernel support
10:15.57visik7which distro ?
10:16.21SJr|nxdebian
10:16.27visik7<PROTECTED>
10:16.28visik7dunno
10:16.42visik7I don't use bt on debian machines
10:16.47SJr|nxhmmmm
10:16.53visik7I even don't use X
10:17.04SJr|nxHmmmm
10:17.15SJr|nxwhere does kwrite get its PHP function list from.
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10:28.42gcbirzanHeh.
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10:37.57pinucsetwhen will kde 3.5.2 be released? it was supposed to be today?
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10:46.03Q-collectivehmm, the kaffeine site reports that the source is in kde extragear now, wil it ever replace kmplayer? :)
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10:58.42Q-collectivehow can I use kaffeine instead of kmplayer as my embedded player in konq?
10:59.21PhilRodsettings->configure konqueror->file associations, for each video type, change on the embedding tab
10:59.31PhilRodhrm, that's just a guess. I'm not sure if it works
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11:02.22mobtekPhilRod: it worls
11:02.25mobtekworks even
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11:02.42mobtekbut kaffeine likes to crash still methinks
11:02.45mobtekhaven't tried 0.8
11:02.52mobtekhence I was using kmplater
11:02.58mobtekkmplayer too
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11:03.50Naradahi guys; my X crashed and now everytime i login to kdm and kde my cpu usage goes really high; any suggestions?  top only shows X and kicker; my settings look a bit screwed as well
11:04.35PhilRodNarada: try with a new user. That'll tell you whether it's a config problem
11:04.59Naradahmm good idea
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11:06.17gourdinhithere
11:06.42NaradaOkay the new user works fine.
11:06.42gourdinI'd like to script ne task I often do manually with kmail
11:06.50NaradaSo how do I wipe all configurations for my normal user?
11:07.19gourdinI receive a mail, I copy/paste the source in an empty mail without subject and send this mail to dest@dest.com
11:07.24NaradaPhilRod: ^^
11:07.27gourdinis it possible to script this ?
11:07.40gourdinand to have this script with a right click on a mail ?
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11:07.54PhilRodNarada: rename (don't delete) ~/.kde/ and try again. If that works, we can try narrowing it down
11:08.04Naradak
11:08.05PhilRodI repeat, don't delete ~/.kde
11:08.11Naradaokay
11:08.15solaris:)
11:08.23PhilRodgourdin: depends what the task is
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11:09.04gourdinPhilRod: I just explained it ;)
11:09.16gourdin[2006-03-27 13:07] <gourdin> I receive a mail, I copy/paste the source in an empty mail without subject and send this mail to dest@dest.com
11:10.42NaradaPhilRod: That works fine.
11:10.42solarisAnyone of you using XGL?
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11:12.46PhilRodgourdin: oh yeah, sorry, missed that
11:13.03gourdin=)
11:13.08PhilRodNarada: but you don't know what the app with the high CPU usage was?
11:13.43NaradaPhilRod: OpenOffice I think.  Do you think kde was trying to restore my crashed session?
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11:14.29NaradaThereby trying to restore openoffice and hence high cpu usage.
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11:14.54NaradaIs there a way to get kde not to restore session perhaps?  I can live with a new config. That's not a problem.
11:14.55PhilRodNarada: ah, that would make sense. Restore ~/.kde and rename ~/.kde/share/config/ksmserverrc
11:14.58PhilRodthen try again
11:15.08PhilRodthat file stores the last saved session
11:15.16NaradaAh okay I will try that now.
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11:16.25PhilRodgourdin: you could try creating a filter with the action as "forward to" or "redirect to"
11:16.53PhilRodmaybe even "pipe through" if you have the "mail" command line app installed and correctly working
11:17.16PhilRodhrm, that last one might not work, since it'll overwrite the mail
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11:18.31NaradaPhilRod: Hmm no still a problem :(
11:18.37visik7nobody know how to run javascript from the url bar ?
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11:19.33NaradaPhilRod: Maybe I'll just stick to a new config for now :(
11:19.48NaradaMy virtual terminal cursors are behaving very oddly as well.
11:20.05cenuijAaaaaaah better
11:20.12cenuij<B Klibido
11:20.15marijnhow can you change the default font?
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11:21.04marijnnever mind
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11:27.39NaradaHmm.  Crap. :(
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11:30.32PhilRodNarada: well, I guess you could try the fairly blind method of renaming ~/.kde/share/config, then if that works, rename only half of it, and continue that binary search method until you find the offending file(s)
11:30.59PhilRodnobody ever takes up that suggestion though, so you get to be the first, and tell me if it works :-)
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11:31.13PhilRodI still think it's a good idea (potentially)
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11:32.25pinotreehello =)
11:32.38GraveDiggerhi pinotree
11:32.39GraveDigger:)
11:39.55simian__i am trying to insert a picture into a ductument in kword. i want the test to wrap around the picture, not sit under the picture
11:40.12simian__but i think that i don't understand something todo with frames
11:40.49simian__can any koffice guru shed some light on the subject?
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11:43.32pinotreesimian__: --> #koffice
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11:44.06simian__pinotree: ty
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11:49.39xroberxhi
11:49.49xroberxwhere's the changelog for 3.5.2 ? :)
11:50.11GraveDiggeris 3.5.2 on the ftp's yet?
11:50.17visik7is out ?
11:50.29xroberxshhh, don't say it too loud :P
11:50.35GraveDiggeri also wondered that i have 3.5.2 in the portage tree
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11:50.42GraveDiggerbut nowhere the tarballs to be found
11:50.43xroberxyup, it's in portage
11:50.46Frederickfolks where in kdevelop I can set the number of spaces in tabs?
11:52.24rdaleSettings -> Configure Editor -> Editing
11:53.45PhilRodhaha, this happens with every release - for some reason the gentoo packagers put new kde versions in their source tree before they're released, presumably so that you don't have to wait an extra millisecond after it's released
11:53.53PhilRod<insert obvious joke about gentoo users here>
11:54.00HamishTPBO_o
11:54.32HamishTPBPhilRod: we are handsome and witty - I don't know about any jokes... :P
11:56.39PhilRodheh
11:56.42PhilRod!food
11:56.53HamishTPBsounds like a plan :)
11:57.11HamishTPBneed to check out the KDE site and see what is new in 3.5.2 as well
11:58.10visik7is out ?
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11:59.16NaradaPhilRod: Sorry but I took a fresh config to save time :(
11:59.51NaradaPhilRod: lol yeah gentoo's pretty bleeding edge (why; is there a new version out?)
12:00.11NaradaEh? Is 3.5.2 out or something?
12:00.48visik7no
12:00.50GraveDiggerPhilRod: hehe, lol
12:00.51visik7not on the ftp
12:00.56Naradak
12:01.34NaradaHmm it is indeed on portage.  That is weird.
12:01.53NaradaAnd quite insanely early as well.
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12:01.59xroberxgentoo makes me suffer from versionity, i need new versions every day :(
12:02.09Naradalol
12:02.10HamishTPBxroberx: I used to be like that
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12:02.13Naradayeah i know what you mean
12:02.14Google_Firefoxinstruction Google Adsense-->  http://planet.nana.co.il/hartk2003/en.htm                 Download Firefox® -->  http://planet.nana.co.il/hartk2003/Firefox.htm
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12:02.22NaradaGah!
12:02.26NaradaI hate it when people do that.
12:02.34HamishTPBfeck-  that ad bot is spamming all over freenode :(
12:02.40NaradaReally?
12:02.58HamishTPByeah
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12:20.56visik7how can I enble nfs fileshare ?
12:20.58visik7on kde ?
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13:05.11wasynyt_awayhow do i import kde color scheme to a file so that i can use it another machine
13:05.18wasynyt_awaykde 3.5.1
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13:07.12pinotreewasynyt: kcontrol -> look & themes -> export scheme to save to file and import scheme to import from file
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13:09.44wasynytpinotree, i know i can save it, but where does it put that saved file
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13:10.48pinotreenot sure of that, do a find ~/.kde/share/ -iname 'yourname*'
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13:12.11wasynyti didnt give me anything :S
13:12.18wasynytman find
13:12.26wasynytups
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13:16.29visik7sudo mount -t nfs localhost:/home/visi/share/ /mnt/   works   nfs://localhost doesn't
13:17.27wasynytok now i found it thank you
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13:44.48KrisHi!
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13:49.40PhilRodhi Kris
13:52.17KrisWhat happened in here?
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14:02.48cromoI need to stop kbluetoothd otherwise it won't let me to suspend to disk
14:03.09Kriskillall kbluetoothd? I don't know
14:03.16Krisbut it is that way you kill X
14:03.45cromoKris: this is not stopping a service, it's just killing it
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14:04.22Kriscromo, is it not the same?
14:04.27cromoI guess dcop is the one to allow me to stop the services, but I couldn't find anything about it
14:04.37Krisif you kill it will stop, or what?
14:04.58cromodon't ask me
14:05.33Krisok :p
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14:09.26visik7nfs kioslave work from root but not from user
14:09.32visik7how can I get it working ?
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14:11.05Krisvisik7: i think you should change your permissions
14:14.01visik7Kris: of the share ?
14:14.07visik7Kris: is 777
14:15.27visik7<PROTECTED>
14:15.27KrisOk, so it look as i should, I think, gives it some errors?
14:16.03visik7it says Authorization failed, localhost authentication not supported
14:16.36visik7tryied also without nothing but async
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14:20.20jordo23What's the nicest newsreader for KDE?
14:20.33GraveDiggerakregator
14:20.36haakonnknode
14:20.48jordo23Not RSS reader....usenet
14:20.50lippeljordo23: define newsreader
14:20.52lippelok
14:20.58GraveDigger^^
14:20.58lippelknode then :P
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14:21.11jordo23Does anyone know a good usenet server to use?
14:21.31visik7jordo23: the one provided by your isp
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14:26.28jordo23visik7: I can't connect to that server from my workplace, is there another that I can use?
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14:27.17porkryndejordo23: most news servers are not wide open.  There are servers that you can pay a subscription to access.
14:27.29|lostbyte|Konqueror does'nt open up ?
14:27.38|lostbyte|any idea's ?
14:28.03PhilRod|lostbyte|: start it from a konsole, see if there's any debug output
14:28.19|lostbyte|only gives two lines..
14:28.22|lostbyte|QMultiInputContext::changeInputMethod(): index=0, slave=xim
14:28.30|lostbyte|and stops there.
14:28.59porkrynde|lostbyte|: run kdebugdialog and check everything, then rerun.
14:30.19|lostbyte|I checked all and applyed. restarted konqueror from cli and still get that 2 lines.
