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01:03.06 | bsdfox_ | anyone using knetworkmanager? I'm on 4.7.0 with knetworkmanager 4.4.0 and it doesn't seem to do much. the widget doesn't show any connections or anything |
01:03.27 | bsdfox_ | using the gnome nm-applet my NetworkManager stuff is working fine but I'd rather not deal with two keyrings |
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01:21.26 | kurrata_ | hi, u have kde 4.7.1 i turned on tilling for it but it is kinda broken, most of the time it starts windows in floating mode full screen not tilling them. anyone knows a fix for that? |
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02:20.53 | winut | please fix this kde wide bug on osx! http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=92669 still affecting all versions, including 4.7.1 |
02:23.15 | winut | http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=263888 |
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04:58.26 | jamil_1 | hi all, is it possible to open a directory in kate ? |
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05:58.58 | valorie | jamil_1: when you say open, it then shows you the individual files |
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06:00.49 | jamil_1 | valorie: I want to open all the files in a directory and sub dirs recurively |
06:01.28 | valorie | I just tried before trying to answer your question |
06:01.38 | valorie | looks like that doesn't work |
06:02.12 | jamil_1 | I would be handy though |
06:02.23 | jamil_1 | *it |
06:02.41 | valorie | I can see for text editing of HTML files or something |
06:02.51 | valorie | but not seeing the use case otherwise |
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06:03.50 | jamil_1 | can this feature be added via some plugin/script ? |
06:04.16 | valorie | well, you could talk to the devels I suppose |
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06:04.48 | valorie | there is a #kate chan |
06:05.25 | valorie | also check out http://www.kate-editor.org - maybe there is such a plugin already |
06:06.05 | jamil_1 | heading to #kate....thanks for the help though |
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07:43.48 | eean | is there an image viewer that would recursively display all images in a folder and its subfolders? |
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07:45.45 | valorie | I think one of them you can set on slideshow and choose the folders or tags |
07:45.52 | valorie | can't remember which one though' |
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09:26.01 | hi-tower | hello! |
09:26.15 | hi-tower | I have a problem after migrating to kmail2... |
09:27.03 | hi-tower | During one of my first sessions under Kmail2, I "managed" to somehow delete/lose/make disappear my inbox... |
09:27.13 | hi-tower | I do not find a way to make it reappear |
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09:28.09 | hi-tower | hello Aaron |
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09:39.53 | hi-tower | anyone have an idea on how to rebuild an inbox into Kmail2 |
09:39.55 | hi-tower | ? |
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09:45.54 | thiago | re-download it from the IMAP server |
09:46.32 | hi-tower | thiago: i only have pop3 servers from my ISP |
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09:47.00 | thiago | can you receive new emails? |
09:47.31 | hi-tower | well kmail appears to poll the messages and store it in some inbox, but I cannot see that folder... |
09:47.53 | thiago | it should be the KMail Folders or Local Folders |
09:48.03 | hi-tower | well, negative |
09:48.22 | hi-tower | it used to be in the Kmail folders |
09:48.39 | thiago | I don't know then |
09:48.44 | thiago | I haven't used POP3 in 6 years |
09:48.48 | hi-tower | hmmm this is a real mystery |
09:49.08 | hi-tower | actually its really annoying to the point I will have to migrate the whole thing to thunderbird |
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11:05.17 | hdevalence | I'm having an issue with Konsole where when I press "ALT", it inputs "ESC" |
11:05.29 | hdevalence | which is very annoying when using vim+latexsuite |
11:06.27 | thiago | it inputs that when you press the Alt key? |
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11:06.32 | thiago | or when you press Alt and something else? |
11:07.00 | hdevalence | thiago: for instance I press alt, release it, then press 'l' |
11:07.22 | hdevalence | it exits insert mode and goes one char forward |
11:07.59 | hdevalence | er, no release |
11:08.01 | hdevalence | sorry |
11:08.14 | thiago | what keyboard mode are you in? |
11:09.04 | hdevalence | thiago: do you mean the setting in the profile options for Input>Key Bindings? |
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11:09.57 | thiago | yes |
11:10.30 | hdevalence | It's set to XFree 4 |
11:10.36 | thiago | then I don't know what is happening |
11:10.43 | hdevalence | but changing it to "Linux" or "Solaris" don't help |
11:10.44 | thiago | the Esc should be sent when you press another key |
11:11.19 | hdevalence | with xterm it works properly |
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11:11.54 | hdevalence | thiago: how do I get it to not send an Esc? |
11:12.08 | thiago | hdevalence: 13:10 < thiago> then I don't know what is happening |
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11:13.37 | hdevalence | thiago, alight, thanks anyways |