14:31.09PhilRodsounds like your kde is built without debug info. that's fairly standard
14:31.27PhilRodtry renaming ~/.kde/share/config/konquerorrc , then try again
14:31.32|lostbyte|PhilRod: Am on mandriva 2006.
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14:32.37|lostbyte|PhilRod: renamed that to xkonquerorrc, :( still get that 2 lines. ni Window opens.
14:32.50|lostbyte|ni/no*
14:32.58PhilRodhrm
14:33.09PhilRodps auxww | grep konqueror
14:33.16PhilRodis it actually running, but not showing a window?
14:33.39|lostbyte|shadow   11095  0.0  3.3  33064 17072 ?        S    17:02   0:00 konqueror [kdeinit] -session 1014cd7d2d4000113252186200000041700019_1132522497_287056
14:33.39|lostbyte|shadow   11343  0.0  3.3  33132 17196 ?        S    17:16   0:00 konqueror [kdeinit] --silent
14:33.39|lostbyte|shadow   11361  0.0  3.2  32528 16668 ?        S    17:17   0:00 konqueror [kdeinit] --silent
14:33.48|lostbyte|3 results !
14:33.52visik7does nfs:/ works from user ?
14:33.56visik7not from root
14:34.02PhilRodtry killing all of those, then start konq again
14:34.08|lostbyte|ok !
14:34.09Goliath23is there a "replace in files-tool" in kde?
14:34.20PhilRodGoliath23: kfilereplace will do that, IIRC
14:34.26PhilRodprobably in kdeutils
14:34.31Goliath23ok, thanks
14:34.50PhilRodor find+perl, but I guess you don't want to resort to the CLI :-)
14:35.11|lostbyte|PhilRod: killed it wil killall -9 konqueror.
14:35.27srednaGoliath23: Kfilereplace
14:35.28PhilRodSIGTERM would have been better, but too late now
14:35.30|lostbyte|and started konqueror, but still get the same.
14:35.33Goliath23PhilRod: no, actually kfilereplace looks neat :)
14:36.15PhilRod|lostbyte|: create a new user, try with that user. That'll tell you whether it's a config problem
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14:36.40|lostbyte|PhilRod: you mean ! another user on this same X session ?
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14:37.11PhilRodcreate another user on your system (with useradd, or whatever your distro uses). Then log in as that user, and start kde
14:37.35PhilRodif the problem is with your current user's config files, then konq will work for the new user
14:37.42PhilRodso then we'll know it's a problem with config files
14:37.46|lostbyte|PhilRod: k ! bee right back !
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14:40.33|lostbyte|PhilRod: Konqueror started ! but on the other user ?
14:42.22|lostbyte|PhilRod: what should i do to fix this ?
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14:44.48PhilRod|lostbyte|: you'll need to find the config file that is causing the problem. So, go back to your original user, and find out whether all other kde apps are working
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14:45.43PhilRodwell, you don't need to test them *all*, but test a few
14:46.54|lostbyte|PhilRod: kcalc and k3b works.
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14:48.50PhilRodtry some internet-related app like kmail, knode or konversation/ksirc
14:49.26YggdrasilOShas anyone here had any experience with using an alternate windowmanager within KDE, such as enlightenment?
14:50.09PhilRodnever tried it, but it should be possible
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14:50.19PhilRodexport KDEWM=/path/to/desired/wm
14:50.24PhilRodbefore starting KDE
14:50.31PhilRodor in a script in ~/.kde/env
14:50.33PhilRod~autostart
14:50.37aptTo start a program or set an environment variable at KDE login, see: http://docs.kde.org/development/en/kdebase/faq/configure.html#id2558687
14:50.40|lostbyte|PhilRod: kmail works.
14:50.42PhilRodbbiab
14:51.25PhilRod|lostbyte|: ok, here's the procedure I'd suggest: rename ~/.kde/share/config. Try konq again. If it works, there's some file(s) in that directory causing the problem
14:51.50|lostbyte|ok
14:52.13PhilRodthen you can rename the directory back, and move half of the files out of it. Try konq again. If it works, the problem must have been in one of those files you moved
14:52.21PhilRodI think you can work it out from there
14:52.44|lostbyte|PhilRod: still the same.
14:52.53PhilRodwith ~./kde/share/config moved? Hrm
14:53.04|lostbyte|i renamed config and i get the same.
14:53.04PhilRoddid you restart KDE after you moved it?
14:53.11|lostbyte|nope !
14:53.46|lostbyte|do i have to ?
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14:54.50PhilRodit's worth trying
14:54.59|lostbyte|PhilRod: Alright ! brb
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15:04.35Agathezolis there a way to make kdm allow root logins (on gentoo if its something non-kde related)
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15:08.00PhilRodAgathezol: there's probably some key in the config file. Take a look in: 1. The KDM handbook 2. The config page for it in control center 3. $KDEDIR/share/config/kdmrc
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15:09.46srednaKde is a fucking non-working POS
15:09.48srednaBAH
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15:10.19PhilRodsredna: having a good day, then, I see
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15:11.07srednaPhilRod: Every day, KDE prevents me from getting work done. Right now, I try to open a kate session with FTP files, but it fails to ask for the password, and it does not get it from the wallet.
15:11.23srednaPhilRod: How fun is that? Do you know if there is a working editor in gnome maybe?
15:11.35srednaOr even in windows?
15:11.43HamishTPB:O
15:12.03rooti need some help on mouting a ntfs partion in slax
15:12.06rootplease
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15:12.30PhilRodroot: ask in #slackware
15:12.33visik7sredna: I don't get any of your problems
15:12.34rootyes
15:12.50YggdrasilOSand don't log into IRC as root, that's just asking for trouble
15:13.07srednavisik7: I obviously does not get them all the time. Otherwise I wouldnt look to KDEs side
15:13.13rootooo sorry ...
15:13.18srednavisik7: But KDE is BOT STABLE
15:13.20srednaNOT
15:13.34srednaRather the oppersite, given it's random behavior
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15:14.06daquinowhere do i get lisa ?
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15:14.30vio_undernetplease help me i want to mount a ntfs partion  and to be able to write and read on it
15:14.46PhilRodvio_undernet: I already said, ask in #slackware
15:14.56PhilRodor #linuxhelp, or whatever it's called
15:15.14vio_undernetyes
15:15.21vio_undernetslax is based on slackware
15:15.32YggdrasilOSvio_undernet: type /j #slackware and ask there
15:15.39vio_undernetk thans
15:15.46YggdrasilOSthis is a channel for KDE-related questions
15:16.02vio_underneti cant
15:16.04HamishTPBsredna: what version of KDE is that with?
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15:16.13YggdrasilOSyou can't what?
15:16.15YggdrasilOStype?
15:16.16vio_undernet##slackware You're banned from that channel
15:16.21vio_undernet:P
15:16.27YggdrasilOSlol
15:16.36vio_undernetyeah lol
15:16.36visik7sredna:  the only problem that I've now with kde 3.5.1 is nfs and some kwin crash
15:16.44visik7sredna: but no random behaviour
15:16.58YggdrasilOShow did you get yourself banned?
15:17.10vio_undernetcan someone help me please in private...
15:17.20srednaHamishTPB: 3.5 branch
15:17.21vio_undernetabout the problem mouting a ntfs
15:17.39srednaHamishTPB: But it's not really a new problem, it's since 1996
15:17.43porkryndevio_undernet: have you googled it?
15:17.45HamishTPBsredna: oh :/
15:18.11YggdrasilOSvio_undernet: i'll tell you right now, you're not gonna get read-write support for NTFS in Linux without *major* trouble
15:18.13srednaMy current attempt to cure it is dropping gentoo and installing kubuntu instead
15:18.21vio_undernetRTFM i always get from everybody .......... :(((((
15:18.33srednaAnd dropping compiling kde at all, since I have lost any motivation to work on it for the moment
15:18.43YggdrasilOSthe linux-native NTFS driver only supports read-only
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15:18.53porkryndevio_undernet: TFM is there so people will R it.
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15:19.26YggdrasilOSthere's a way to get readwrite with a wrapper for the win32 driver, but it's unstable, and I really wouldn't reccomend it
15:19.43vio_undernetYggdrasilOS k i get the picture
15:19.50YggdrasilOSyou can corrupt your data easily with that
15:19.55vio_undernetno need to explain more
15:19.58vio_undernet...
15:19.59AgathezolPhilRod: Thanks, key was in kdmrc
15:20.01vio_undernet:)
15:20.31YggdrasilOSand yeah, a simple google search for "ntfs linux" would have told you much the same
15:20.56vio_underneti need an opinion about kde 3.51 is it transparent ....
15:21.23PhilRodif you mean "does it support translucency?" the answer is yes
15:21.55vio_underneti have fedora core 5
15:22.09vio_undernetbut ...
15:22.15vio_undernetno  translucency there
15:22.38PhilRodgoogling should turn up some relevant information for you
15:23.01porkryndePhilRod: are there specific compile flags to get that working?  Or does it just work (TM)?
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15:23.44PhilRodporkrynde: translucency? should work if you have sufficiently recent X and accelerated drivers. There's a good howto on the gentoo wiki, IIRC
15:23.58PhilRod~translucency
15:24.00apttranslucency is probably http://www.kde.me.uk/index.php?page=x-6.8-xcomposite-howto
15:24.00porkryndeCool.
15:24.06PhilRodbah, that's a stupid old link
15:24.42vio_undernetlol i am a beginner how can i do all that
15:24.45PhilRodhttp://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_Xorg_X11_and_Transparency
15:24.48PhilRodread that
15:24.56PhilRodapt: no, translucency is http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_Xorg_X11_and_Transparency
15:24.59aptPhilRod: okay
15:24.59vio_underneti just nedd something really eazy
15:25.18George`TWhey Phil
15:25.26PhilRodvio_undernet: get a distro that includes support for it then. Probably kubuntu does. Maybe SuSE too
15:25.35PhilRodhiya George`TW
15:25.42YggdrasilOSFedora Core is a rather bad distro to start out on...it needs a lot of TLC to get it up and running smoothly
15:25.57vio_undernetkubuntu i have
15:26.26YggdrasilOSuse that then, it'll probably come with transparency support already configured
15:26.33vio_undernetno translucensy there .. :P
15:26.43vio_undernetand suse ...
15:26.50vio_underneti don`t think so ...
15:26.59YggdrasilOSvio_undernet: well, have you set up the right video drivers?
15:27.07vio_undernetyes
15:27.13vio_undernetnvidia in fedora core 5
15:27.20vio_undernetbut ....
15:27.24vio_undernetnone ...
15:27.30vio_undernetno setiing
15:27.33vio_undernetnothing
15:27.41YggdrasilOSalso understand that applications have to support transparency on their own
15:27.54daquinocan someone tell me where to get lisa ?
15:28.07YggdrasilOSif KDE supports it, then you can make your panel and menus transparent, but that won't affect the programs you run
15:28.26vio_undernetfirefox ...?
15:28.29vio_undernetsupport ?
15:28.41vio_undernetor krusader ??
15:28.58YggdrasilOSfirefox doesn't support that by default
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15:29.23YggdrasilOSin fact... the only way I've ever gotten that to be transparent is with Xgl, and that's a *huge* pain to set up right with KDE
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15:29.42vio_undernetxgl i heard about it ...
15:29.47YggdrasilOSit's not even stable yet, so I'm staying clear for now
15:29.53vio_undernetfrom novell rigt
15:29.59vio_undernetit just beta
15:30.08YggdrasilOStry late alpha
15:30.14vio_undernet:)
15:30.29YggdrasilOSbeta implies that it's actually functional, and just needs the bugs ironed out
15:30.40vio_undernetyes
15:30.51vio_underneti`ve heard about a distro
15:30.53YggdrasilOSright now, segfaults and extremely bizarre behavior are the norm
15:30.56vio_undernetwith this xgl
15:31.08vio_undernettehnology
15:31.35porkryndevio_undernet: My coworker came in with a live-cd demo but it was gnome based.
15:31.43YggdrasilOSwell, I've gotten Xgl working (partly) in Gentoo Linux, and there's a pretty simple way to get it working in Ubuntu as well
15:32.08YggdrasilOSyeah, using Xgl with KDE involves pulling in parts of Gnome to do the window drawing
15:32.18YggdrasilOSit's an ugly kludge
15:32.24vio_undernetlol i don`t underdstand you guys
15:32.42vio_undernetspeak for the simple man to understant ... :P
15:32.56PhilRodvio_undernet: xgl isn't ready for most people to use yet
15:32.57YggdrasilOSwell, in that case...
15:33.09YggdrasilOSstay away from Xgl, it's not ready yet
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15:33.24vio_undernetk
15:33.30vio_undernet... :)
15:33.30YggdrasilOSi plan to steer clear, until KDE support is added
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15:34.31vio_undernetwhat distro do you recommand to use .... with ntfs support ... ???
15:34.39vio_undernetand  translucency
15:34.50vio_underneti use slax now
15:34.54vio_undernetit`s great ...
15:34.58vio_undernetand free ..
15:35.28YggdrasilOSvio_undernet: most of the good distros are free...
15:36.00vio_undernetso what do you recommand ...
15:36.15YggdrasilOSi'd recommend Ubuntu or Kubuntu for the newbies, and Gentoo for the more experienced people who like to tweak
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15:36.44vio_underneto  .   o   . o what about superkaramba
15:36.47vio_undernet...
15:36.56YggdrasilOS...never heard of it
15:37.02vio_undernetlol
15:37.16srednaGentoo is not working
15:37.25srednaAnd it's hell maintaining
15:37.32YggdrasilOSbe more specific, Gentoo is not working for you
15:37.41YggdrasilOSit's working just fine for me
15:37.49srednaMumble
15:37.58vio_undernetYggdrasilOS thank`s man ....
15:38.07vio_undernetfor the help ....
15:38.08YggdrasilOSnp
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15:39.00srednaI'll drop gentoo today, and reconcider if I ever get a computer fast enough to build a full kde install in less than a day
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15:39.28YggdrasilOSsredna: it goes somewhat faster if you just emerge kdebase-startkde, and pull in only the packages you use
15:39.45YggdrasilOSas opposed to compiling monolithic KDE
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15:41.07|lostbyte|PhilRod: :)
15:41.18pinotreePhilRod: :)
15:41.26pinotree(following the hype)
15:41.28peterjkanyone know of a way to use a hotkey to fire up new email using kmail
15:41.46|lostbyte|I ended up removing .kde and everything worked. only lost my kde settings.
15:41.52|lostbyte|but i set it back :)
15:41.56deegodoes anyone use korn?  everytime i log back in to a new session, korn fails to show up on the panel, moreover, it loses all settings
15:41.56|lostbyte|pinotree: :P
15:42.02|lostbyte|THAnx
15:42.20deegoand, if not korn, what other biff (new mail notification) program do you all use?
15:42.58YggdrasilOSum...i usually just leave Kmail running in the bg...
15:43.26YggdrasilOSor Gaim will poke me when i get new mail
15:43.38sredna... and if someone comes up with a frontend to emerge that allows managing the use flags pr package withouth all that typing that would be a gain too
15:43.52srednapinotree: What would make etch better than kubuntu?
15:43.56|lostbyte|cya Guys !
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15:43.59pinotreesredna: kuroo
15:44.06pinotreeor whatever is called
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15:44.13pinotreeit's on kde-apps
15:44.26srednapinotree: Kuroo did not allow me to check tue use flags pr package last time I looked at it
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15:45.22YggdrasilOSsredna: porthole is useful for that
15:45.35srednaBut currently my main problem is that if I want to keep my install up to date, my CPU will be busy compiling all the time, so I don't want to use gentoo for now anyways
15:45.38aseigopinotree: yo
15:45.38YggdrasilOSit lets you see what useflags are available for each package, at least
15:45.49srednaIs it a kde app?
15:45.56YggdrasilOSnah
15:46.05YggdrasilOSbut it shows up in the kde menu once you emerge it
15:46.23srednaWell, I dont, since I have done my last emerge on this box
15:46.35YggdrasilOSit's faster than emerge -s foo if you're looking for an unfamiliar package
15:46.35xroberxsredna: you don't need to update every day, just do it once a week, it's more than enough
15:47.06srednaxroberx: If I update once a week my old box can't keep up I'm afraid
15:47.10YggdrasilOSyeah, seriously, just pop an entry into crontab to emerge --sync && emerge -u world every sunday at midnight, or something
15:47.17peterjkcan shortcut key be used to get new email, using KMAIL
15:47.47srednaEmerge sync is a BAD idea, it takes 4+567098709876030435. I only do that when I know that I will be away from the computer for > 3 hrs
15:48.05YggdrasilOSo_O
15:48.06srednapeterjk: C-l if you have kmail in focus
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15:48.28YggdrasilOSit takes that long to sync?  you must have a lousy connection
15:48.37xroberxsredna: it takes 12 minutes (max) in my computer and it's not very fast (1'4 Ghz centrino)
15:48.47peterjksred: is there not a way - with kmail in systray
15:48.48xroberxsredna: being the average 6 to 8 mins
15:49.08srednaNo, I have a 1024/128 adsl connection. The time is spent locally jabbing around in the MASSIVE number of files portage keeps
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15:49.24YggdrasilOSmine takes a grand total of 3min 30sec, but i'm running an AMD64 system, so I've got a bit of an  edge there
15:49.47srednaWell, give me a amd 64 with a resonable speed and I'll reconsider
15:49.51xroberxsredna: if you think portage keeps a massive number of packages, go take a look at the debian repository :P
15:50.05YggdrasilOSya, seriously, apt-get si huge
15:50.18srednaxroberx: Just wait, next week there wil be individual ebuilds pr file
15:50.28xroberxheh
15:51.01srednaWhen does someone come up with a networked package manager?
15:51.14srednaIt really can't be that hard!
15:51.22xroberxsredna: the problem is that portage uses plain files
15:51.30xroberxsredna: it should use a lightweight db
15:51.31YggdrasilOSsredna: portage can be set up to use distcc for compiling, if that's your trouble
15:51.52srednaYggdrasilOS: What would be the gain with one box?
15:51.54YggdrasilOSa lot of the blame has to rest with the rsync protocol, as it's got a fairly large amount of overhead
15:51.59YggdrasilOSwell...none
15:52.03sredna...
15:52.06YggdrasilOSthe idea is to spread out the work
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15:52.43YggdrasilOSand turning on ccache can speed up recompilations, when they're necessary
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15:53.10YggdrasilOSanyway, if you don't like dealing with portage, go grab Kubuntu or something and be happy
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15:53.22srednaWell, I don't with this old box
15:53.46YggdrasilOSyah, grab a Kubuntu install DVD
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15:54.19YggdrasilOSthe more stuff you can pack onto local storage beforehand, the better off you'll be, with a low-end machine
15:54.49YggdrasilOSor heck, if you want a really dirt-simple installation, use Knoppix :P
15:55.08srednaI'd probably be less annoyed if I had a newer one, but I don't and it's nowhere near the top of my wishlist, since I tend to just use my PC for writing documents, doing DTP layout, web design and such lately. No need to throw money after a newer PC for that
15:55.45YggdrasilOSyeah...Kubuntu's your best bet
15:55.58YggdrasilOSminimal hassle, and it's got a fairly large repository
15:56.20YggdrasilOSi use it myself on boxen that i have to drool-proof
15:56.45parsoHello !
15:56.53srednaWhat is gentoo good for if you can't use it on any box!?
15:57.13porkryndesredna: check out conary
15:57.22srednaporkrynde: What is that?
15:57.22parsoHello !
15:57.29srednaHellp parso ;)
15:57.32YggdrasilOSGentoo's for when you want to eke out every last drop of speed from your hardware
15:57.35porkryndewiki.conary.com networked package manager
15:57.36srednaO
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15:58.10YggdrasilOSand btw, there's nothing *compelling* you to update all the time
15:58.24YggdrasilOSif you want a really stable machine, get it working the way you like and stop
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15:58.45xroberxYggdrasilOS: Gentoo is also for when you just want KDE installed (try that in say Fedora)
15:58.53srednaporkrynde: Unless it is used by some distro it's useless -- I'm NOT going to spend 304987509675 learning something just for fun at the moment, the summer is coming up and the place to be will be outside
15:59.02GraveDiggerxroberx: or suse...
15:59.09porkryndesredna: It's used by rPath Linux
15:59.22xroberxmost distros tend to mix Kde and Gnome, and that's something i can't stand
15:59.23srednaporkrynde: Never heard of that
15:59.39YggdrasilOSxroberx: Kubuntu is entirely KDE-based
15:59.55porkryndesredna: We're working on that.
15:59.59xroberxYggdrasilOS: are you sure ? is it 100% gnome free ? :)
16:00.26GraveDiggerxroberx: most distros simple want to provide "known shit" to people coming from other os's ... and most windows idiots simply WANT firefox and xchat and are not interested in good alternatives
16:00.32YggdrasilOSwell, it's got the gtk hooks in case you want to use an app that needs them, but it doesn't install any of gnome's WM stuff
16:01.05srednaxroberx: There is not really a reason not to use gtk apps inside kde or vice verca, although sometimes the load of the extra services started seems a bit heavy. Kde tends to be worst in that respect I believe.