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11:22.07 | ratte1 | hi! I'm have a some problem with kde 4.7 on suse 11.4. in MyPaint layers are not highlighted. http://itmages.ru/image/view/284740/87524621 |
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11:23.36 | kdepepo | MyPaint is no kde application |
11:24.33 | ratte1 | and? |
11:24.40 | thiago | and we can't help you |
11:24.46 | ratte1 | o |
11:24.47 | thiago | if it's not a KDE application, we don't know how to fix it |
11:24.48 | ratte1 | ok |
11:24.58 | ratte1 | thanks |
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11:52.31 | hdevalence | thiago: do you know if Konsole has a setting like altSendsEscape in xterm? |
11:53.16 | thiago | no, I don't think it does |
11:53.26 | thiago | Alt+letter sends Esc letter |
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11:54.44 | hdevalence | thiago: this is the behaviour I'm trying to disable |
11:54.51 | thiago | you cannot |
11:54.58 | thiago | it's the default and unchangeable |
11:55.24 | thiago | what would you rather it send? |
11:55.44 | hdevalence | Alt+letter? |
11:55.47 | thiago | yes |
11:55.51 | thiago | Alt+a sends Esc a |
11:55.54 | thiago | ^[a |
11:56.25 | hdevalence | thiago: the problem is that vim's latexsuite uses alt+l for doing labels and parens |
11:56.33 | hdevalence | so this behaviour is rather annoying |
11:56.41 | hdevalence | for me |
11:56.41 | thiago | Alt+l = Esc l |
11:59.13 | hdevalence | not according to latexsuite |
11:59.20 | thiago | yes it is |
11:59.27 | thiago | it's always been that, it will always be that |
11:59.46 | thiago | what would you rather it send, simply 'l' ? |
11:59.50 | thiago | if so, why don't you press 'l' ? |
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12:01.02 | hdevalence | http://vim-latex.sourceforge.net/documentation/latex-suite/altkey-mappings.html |
12:01.47 | thiago | that doesn't say what the sequence in the terminal should be |
12:01.47 | hdevalence | whether it's technically correct to use alt in this way doesn't matter to me. what matters to me is brace insertion, and konsole's behaviour doesn't let me do that. |
12:01.51 | thiago | what do you want the terminal to send? |
12:02.11 | hdevalence | whatever xterm sends with altSendsEscape off |
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12:02.17 | thiago | which is... ? |
12:03.32 | hdevalence | I have no idea. I just want Konsole to work the same way as an xterm in this regard, so that I can use my software |
12:04.03 | thiago | I've never heard of Alt sending anything but escape |
12:04.10 | thiago | konsole only supports that |
12:04.19 | thiago | should I point out that emacs works fine? |
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12:05.39 | hdevalence | thiago: this is also not helpful for me |
12:05.46 | hdevalence | as I'm sure you're aware |
12:06.09 | thiago | I'm saying that sending Esc has been the standard for two decades or more |
12:06.17 | thiago | maybe you should fix vim to accept them instead |
12:06.27 | thiago | every single terminal application accepts them properly |
12:07.45 | hdevalence | as I said before, what I care about is using my software in konsole the same way as in an xterm |
12:08.00 | hdevalence | evidently this is not possible |
12:08.37 | thiago | right, if your software depends on xterm-specific behaviour, by all means use xterm |
12:08.41 | thiago | don't use other terminals |
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12:14.38 | arkascha | Question: can I use the plasma desktop and the netbook surface of kde alternating without the setting interfering ? |
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12:16.34 | arkascha | And on top: can I use the new (still beta) smartphone surface in the same way ? |
12:17.02 | arkascha | I mean like having the same data available under all two (three) surfaces but being able to use what makes more sense currently ? |
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12:22.19 | James147 | arkascha: all your application settings and user info will remain the same what ever interface you use... the only thing that will differ is the settings for each of the interface. |
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12:44.36 | 17SABFYTI | kde 4 is BUGGY, kde 3 was not. I have kde 4.6.5 with a Mageia Linux system. Default setting of "Restore previous session" at logon. I run kontact, quassel, vidalia all the time. They are on when I shutdown, thus, "restore previous session" means that they should all start at the next logon, however, I constantly get a "kontact is running on another screen" message and do I want to continue or exit. If I exit there is no kontact |
12:44.37 | 17SABFYTI | <PROTECTED> |
12:45.03 | thiago | 17SABFYTI: KDE 3 had lots of bugs |
12:45.21 | 17SABFYTI | In kde3, kontact started properly at logon and shut down properly at logout. Kde 4 can't seem to handle its own integrated apps. |
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12:45.28 | thiago | it can |
12:45.31 | thiago | works fine here |
12:45.34 | thiago | kontact starts fine, no dialog |
12:46.22 | thiago | considering you're running Mageia, I'm not surprised you're having problems |
12:46.28 | 17SABFYTI | This same behavior occured in Mandriva with KDE 4 and now with mageia and kde 4. NEVER happened with kde 3.x. |
12:46.52 | thiago | I know how they package KDE. I cannot in good honesty recommend using their KDE build. |