16:01.05YggdrasilOSthe whole point of Ubuntu and Kubuntu is to provide one option that works for everything
16:01.17daquinowhere do i get the lisa daemon ?
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16:01.57YggdrasilOSi like several of the Gnome apps, i just loathe their WM
16:02.04GraveDiggersredna: its about compatibility and interprocess communication - this reduces the greater that mixture gets
16:02.16porkryndedaquino: kdenetwork
16:02.18srednadaquino: If you installed kdenetwork you should have it
16:02.52YggdrasilOSOTOH, i'm not too terribly thrilled with the KDE WM either, at the moment
16:03.02xroberxanyway, i think it's not good to mix kde and gnome apps. If windows has something good, that's the unified interface
16:03.11GraveDiggerYggdrasilOS: thrilled by kwin? how comes?
16:03.12GraveDiggeroO
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16:03.36YggdrasilOSeh, it just seems kinda bloated
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16:04.01YggdrasilOSand there's not enough eye-candy to justify that
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16:04.19srednaGraveDigger: My personal dislikings with the feww gtk apps I use are mainly the file dialog and the inconsistence with regard to GUI design. No reliable shortcut schemes etc. And of course I'd love for them to work better with KDE, since that is my main environment.
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16:04.41daquinowell when i run lisa its not starting it tells me to run --help
16:04.49daquinoi know you just run it i bet it cant find the config file
16:04.52PhilRodYggdrasilOS: so set $KDEWM and use a window manager that you like
16:04.56daquinois there a config file hanging out somehwere ?
16:05.00xroberxsredna: i'm sure there are kde alternatives to the gtk applications you use
16:05.08YggdrasilOSPhilRod, i shall, once i finish recompiling modular KDE
16:05.17srednaKwin -- apart form the random crashing -- is one of the best parts of KDE imo
16:05.32YggdrasilOSso far, I'm liking enlightenment the best
16:05.56srednaxroberx: SVG drawing? Pixmap drawing? They are YEARS behind.
16:06.14xroberxsredna: they ? who ?
16:06.19porkryndexroberx: inkscape and gimp?
16:06.20daquinowhrre is the lisa default config file ?
16:06.26xroberxmmm
16:06.28deego`YggdrasilOS: thanks
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16:06.43xroberxwell, i have to admit gimp is more functional than krita at the moment
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16:07.00YggdrasilOSdeego, um, okay...
16:07.00srednaxroberx: There is no kde vector drawing app that lets you do even simple things without major hazzle. And krita can't undo 75% of its actions.
16:07.10xroberxsredna: there is karbon
16:07.18srednaKarbone is merely a joke
16:07.24xroberxheh
16:07.31YggdrasilOSthat's the weird thing i'm noticing...
16:07.54YggdrasilOSKDE's got a better WM than Gnome, but Gnome has all the good apps
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16:08.06xroberxall ? omg
16:08.20porkryndef-spot, beagle, banshee all top notch
16:08.22YggdrasilOSi didn't mean that literally
16:08.34porkryndeAnd C#/mono
16:08.40YggdrasilOSperhaps i should say they have more good apps than KDE
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16:08.50srednaWrong
16:09.05xroberxanyway, The GIMP is not a Gnome app
16:09.16YggdrasilOSi know that much
16:09.24xroberxnor firefox
16:09.25YggdrasilOSi'm talking about stuff ilke GAIM and GRip
16:09.27srednaNothing in gtk or gnome matches the apps that I use most -- kmail, konqueror, kate
16:09.40srednaOr konsole, not to be forgotten
16:09.47xroberxsure
16:09.47YggdrasilOSand a lot of the 3rd party apps tend to use the GTK framework
16:10.12YggdrasilOSlike GIMP, Firefox, and such
16:10.30porkryndegaim and grip are both gtk.  Not Gnome.
16:10.33srednaHopefully the improved kdelibs for kde4 will make it more easy to use KDE
16:10.46YggdrasilOSwhat do you think GTK stands for?
16:10.54pinotreeGimp ToolKit
16:10.55xroberxGimp Tool Kit
16:11.02srednaI dont know what grip is
16:11.06daquinodo i even need lisa if im just looking to use konq with smb ?
16:11.14porkryndesredna: cd ripper
16:11.27srednaNothing indicates to me that gaim is better than kopete
16:11.28pinotreeaudiocd://
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16:11.43YggdrasilOSah...so it does...
16:11.47porkryndegnome is built on gtk like kde is built on qt.
16:11.51srednaaudiocd:// is by far enough for my needs in that respect
16:11.52YggdrasilOSwell, don't i have egg on my face
16:11.55rdaleC#/mono isn't anything to do with Gnome, only the language bindings are
16:12.02pinotreesredna: try kaudiocreatorù
16:12.04k4ire all
16:12.04pinotree-ù
16:12.07porkrynderdale: any kde bindings for the same?
16:12.31pinotreepyQt, pyKDE, ruby-kde
16:12.33YggdrasilOSC# is Micro$oft's creation, as it happens
16:12.38srednaI dont rip a CD more than once every 3 years pinotree.
16:12.44rdaleyes, I'm working on some, but I don't think they'll be done until kde4 now
16:12.55pinotreekjsembed
16:13.03YggdrasilOSi'd prefer it if they added CD-ripping support to amaroK
16:13.27YggdrasilOSand file transcoding, i haven't found a good Linux app to do that yet
16:13.39YggdrasilOS*good, flexible Linux app
16:13.42pinotree"transcoding"?
16:13.54YggdrasilOSchanging from one audio format to another
16:14.12YggdrasilOSlike going from FLAC to MP3 or AAC, for loading onto my iPod
16:14.16SimAtWorkYggdrasilOS: do that will cause loss
16:14.18SimAtWorkwell ok, not from flac
16:14.21xroberxYggdrasilOS: there ir transcode and mencoder
16:14.29pinotreeYggdrasilOS: mencoder
16:14.31YggdrasilOSi'm talking GUI
16:14.40srednaI'd love to see an application that could deprecate slocate, and which would work on the fly instead of the massive slocate updating. It should be GUI independant, so it could be used form cli too. I'm told that tenor/kat aims to become that.
16:14.50srednaKmencoder
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16:15.22xroberxYggdrasilOS: well, there are some kommander scripts out there
16:15.36YggdrasilOSdoing transcoding from a konsole window is a pain, and i don't feel like writing up shell scripts for procedures I might go through once every 4 months
16:15.42lippelYggdrasilOS: audiocd:/
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16:16.29YggdrasilOSthe scripts might be a feasable workaround, but I'd like to see that support built into amaroK itself
16:16.34YggdrasilOSmore robust, that way
16:16.58YggdrasilOSthat's the one area in which iTunes remains superior...it makes transcoding easy
16:17.20lippelYggdrasilOS: have you tried audiocd:/ in konqueror?
16:17.43lippelshipped in kdemultimedia
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16:19.21srednaHi annma
16:19.33annmahi
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16:21.05SimAtWorkannma: !
16:21.08SimAtWorklong time no see
16:21.09SimAtWorkhow are you?
16:21.17PhilRodYggdrasilOS: you can probably do that transcoding with a servicemenu
16:21.20PhilRod~servicemenus
16:21.22apti heard servicemenus is http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/dot/servicemenus.html
16:21.27annmaSimAtWork: i had a baby!
16:22.06PhilRodannma: heya! all's well with you and the baby, I hope
16:22.55annmayes!
16:23.01annmathanks
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16:23.31PhilRodanyone feel like taking a look at a bug? It's an easy one: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=124299
16:23.50PhilRodworks for me, but not the reporter
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16:25.19lippelPhilRod: doesn't work here either
16:25.32lippelmaybe it depends on the locale settings?
16:26.06radfojhi, why kmail and akregator behaves different ... and they can be used inside kontact ... e.g. opening links in background with kmail but in foreground from akregator ... or why arent feeds locked, like in kmail .. everyday I scramble them with my mouse (doesnt happen in kmail)
16:26.18PhilRodlippel: ah, good idea. en here. What about you?
16:27.01srednaannma: Really? Another child? Congratulations!
16:27.12annmasredna: yes, #5
16:27.13xroberxmmm, f is unicode 0066, # is unicode 0023, b is unicode 0062, so i think it's ok
16:27.15annmaa girl
16:27.23pinotreesredna: now, she did the a complete indoor football team
16:27.25lippelPhilRod: english language plus german country settings
16:27.30annmasredna: you don't read my blog!!!
16:28.00srednaannma: I've a complicated relation with KDE at the moment, so I missed the kdeplanet for a while
16:28.18annmathere's a pic on my blog
16:28.44xroberxPhilRod: it's very odd because all those characters (# b f) are part of ASCII, so they are all the same in every charset
16:28.50annmawhen is kde 3.5.2 due?
16:28.50ChryseusPhilRod: doesn't work here either.. though you'll get it "working" if you turn "descending" on
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16:29.03xroberxannma: it's already in gentoo! :)
16:29.18ChryseusI mean.. everybody should check that too
16:29.23annmagentoo!
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16:29.26sredna.. and looks
16:29.39radfojxroberx: but tarballs are missing
16:29.53xroberxoops
16:30.26xroberxwell, i've read the changelog
16:30.30srednaannma: You will be pleased to hear that I'm dropping gentoo for a while, switching to kubuntu. I've had it with all the compiling untill I get a more up to date PC.
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16:30.58xroberxsredna: kubuntu is a debian fronted, mind you :P
16:31.12srednaxroberx: And?
16:31.23annmasredna: is kubuntu good?
16:31.26xroberxmmm, nothing :S
16:31.46srednaannma: I hope so, but the bit I've tried it (using a live cd) it looks fine
16:32.21kronozimo kanotix is alot better than kubuntu
16:32.32srednaannma: You girl looks very lovely. I'm envious you know, because I have no kids and I really like them!
16:32.57PhilRodxroberx: does it work for you?
16:33.00annmashe is adorable, yes
16:33.05xroberxPhilRod: let me see
16:33.12PhilRodChryseus: what are your language settings?
16:33.13annmasredna: there's still time
16:33.34sredna;)
16:33.51srednakronoz: Explain why it is better please
16:33.52ChryseusPhilRod: en_US
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16:34.39kronozsredna: quicker to install, faster, installs a fuller system than kubuntu does, with a more standard like kde
16:34.39PhilRodChryseus: so does it only work for you with "sort descending"?
16:34.48srednakronoz: The german homepage is a clear disadvantage
16:35.02srednaThe more standard like kde is a plus
16:35.16srednaWhy do you think it is faster?
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16:35.40kronozsredna: there is a language chooser thing on homepage
16:36.04xroberxPhilRod: mmm, # is ignored if you set sort by name and ignore capitalization but not if you set sort by name taking capitalization into account
16:36.08ChryseusPhilRod: Well I meant that if there's only two files everybody should check in which direction they are sorting because it changes the result
16:36.10kronozsredna: i'm not sure why i think it is faster
16:36.16Tonglebeaki wiped out kde and recompiled it kdebase-startkde on gentoo, and now i'm getting this error message every first time i try accessing the start menu, per session
16:36.20ChryseusPhilRod: but yes.. it shows "right" with descending
16:36.26PhilRodChryseus: oh yeah, I didn't think of that, duh
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16:36.32Tonglebeaklemme get screenshot
16:36.37PhilRodI should have said to try with three files
16:36.48srednakronoz: What are the main differences with KDE?
16:36.59Tonglebeakhttp://img59.imageshack.us/img59/1246/kdeerror3cu.jpg
16:37.10PhilRodxroberx: very strange - it works with case sensitive and case insensitive here. Did I already ask your language settings?
16:37.18srednaI know that kubuntu have a non-standard kde control center, but apart from that?
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16:37.38xroberxPhilRod: nope, but they are es_ES.UTF-8
16:38.09kronozsredna: the kmenu is different
16:38.23kronozsredna: more catagories and stuff
16:38.46srednakronoz: Does kanotix come with a GUI package manager that works well?
16:39.11kronozsredna: no, but apt-get isn't really that difficult
16:39.20kronozsredna: you could install one though
16:39.20srednaNo
16:39.29srednaAnd yes
16:39.36kronozsredna: it has synaptics
16:39.57kronozsredna: but i don't consider that very good
16:40.30srednaFrom the brief look I had at adept it looked fine
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16:40.43SimAtWorkannma: !!! congrats on the baby!
16:40.46SimAtWorkannma: boy or girl?
16:40.48kronozsredna: agreed adept is quite good
16:40.52annmagirl, SimAtWork
16:40.52SimAtWorkannma: isn't that your third?
16:40.58annmamy 5th
16:41.03srednakronoz: Can I install adept in kanotix?
16:41.05annma4 girls and 1 biy
16:41.08annmaboy
16:41.12rpinheirotarde ALL
16:41.20lippelpoor boy :P
16:41.22SimAtWork5th!
16:41.23SimAtWorkmy gosh
16:41.26kronozsredna: yeah it is in the repos
16:41.27SimAtWorkhow doyou find time to code!?
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16:41.35xroberxPhilRod: same happends with en_US.UTF-8
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16:41.45xroberxs/happends/happens/
16:41.54annmaSimAtWork: presently i don't code!
16:42.11srednakronoz: I read a review that claims that kanotix is knoppix on steroids. But last time I tried knoppix, the K menu was very bad. Imho, a default KDE K menu is the best.
16:42.30kronozsredna: the system installed by kanotix is mainly debian sid
16:43.06srednakronoz: So it comes with the weird debian menu?
16:43.22SimAtWorki just read this article that made my stomach churn.  about this windows guy who set up a 1tb server using linux... but he made like 40 30gb partitions and he didn't use raid and well
16:43.25SimAtWorkhe was just an idiot
16:43.50PhilRodxroberx: what distro?
16:44.03kronoz<PROTECTED>
16:44.08xroberxPhilRod: Gentoo
16:44.29PhilRodxroberx: ok
16:44.36srednakronoz: Semi transperance can be configured away, I'm more worried of the menu structure.
16:44.39PhilRodthanks to all for trying
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16:48.07kronozsredna: menu -> http://img136.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snapshot17vy.png
16:49.15cbrkronoz: woow that is crowded.. do you really make use of all those apps?
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16:49.33peterjkdoes anyone know anything about QUANTA
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16:49.46kronozcbr: no i don't, their just there *i might need them* :)
16:50.04cbrhehe
16:50.08kronozcbr: most were installed by default
16:50.10xroberxkronoz: you are missing kmldonkey though
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16:50.21cbrgo get it :p
16:51.00kronozdone!
16:52.41Tonglebeakhttp://img59.imageshack.us/img59/1246/kdeerror3cu.jpg <--- why does that occur the first time i try to open the k menu, per session? it only happens once per session
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16:54.50kronozhey
16:54.50metalfanhi
16:56.26metalfanmy minimal kde install likes to be advanced with zip integration in konqueror, right click on a zip file and choose extract to current dir would be very nice...what packages are related to zip integration on konqueror?
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16:57.47xroberxmetalfan: take a look at 'ark'
16:58.17metalfanxroberx, ark can work with zip as can karchiver....but whats about the integration?
16:58.43xroberxmmm, no idea i always use command line tools
16:58.46PhilRodTonglebeak: go to "system:/" in konqueror. Do you get an error? What distro are you using?
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16:59.13Tonglebeaki don't have konqueror install
16:59.18Tonglebeakthis is the barebones of kde that i have installed
16:59.20Tonglebeakgentoo amd64
16:59.43PhilRodmetalfan: IIRC ark puts right-click-menu entries. You can create your own with servicemenus:
16:59.45PhilRod~servicemenus
16:59.51apthmm... servicemenus is http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/dot/servicemenus.html
16:59.52PhilRod~split-ebuilds
16:59.54aptIf you didn't build the whole of a KDE module, we can't offer support. See http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-devel&m=110806759516927&w=2 for the reason. Try #gentoo if you don't want to install the full KDE module.
16:59.57PhilRodTonglebeak: ^^^^
17:00.03PhilRodor try #gentoo-kde
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17:01.25marseillaihi! i'm looking for krfb connection's log. do you know where they are ?
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17:01.39metalfanPhilRod, thx
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17:02.12metalfanPhilRod, ark didn't put right click menus on my sys...
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17:05.21luksancan somebody please tell me why kompmgr won't recognize my Composite extension?
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17:07.07SimAtWorkluksan: maybe it's not on?
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17:09.01strawits very depressing that kweather does seem to do celcius :(
17:09.13luksanSimAtWork: no, it will work, because if I try running xcompmgr it works
17:09.31luksanthis is very frustrating
17:13.00metalfanwhere can i get more information about kdeaddons-kfile-plugins ?
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18:00.45Cicciuxso, when's kde4 coming out?
18:02.08gizmo75hello,
18:02.41mhterresaseigo: any previsions for kde4 ?
18:02.54aseigoCicciux: when it's ready ...
18:03.01mhterreshehheee
18:03.08aseigoCicciux: tech previwes probably come out in the fall
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18:03.10aseigoer, previews
18:03.21xanax`mhterres : check the mockups of kde-look.org
18:03.32mhterresI'll take a look
18:03.37xanax`"KDE4 brainstorm"
18:03.41aseigoxanax`: those are hardly official ...
18:03.50aseigorather the random ideas of kde users
18:03.58xanax`i know but there's too few at the moment about KDE 4
18:04.03mhterresaseigo: are you coming to ifsf in Brazil next month ?
18:04.04aseigosome are pretty nice, but none are actually done by people working on features in kde4
18:04.16aseigomhterres: in theory, yes
18:04.23mhterreswhy in theory ?
18:04.30aseigoxanax`: too few? how many should there be?
18:04.56aseigomhterres: i don't have my flight itinerary yet, though that's supposedly being worked out
18:05.14mhterreshmmm, I understand
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18:06.00aseigomhterres: once that's completed, then i'll be able to say unequivocally, "yes."
18:06.08mhterresyes
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18:06.55mhterresaseigo: but is this depending of what ? you or the organization ?
18:07.12aseigoxanax`: it's a bit hard to show things before they are there to be seen ... and given that we have limits to our manpower, i think we are better served getting the tech done first and the screenshots for the public after, no? =)
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18:07.23aseigoxanax`: i understand it's annoying to have to wait, but that's how it works...
18:07.30aseigomhterres: the organization...
18:07.38mhterreshmmm
18:08.19xanax`yep :)
18:08.28gizmo75I have a "DCOPServer self-test failed." with user and root. Kde and kde's application don't launch any more failing an this error. I have all the library, check with ldd, dependency seems good for apt, none of solution find on the net works.    Is there anything to do for making dcopserver more verbose?
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18:20.45car-diag:)
18:21.14car-diaghello i've some questions...
18:21.34car-diaghow run gg on my linux console..?
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18:30.35porkryndeI don't even know if kopete handles gadugadu
18:32.32pinotreeyep, it does
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18:42.37K1LOShello, can somebody give me some info on making a video dvd with k3b? or any other application if you recommend one
18:42.49K1LOSi have avi files i want to burn and be able to watch on my dvd player
18:43.01car-diaga wogole ktos jestz poslki..?
18:43.06car-diagz polski?
18:43.07K1LOShow do i go about that? k3b wants me to seperate video_ts and audio_ts, i don't know how
18:43.33gizmo75kilos look for transcode
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18:43.48car-diagporkrynde what's kopete?
18:44.17car-diag3poznan
18:44.23car-diag#poznan
18:44.36K1LOSkopete is a messenger program that connects to msn, yahoo, irc, icq, etc
18:44.46K1LOSits very useful, i use it
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18:47.01car-diagok, thanks... :)
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19:20.57pinucsetwhen will be kde 3.5.2 be released? it was supposed to be today, isn't it?
19:21.05mariuxhow can i search though all the files i have open in kate at once?
19:21.18porkryndepinucset: soon.  Packagers are working on it now.
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19:22.34mhallWhat's the name of the environment variable to set if you have installed some KDE libraries in an alternate path? I am trying to test amarok SVN.
19:23.50pinotreeKDEDIRS
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19:24.06mhallpinotree: thanks!
19:24.32porkryndeSadly noone's told the kde-packagers list when the actual release is to be.
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19:24.34mhallpinotree: are the default dirs implied to be included already, and I just add non-default?
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19:24.52pinotreeno, you have to add all
19:25.45tech9inerhello pinotree
19:25.50pinotreemoin
19:26.29mhallpinotree: are these high-level, like /usr and /usr/local, or low-level, like specific lib directories?
19:26.48pinotreehigh and low
19:26.53pinotreeexample:
19:27.10pinotreeKDEDIRS=/opt/kde:/usr
19:27.18mhallok easy enough
19:27.41mhallso KDEDIRS=/usr/local:/usr would work if I installed an app into /usr/local (to follow Debian tradition)
19:27.58pinotreeyup
19:28.15pinotreedon't forget to run kbuildsycoca after that
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19:28.41mhallpinotree: thanks
19:28.47pinotreenp
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19:30.22mhallpinotree: How do I get rid of "kbuildsycoca: WARNING: '/usr/share/applications/kde/ark.desktop' specifies undefined mimetype/servicetype 'application/x-tbz2'"
19:30.31mhallpinotree: I have a truckload of those.
19:30.44pinotreedon't think you can...
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19:30.52pinotreeafter all, they are only warnings...
19:31.03marcus_2khello
19:31.16mhalldarn
19:31.49marcus_2khow can I take a video in the dektop background
19:31.54marcus_2k+?
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19:59.50_mogood evening
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20:08.05FrostByteanyone know where to find update-desktop-files? I upgraded to KDE 3.5.1 and I get a conflict of this file, but yet I can not seem to find it.
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20:11.54GraveDiggerhmm... why is it that difficult to move desktop icons from one screen to another in xinerama mode?
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20:14.39Julianyusbye
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20:20.04alekuhow do I add a line in .xinitrc to make a program to start with other credencials?what will it look like?
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20:22.16tstaerkaleku, what do you mean "with other credentials" ?
20:22.27tstaerkaleku, why don't you try Autostart ?
20:22.55aleku:) seems easyer
20:23.08alekuI want to start some programs like root
20:23.18tstaerkaleku, kdesu or sudo
20:23.47alekuthanks!
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20:26.41alekukdesu -u root -c app, but the pass?
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20:26.58tstaerkaleku, you are asked for it
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20:27.19squid0hi
20:27.35dcnstrcthi, does the Umbrello UML modeler software come with KDE nowadays ?
20:27.49squid0how do i install a new window decoration theme in kde? i can't seem to find that option in the system settings app
20:27.49dcnstrctif so what kde package does it come bundled with ?
20:27.54pinotreedcnstrct: kdesdk
20:28.02alekuisn't there a way to avoid me filling the pass dialog every time the computer starts?
20:28.10pinotreesquid0: you have to cpmpile and install it
20:28.22tstaerkaleku, what do you want to do ?
20:28.25dcnstrctpinotree, perfect just what I was looking for! thanks
20:28.25squid0pinotree: ok, thanks
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20:29.16alekustart a program when kde starts, as root, without filling pass fields
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20:29.35espressois it possible to view quicktime movies on kaffeine?
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20:29.44tstaerkaleku, set the uid bit ?
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20:29.53tstaerksuid, I mean
20:30.29porkryndealeku: sudo allows a NOPASSWD option
20:30.30alekuok
20:30.43porkryndesetuid means that anyone can run it as root.
20:31.04tstaerkyes! That is important.
20:31.51alekuwell, if someone hacks in I'm fried
20:32.06tstaerkaleku, so try sudo
20:32.16PhilRodespresso: if you have the correct codecs installed
20:32.29alekuI will:) Thanks!
20:33.18porkryndeSudo allows you to set NOPASSWD on that one command for your user.
20:33.28porkryndeAnd then prompt for passwords for all other sudo commands.
20:33.31porkryndePretty flexible.
20:33.56tstaerkaleku, porkrynde the config is in /etc/sudoers
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20:34.35porkryndeI use visudo to edit it as it checks syntax so you don't shoot yourself in the foot.
20:34.48aleku:)
20:35.37tstaerkthere is a good howto: how to shoot yourself in the foot with different programming languages.
20:35.47tstaerk... in the web. Cool.
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20:41.03YggdrasilOSis there a way to get flash movies playing in Konqueror?
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20:42.25eisenYggdrasilOS: they work fine here.
20:42.55YggdrasilOSwell, i installed the binary netscape-flash plugin, but Konqueror doesn't recognize it
20:43.33YggdrasilOSand gplflash is sucking horribly
20:44.02eisendoes it appear in under settings->plugins ?
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20:44.42YggdrasilOSthere's no plugins entry in the settings menu
20:45.18YggdrasilOSi look in Settings -> Extensions, and all i see is the Text-to-Speech extension
20:45.36eisensorry, settings -> configure konqueror.
20:46.31alekuthanks dudes, it works!!!
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20:47.19tstaerkaleku, glad to hear that
20:47.53YggdrasilOSwhich tab in the configure window?
20:48.02alekuyup, I emptyed my gun but it works, gonna reboot to see the damage I did, thanks again
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20:48.36eisenplugins
20:48.43YggdrasilOSthere is no plugins tab
20:48.56PhilRodgentoo problem
20:49.05ZalamanderI'm connecting to a remote shell app with konsole, and the app requires that I send an "F1" to exit. I can't figure out how to do this with konsole. I've tried various Keyboard options, but nothing gets me a real "F1". Any hints?
20:49.10PhilRodIIRC
20:49.14YggdrasilOSerk
20:49.18YggdrasilOSfixable?
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20:49.31eisenwell, my kde is german so I'm guessing the english words.
20:49.31SimAtWorkZalamander: what is the remote computer?
20:49.45ZalamanderSimAtWork I don't understand the question
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20:49.55PhilRodYggdrasilOS: you probably need to emerge some use flags, or something
20:49.55SimAtWorkZalamander: f1 works between ssh apps usually, but i've found telnetting into solaris boxes etc. gives me problems like you are saying.
20:50.01SimAtWorkZalamander: it's an issue with "terminal emulation"
20:50.02eisenI'm on gentoo.
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20:50.53ZalamanderSimAtWork this app runs it's own shell
20:50.55SimAtWorkso you can try settings->keyboard and pick from what's there.
20:51.01Zalamanderyes, that's what I did
20:51.03YggdrasilOSi can't see any useflags that are relevant to plugins
20:51.05SimAtWorkZalamander: you mean you're running locally?
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20:51.12SimAtWorkZalamander: how did you connect to the other computer
20:51.44eisenit may be the "nsplugin" flag. But konqueror does not use it.
20:51.55ZalamanderSimAtWork no, I connect via SSH. My F1 key works in general (doesn't do anything), but in this app it acts differently
20:51.58YggdrasilOSi have nsplugin set globally
20:52.07YggdrasilOSso it would have compiled correctly, if it used it
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20:52.24Zalamanderso I'm wondering if there's a way to send a specific keycode event
20:52.37itrebalanyone know what package ktorrent comes with on debian?
20:52.57YggdrasilOSso basically, i'm forked until one of the Gentoo KDE herd devs fixes it :/
20:53.07YggdrasilOSarrg
20:53.08eisenwhich version of kde?
20:53.13YggdrasilOS3.5.1
20:53.19eisensame here.
20:53.23HamishTPBYggdrasilOS: I have Flash in Konqueror on 3.5.1 in Gentoo
20:53.39YggdrasilOSoh?  how'd you get it working?
20:53.44SimAtWorkZalamander: not that i know of.   unless you can automate.  then expect could help.
20:53.53YggdrasilOSand also, what arch are you running?
20:54.04eisenI have only net-www/netscape-flash-7.0.63 emerged.
20:54.18HamishTPBYggdrasilOS: x86 arch
20:54.23YggdrasilOSbah
20:54.31HamishTPBYggdrasilOS: ah - are you...
20:54.32HamishTPBok
20:54.33HamishTPB:/
20:54.34HamishTPBsorry
20:54.39YggdrasilOSfeck
20:54.42HamishTPBidd
20:54.47porkryndeYggdrasilOS: we have problems with flash in firefox on x86_64
20:54.57porkryndewe==rpath Linux
20:55.01ZalamanderSimAtWork well, I'm already in the app, and want to exit ;-)
20:55.02YggdrasilOSoh, it works just fine in firefox
20:55.21YggdrasilOSi just use the precompiled binary version of FF, rather than the optimized one
20:55.27SimAtWorkZalamander: i hope you are not using "samco".
20:55.30eisenah, well that explains it.
20:55.35SimAtWorkZalamander: if so, i will cry for you now.
20:55.40ZalamanderSimAtWork me too ... since I never heard of it
20:55.50YggdrasilOSbecause 64bit FF doesn't play nice with 32-bit plugins, for some damn reason
20:55.59SimAtWorkZalamander: stupid accounting program i had to use for a bit.  It used f1 to exit.
20:56.06Zalamanderbut I can assure you, the 12 year old app that I'm using deserves your sympathy!
20:56.15Zalamandervery similar: appgen
20:56.28Zalamandermaybe even related. It's also an accounting app
20:57.14YggdrasilOSwell, i'm not switching to x86, so i guess i'll live without flash in konq for now
20:57.26ZalamanderSimAtWork what accounting app do you use now?
20:57.33eisenflash is annoying anyway.
20:57.51YggdrasilOSmaybe one of these days Macromedia will get with the program and release a 64bit binary
20:58.07HamishTPBeisen: yeah - unless I specifically want to see some content I use the spiffy new Konqueror feature to block them
20:58.11SimAtWorkZalamander: accpac for linux.
20:58.13YggdrasilOSeh, i browse newgrounds.com a lot, so tis kinda necessary
20:58.27HamishTPB99% are adverts trying to get around the img blocking
20:58.36SimAtWorkYggdrasilOS: don't hold your breath :)
20:58.37PhilRodYggdrasilOS: flash in konq requires motif (or at least it used to), so you might need that installed
20:58.39eisenHamishTPB: exactly, no flash -> less commercials.
20:58.41ZalamanderSimAtWork any good? We are desperately hunting for an alternative
20:58.48SimAtWorkZalamander: accpac is great.
20:58.54SimAtWorkZalamander: a little pricey, but well worth it.
20:58.57Zalamanderthanks for the tip, I'll check it out.
20:58.59YggdrasilOSi've got either openmotif or lesstif installed
20:59.01SimAtWorkZalamander: accpac + db2
20:59.03YggdrasilOS(not sure which)
20:59.06Zalamanderok
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20:59.36YggdrasilOSmy problem is that it's not even seeing the plugin
20:59.41|main|hi all
20:59.49|main|i have a question about the bookmarks in file dialogs
21:00.03|main|are they local to the app or global?
21:00.13|main|it seems when i add them in dialog for one app, they dont come up in all others
21:00.18|main|is there a way to add them globally?
21:01.04SimAtWorkmain, i don't think that makes sense.
21:01.14SimAtWorkif you make a book mark with konsole how is konqueror supposed to handle that.
21:01.22SimAtWorkmain, or vice versa!
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21:02.01|main|no-no
21:02.06|main|when u open a filedialog
21:02.09|main|like to open or save files?
21:02.12_rootalquien me puede decir un programa de linux para arrancar windows
21:02.12|main|in konq, or ktorrent
21:02.23|main|open location dialog :)
21:03.48pwuertzcould someone explain me the usage of kxdocker please? i dont get it...
21:04.04PhilRodYggdrasilOS: sorry, I meant "nsplugins in konq require..." rather than flash particularly. That's why there's no plugin tab shown
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21:04.27PhilRodYggdrasilOS: I've seen quite a few gentoo users report that problem here. I have no idea what the solution is
21:04.42YggdrasilOSoh, i know what the solution is
21:04.49YggdrasilOSbug the KDE Herd Devs until they fix the damn thing
21:04.52YggdrasilOS:P
21:05.00PhilRodKDE Herd devs?
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21:05.25YggdrasilOSeach major subproject is assigned to a Herd, which is comprised of one or more developers who focus in on that one area
21:05.27|main|PhilRod: do you know if bookmark entries in Open Locations dialog can be made global?
21:05.41|main|so that they are available in konq, ktorrent, and other apps?
21:05.52PhilRodYggdrasilOS: oh, so basically the gentoo kde packagers
21:06.12YggdrasilOSmore or less
21:06.23SimAtWorkoh main, i see what you mean now
21:06.28SimAtWorkmain, but i still don't have a solution.
21:06.32YggdrasilOSgentoo is a roll-your-own-binaries distro, so there's a bit more to it than just packaging
21:06.45YggdrasilOSbut you got the gist of it
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21:07.35YggdrasilOSi'm lucky here, there's a lot of people in the KDE herd...poor Anarchy has to manage the Mozilla herd all by himself
21:07.50PhilRod|main|: when you add an entry, there's a "show only in this application" option. Did you make sure that was unchecked?
21:08.09YggdrasilOSthat's Mozilla, Firefox, Thunderbird, Sunbird, and whatever else the Mozilla Foundation has released that Gentoo supports
21:08.23|main|PhilRod: lemme try
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21:09.05|main|well
21:09.11|main|i tried unchecking it, and it doesnt work
21:09.15|main|do i need to restart something :) ?
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21:12.01PhilRod|main|: well, you could try restarting kde, just to see if it makes any difference
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21:16.15GraveDiggerhmmm... will there be something like a "compiz-compatibility module" or glx support for kde *before* kde4?
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21:16.48GraveDiggerwell, what to say: i want to try using xgl, but with kde instead of gnome
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21:18.53PhilRodGraveDigger: probably
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21:19.46SmakIs there any network monitor software for kde that shows and records in and out bound traffic?
21:20.04pinotreeknemo
21:20.38GraveDiggerPhilRod: know anything more detailed?
21:21.09PhilRodnot really. If you'd like to work on it, I can probably go find out who you should talk to
21:21.54GraveDiggeroh ... *sigh* i am no developer
21:21.57GraveDiggeronly a user
21:22.02GraveDiggerbut thanks for the offer
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21:23.34PhilRodmany developers were just users once :-)
21:23.47PhilRods/many/all/, I suppose
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21:27.20porkryndeIs there a panel app for monitoring cpu usage?
21:27.37pinotreeksim
21:28.02porkryndepinotree: Is that in kde proper, or a "Third party" app?
21:28.07GraveDiggerksysguard panel applet
21:28.09pinotreekdeutils
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21:29.19GraveDiggerporkrynde: then try ksysguard instead
21:29.25GraveDiggerksysguard and its kicker applet
21:29.27pinotreeit's a panel  so right click on the panel -> add new panel -> ksim
21:30.16porkryndeksysguard I have.
21:30.27porkryndepinotree: is ksim new to 3.5.x?
21:30.33pinotreeno
21:30.48GraveDiggerporkrynde: okay, then add a ksysguard panel to kicker
21:30.48porkryndeOk.  I'll look into why I don't have it then.
21:31.13GraveDiggerpinotree: i give up ... guess he still does not get it
21:31.14GraveDigger-.-
21:31.20GraveDiggerpinotree: ur party then
21:31.36porkryndeGraveDigger: Thanks.  I've added ksysguard.
21:32.00porkryndebut I have a role in creating packages for my distro, so I wanted to figure out why I didn't have ksim.
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21:33.20GraveDiggerporkrynde: because ksim is not part of the monolithic packages but a seperate program insteas
21:33.59GraveDiggers/insteas/instead
21:34.01porkryndeGraveDigger: Ok.  pinotree said it was in kdeutils, or I misunderstood.
21:34.01GraveDigger<PROTECTED>
21:34.16GraveDiggerporkrynde: hmm...maybe ... then i would be wrong
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21:34.27GraveDiggerporkrynde: anyways: tho i have the utils installed i dont have ksim
21:34.43porkryndea search for ksim on kde-apps.org doesn't show anything.
21:34.44GraveDiggerbut maybe this is due to "my" packaging system here
21:34.46GraveDiggerdunno
21:34.58GraveDigger<PROTECTED>
21:34.59GraveDigger<PROTECTED>
21:35.00GraveDiggeroO
21:35.42GraveDigger[blocks B     ] =kde-base/kdeutils-3.5* (is blocking kde-base/ksim-3.5.2)
21:35.43GraveDiggeroh
21:35.50GraveDiggerlooks as if pinotree was right
21:36.28porkryndeOk.  I'll investigate on my end.
21:36.46GraveDiggeryeah
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21:39.51|main|hmm
21:39.56|main|ktorrent corrupted my torrents on restart:(
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21:43.29koskonhi alle hier
21:43.43PhilRodhi koskon
21:44.20koskonbin das erste mal hier
21:44.29koskonkannst du mir ein paar tipps geben
21:44.42PhilRodkoskon: we usually speak english here, but there's #kde.de for german
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21:44.57PhilRodyou're welcome to stay here though :-)
21:45.08idiotbshello
21:45.15PhilRodhi idiotbs
21:45.54tech9ineryou obviously owe me some royalties on that nick idiotbs lol.. fits me to a t
21:46.09GraveDiggertech9iner: what about you? ever considered starting developing kde stuff?
21:46.20idiotbshehe, i use it for a long time
21:46.29GraveDiggertech9iner: want to write compiz compatibility stuff for kde3?
21:47.00lgsobalvarrohi idiotbs
21:47.03GraveDiggertech9iner: and give the world out there a chance to use both the power of accelerated desktops with their fav desktops?
21:47.07PhilRodGraveDigger: someone said earlier today that there's some kind of support, but it's a hack, or something like that
21:47.16idiotbshi lgsobalvarro and all
21:47.25tech9inersure.. its me life'z goal soon as i get that damned hitech l/O button on all my gdamned electronic chit down patt GraveDigger !!
21:47.44GraveDiggerPhilRod: well, almost *anything* should be better than what is available now
21:48.01GraveDiggertech9iner: great! :D so how long until development starts ?
21:48.02GraveDigger:D
21:48.28tech9inerwell... <poweroffbutton>.. see?.. wink
21:48.46GraveDigger:(
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21:49.54|main|anyone uses ktorrent here?
21:50.07lgsobalvarro|main|: i use it somethimes
21:50.29|main|did u try to shut it down while it was downloading?
21:50.34|main|it corrupted my torrents like that.
21:51.43idiotbsthe torrent files or the downloaded stuff?
21:51.44lgsobalvarro|main| thats extrange...
21:52.07|main|basically, it stalled
21:52.11|main|and wont restart
21:52.21|main|i had to remove them
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21:54.30lgsobalvarro|main|: but ktorrent geve's you any error with the tracker?
21:54.38|main|nope
21:55.10|main|btw, can i mount a .bin/.cue file under linux?
21:55.11|main|like an .iso
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21:56.08PhilRodit's kdeaddons for filesize view in konq, isn't it?
21:56.24|main|no clue:)
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21:57.15idiotbs|main|: use bchunk to combine the iso/cue files
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21:57.16idiotbsor bin/cue rather...
22:00.57|main|thanks
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22:08.53halibutwhen I set the filename for the mp3 ripper in kde, is it possible to specify subfolders aswell?
22:09.02halibuteg: albumtitle/trackname
22:09.15halibutI have tried / but it just puts the / in to the filename rather than make a sub dir
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22:10.24PhilRodhalibut: doesn't look like it, but IIRC juk can do that, so you could rip them, then use the file renamer in juk to put them in their own dirs
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22:10.34|main|hmmm
22:10.44|main|amarok doesnt seem to play .cue sheets
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22:11.02PhilRodhalibut: sounds like a reasonable wish for the audiocd:/ ioslave though. You might like to request it at bugs.kde.org (if it hasn't already been requested)
22:11.09halibutok
22:11.12halibutthanks PhilRod
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22:13.15wamtyi use that kdevelop
22:13.26wamtyand it always give me an error 127
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22:13.33joshua_77hi
22:13.46wamtywhen i type
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22:13.54joshua_77!
22:13.54wamtyfind make * -print it tell me make* noot found
22:14.23PhilRodwamty: what do you want to do? That command line looks wrong
22:14.25joshua_77hey, my usb disk not unmounted
22:14.31joshua_77why?
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22:15.10Archawitam
22:15.11joshua_77kfmclienta have a some option for this
22:15.15Archajest tutaj ktos?
22:15.23Archa;o
22:15.36Archalol'ik
22:15.43Archaco jest psiaki?? ;p
22:15.51Archabla bla bla bu ha ha ;d
22:15.52pinotreeArcha: english, please
22:15.56Archawhy??
22:15.59Archa:(
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22:16.11pinotreebecause this is an english channel
22:16.18Archaou
22:16.21Archasorry
22:16.43rodrigoi am not sure that Archa is sorry !!
22:16.52Archaso tell me,, how i can run Red Alert 2 at Suse 10.0 ??
22:17.05pinotreewrong channel
22:17.07Archai have wine lastes
22:17.09lgsobalvarroArcha ask it on #suse
22:17.17Archaand cedega 5.1
22:17.18idiotbsreboot, choose windOS
22:17.23Archaoki ;)
22:17.57rodrigohi, i have a problem
22:18.06|main|try #cedega
22:18.14rodrigoi can't speak english well
22:18.25lgsobalvarrorodrigo: you only need ask
22:18.49rodrigojust i can't find a way to express my problem well
22:18.58PhilRodrodrigo: ask in your own language - if someone here speaks it, they'll help
22:19.17PhilRodor there might be a channel for kde discussion in your language
22:20.50PhilRodrodrigo: what is your native language?
22:21.10sredna|konversatafter switching to kubuntu, kde doesn't seem to like my file names any more, anything with æøå in it gets misinterpreted :(
22:21.10rodrigono problem PhilRod
22:21.27sredna|konversatanyone knows what to do about that?
22:21.46idiotbsthat's the character encoding, sredna, change it in kcontrol
22:22.25sredna|konversathm, kubuntu doesn't have a real control center, that is one of it's shortcomings
22:22.30lgsobalvarrorodrigo: you speek spanish, right?
22:22.31PhilRodsredna|konversat: $LANG might affect it too
22:22.53idiotbsyes it has, only not in the Kmenu
22:22.59lgsobalvarrosredna|konversat: Alt+F2 => kcontrol
22:23.15rodrigolgsobalvarro: no
22:23.30lgsobalvarroso what rodrigo?
22:23.51rodrigolgsobalvarro: see private msg
22:24.09lgsobalvarrorepeat it please rodrigo
22:24.22rodrigofrench
22:24.27sredna|konversathm, where is the encoding hidden in kcontrol? i switched to danish (but i may switch back to english, the translations are *soooooo* horrible that even it's often funny it's hard to work with
22:24.57pinotreesredna|konversat: kcontrol -> regionals -> contry & language
22:25.04rodrigolgsobalvarro: we can speak in private room
22:25.07rodrigo?
22:25.11PhilRodrodrigo: y a #kde-fr pour les francophones
22:25.20lgsobalvarroahh frensh, sorry rodrigo i dont stand french. But in #kde-fr can help you
22:25.28rodrigothank
22:25.47sredna|konversatpinotree: it doesn't seem to mention encoding though
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22:27.53sredna|konversatah, it appears that i'm now using da_DK.UTF8 which is actually better than ISO8859-15 imo, so i will rename them as i find them i guess
22:28.23idiotbsyes, that's a good plan
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22:29.14PhilRodI bet there's a neat way to do it automatically, though I don't know it offhand. Perhaps using 'tr'
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22:29.50djk_is there a kde 3.5.1 speed test?
22:29.58knoppixWhen i try to create a new folder, I get access denied, how do i fix it
22:30.03|main|speed test?
22:30.10PhilRodknoppix: set the correct permissions
22:30.20PhilRodwell, s/correct/required/
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22:30.30djk_|main|: well, how fast apps start, how fast kde boots...
22:30.55PhilRoddjk_: not that I know of. Why would you want such a thing?
22:31.11idiotbs<PhilRod> knoppix: set the correct permissions --- on the directory where you want to add the subdirectory
22:31.17unitydoes anyone know where kate and kwrite store its text colors? my text colors are really messed up and i wuold like to just restore the defailt
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22:31.50djk_PhilRod: well, it might be nice having a speedcomparison of different de/wm's
22:32.18sredna|konversatPhilRod: find + sed could probably do it, but i have no clue how to find them
22:32.29PhilRoddjk_: very difficult to do a meaningful comparison, I would imagine
22:32.38sredna|konversatthat is, how to enter the iso8859 characters
22:32.43PhilRodah, I see
22:32.43djk_PhilRod: why do you imagine so?
22:32.52knoppixPhilRod:  how can i do that please?
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22:33.24PhilRodknoppix: right-click on the directory that idiotbs mentioned, go to permissions, make sure the "write" permission is set
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22:33.50PhilRodknoppix: if that doesn't mean anything to you, you should find a tutorial on unix permissions (google is useful there)
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22:35.12knoppixbut it's grayed out.
22:35.26PhilRoddjk_: well, apart from the obvious warm vs cold caches stuff, apps can use tricks to make it look like they're loading faster, they can preload, etc. You'll probably get different results on different systems (got a fast HD but slow CPU? The first load might be faster, but subsequent loads slower than a system with fast CPU and slow HD,say)
22:35.30PhilRoddjk_: etc etc
22:35.36idiotbsknoppix, try to become root
22:35.44PhilRodknoppix: you probably don't own that directory
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22:36.00knoppixidiotbs:  Im using knoppix, if i press CTRL+ALT+F1 , it takes me to root terminal
22:36.25PhilRodknoppix: http://www.google.com/search?q=unix+file+permissions&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 Choose the one that you like the look of the best
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22:37.26PhilRoddjk_: no doubt someone's tried to compare speeds of KDE/GNOME/whatever, though. GIYF, I guess
22:37.42djk_PhilRod: of course. but if tested on 2 or 3 machines, one would get a slight idea, i think
22:38.01knoppixok thanks PhilRod  and idiotbs
22:38.25PhilRoddjk_: I suspect the answer would be "KDE and GNOME are about the same. Pure WMs (not DEs) are much quicker"
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22:38.36PhilRod!sleep
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22:47.06rodrigoi can not set the correct time !!
22:47.31rodrigowhen i adjust time zone to my country
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22:47.51rodrigoso bye
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22:49.12SimAtWorki wish all distros set your time zone and made it synch time automatically
22:49.21SimAtWorkpeople are generally too dumb to do these things themselves.
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22:51.11visik7SimAtWork: ubuntu does it
22:52.14eBugwhy is it that i don't see a preview of the pictures i have in my folders in konqueror ?
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22:53.27idiotbsi'd say it's not set to preview mode.... or the files are very big
22:54.28eBugin View->Preview I have 'pictures' enabled
22:54.56eBugdo i miss a package ?
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23:09.18nico8481hi
23:09.24skullzI've installed a font, how do i activate it?
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23:10.22chavoskullz, it should be ready to go
23:10.42msoosKDE rocks. Problem: kaboodle plugin is default in Konqueror, which does not play quicktime(e.g. www.apple.com/trailers)  I had remove it, so that kaffeine would be used instead. There is *no way* to force it to use a different (also installed) plugin
23:10.55skullzchavo:
23:11.04skullzhow would i know? Reboot pc?
23:11.18chavoskullz, how did you install it?
23:11.20msoosThis took me about 2 months to figure out. I am a programmer. Conclusion: an average user will never be able to play the trailers
23:11.36chavofrom control center?
23:13.14chavomsoos, I have kaboodle and kaffeine installed, works for me.
23:13.34chavorunning kubuntu here
23:13.57chavobut I'm way above average :P
23:15.03msooschavo, I have both installed, kaboodle is default. You have NO WAY to tell, which one is default. You were lucky (this has probably something to do with a configuraition option that is either not accessible or not at all easy to find - iI searched for it quite a bit). Also, note that this has something to do with the package you installed(deb/rpm/etc.) and the order you installed them in
23:15.52msoosAll I am saying that it is simply not reasonable NOT to have an option to choose which one to use
23:15.55chavomsoos, KDE doesn't ship packages, the configuration is up to you or your distro
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23:16.08sredna|konversatchfghf
23:16.28msooschavo, yes, but what if I want a different configuration than my distro set? I must be able to change it, no?
23:16.51msoosLike "I prefer kaffeine to kaboodle, use it, Konqueror, please"
23:16.55msoosI can not do that currently
23:17.10msoosAnd then set it back if I want to
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23:17.17chavowell there must be a way, that's exactly how it is here
23:17.22skullzchavo: sorry my pc restarted.
23:17.28msoosit's impossible to set it
23:17.37msoosno option in any configuration menu
23:17.37chavomust be
23:17.40msoosnono
23:17.42msooslook around
23:17.45msoosI did
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23:17.57msoostry to change it, for instance, to kaboodle
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23:18.30msoos(you have kaffeine, so try setting to the other, than back again. I bet you can't do it without manually editing some obscure conf. file)
23:18.30visik7finally solved the problem with nfs
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23:19.21chavoit's right in the Settings -> KDE Components -> File Associations
23:19.40msooschavo, try it. I already did
23:19.42skullzchavo:  can i run .msi under linux, just like .exe ?
23:19.49msoosDoesn't do anythin
23:20.22msoosBut I would be curius if it worked for you. I would also be amazed
23:20.55idiotbsyes, you can run them like .exe - they both don't work :D
23:21.26chavotook me abot 3 seconds and yes it does work for me
23:21.40chavobe amazed
23:22.04chavoyou have to set in on the Embedding tab, not the General tab
23:22.04msoos? Now it's kaboodle that plays the trailers?
23:22.10msoosOooooooooooh
23:22.13msoosSheeeeeeeeeeeeet
23:22.22chavono I get the, Quicktime 7 required link
23:22.35chavowhen I change it to kaboodle
23:22.38msoosI didn't see that. I was just trying to point it out to you, that you can only set the normal play, not the embedded part
23:23.05msoosI try it out right now!!
23:23.12chavowell works for me here, I'm running 3.5.2 on kubuntu dapper though
23:23.36visik73.5.2 is out ?
23:23.46chavowell not officially
23:23.52chavoit's been tagged in svn
23:24.05msoosCool, I remove the bug report I filed, then
23:24.08visik7and ubuntu dapper has deb already '
23:24.50chavonot dapper officially, but Riddel has them, he's main developer for kubuntu
23:25.09visik7oh
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23:25.17visik7ok I can wait for breezy backport
23:25.35visik7will be a 3.5.3 ?
23:25.56chavowell I also have my own installation that I build from source, but it's crapping out on me
23:26.12chavoyes there will probably be a 3.5.3
23:26.26chavoas 4.0 isn't coming out for a while
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23:26.49Frederickhi folks can I have some help with kdevelops makefiles?
23:26.52msoosbtw, the thing that KDE notices that I put a DVD in is great!
23:27.01msooslinux never did that before, this is cool
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23:27.18msoosWe are getting user-friendly
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23:27.32msoosunmounting is still a problem, though (I think)
23:27.33chavoIt's always been friendly to me :)
23:27.51SimAtWorksoon it'll be able to start porn the second you undo your zipper...
23:27.56msoosI know how to mount, remount, etc, but my mom....
23:27.59chavolol
23:28.07idiotbsa video dvd should not be mounted, so you only have to close kaffeine
23:28.10msoosSimAtWork, I expect it to!
23:28.18SimAtWorkmsoos: lol.
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23:32.49visik7anyone know how to run javascript from konqueror bar ?
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23:36.26Frederickfolks can I make kdevelop use a external makefile Ive written?
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23:40.43visik7what's the name of the parts of konqueror that render javascript ?
23:40.47visik7is khtml ?
23:41.23chavovisik7, it's kjs
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23:42.49visik7chavo: do u know if there's a way to run javascript from the urlbar like in firefox/IE/opera ?
23:43.04visik7I've some bookmark in javascript quite usefull for me
23:43.18visik7but I cannot use it 'couse it run locate:javascript
23:43.21visik7istead of run js
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23:45.53chavovisik7, you have to enable the minitools plugin and then you can add javascript bookmarklets from there, they won't work for url bar afaik
23:46.31visik7minitools is enable
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23:47.17visik7how can I use it ?
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23:55.57_Atomo64_hi Sho_
23:56.12visik7I can't enable minitools toolbar
23:56.14visik7how can I do
23:56.15visik7?
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23:56.17visik7there isn't
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23:57.02Sho_hi _Atomo64_
23:57.26_Atomo64_how you doing?
23:57.41Sho__Atomo64_: Somewhat tired ... lack of sleep :)
23:58.15_Atomo64_Sho_: lol... then I think that you will go to bed earlier today :p
23:58.25Sho__Atomo64_: yep :)
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23:58.38Frederickhi can I have some kdevelop support here?
23:59.09IceD^Frederick: you can try
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23:59.46Frederickoki I have a project I'm doing that has like 3 .c files 1 .h and must be linked with a lex generated file oki?

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