12:47.06 | 17SABFYTI | All I want is for kontact to start at login, no complaints or messages, and shut down cleanly at shutdown. How do I FORCE kontact to behave? |
12:47.29 | thiago | fix the problem in your local build or install |
12:47.37 | thiago | it doesn't happen here -- has never happened ever since KDE 4.0 |
12:47.43 | thiago | so it's something on your end |
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13:21.15 | apus | hi, which program does kde use for user mounting? i would like to query if a device is mounted via bash ... possible? |
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13:23.47 | rdieter | apus: I'd suggest parsing /etc/mtab or the output of the 'mount' command |
13:24.29 | apus | okay i've got encrypted partition ... and it doesn't always mount in the same directory ... not sure if i can get a certain parsing of mtab |
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13:26.48 | rdieter | apus: also, may be worth parsing the output from : solid-hardware list (and/or solid-hardware details 'udi' , if you know the udi of the device ahead of time) |
13:27.35 | rdieter | apus: another, using 'udisks' directly, may also be of some utility. |
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13:28.49 | apus | rdieter: thanks! |
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13:50.26 | yecril71pl | How do I dolphin |
13:50.40 | yecril71pl | How do I open several items at once in Dolphin? |
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13:53.17 | apus | if mounted, udisks --show-info tells me luks-devce:\n holder: /org/freedesktop/UDisks/devices/dm_2d3 how can i now use that to find the correct luks device in /dev/mapper to query if mounted |
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14:01.32 | rdieter | apus: try solid-hardware details '/org/freedesktop/UDisks/devices/dm_2d3' and look for presence of StorageAccess.filePath key? |
14:01.59 | rdieter | apus: ie, if null, implies not mounted (I think) |
14:02.50 | apus | rdieter: many thanks! |
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14:48.05 | yecril71pl | The Help buttion in KPackageKit is inactive |
14:49.57 | yecril71pl | Bug 278572 |
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14:50.24 | annma | yecril71pl:is the doc missing? |
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14:50.33 | pinotree | possibly it is |
14:50.39 | yecril71pl | The Help button is inactive |
14:50.45 | annma | or is the doc there in KHelpCenter and it's just a matter of enabling the Help button? |
14:51.01 | annma | yecril71pl: I understand that but I ask you if the doc is present in KHelpCenter |
14:51.08 | annma | please check and answer |
14:51.57 | yecril71pl | The section "System.Configuration" is empty |
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14:52.46 | annma | so you can write the doc maybe |
14:53.17 | yecril71pl | I would need to know how it works |
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14:53.32 | fips4d | hi |
14:53.38 | annma | that's the trick yes |
14:53.42 | fips4d | anyone here using davical? |
14:53.48 | annma | if I knew about it I would write the doc |
14:53.58 | fips4d | calendaring works well, but how do i use carddav? the wizard only adds a calendar again, but not an address book..;) |
14:53.58 | annma | I don't think I even have it in Suse |
14:54.21 | yecril71pl | My current problem is that KPackageKit does not support cascade removal |
14:54.40 | annma | what's your distro? |
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14:54.46 | yecril71pl | openSUSE 11.4 |
14:55.12 | annma | me too |
14:55.12 | yecril71pl | I tried installing gcc 4.6 and got a conflict in libgcc that KPackageKit was unable to solve |
14:55.27 | annma | what about zypper then? |
14:55.39 | yecril71pl | zypper knew what to do |
14:56.42 | annma | always uses zypper in konsole |
14:56.58 | yecril71pl | annma is a hacker |
14:57.19 | annma | ;) well not really |
14:57.39 | annma | the bug you seem to imply is not a doc bug though |
14:57.57 | yecril71pl | I was looking for some documentation to tell |
14:58.06 | yecril71pl | whether it is openSUSE-specific or general |
14:58.30 | yecril71pl | I will have to assume that it is specific to openSUSE |
15:00.00 | yecril71pl | Command line is for hackers; it is too easy to screw your system without a warning |
15:00.15 | yecril71pl | all you need is to make a stupid typo |
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15:00.51 | annma | well it asks you for confirmation |
15:00.55 | DaemonFC | that's why you should be able to count to 21 without being arrested for indecent exposure before you move on to BASH |
15:01.03 | yecril71pl | General purpose systems need safe and intuitive UI tools to guide you |
15:01.16 | annma | yecril71pl: suse has Yast2 |
15:01.37 | yecril71pl | You cannot install an RPM in YaST2 |
15:01.37 | annma | I just moved to Suse so I am not really sure what is Yast2 versus KPK |
15:01.42 | annma | ah |
15:01.54 | yecril71pl | It requires much preparation |
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15:02.09 | DaemonFC | yecril71pl: You call Yast safe and intuitive? |
15:02.15 | DaemonFC | you poor poor thing |
15:02.34 | yecril71pl | did not call YaST safe and intuitive |
15:02.55 | DaemonFC | well, use a Linux distribution that's not from a Microsoft partner |
15:03.05 | DaemonFC | and then refine your critique :) |
15:03.19 | yecril71pl | Like Fedora? |
15:03.43 | DaemonFC | it's better than Suse |
15:03.53 | DaemonFC | but whatever floats your boat |
15:04.02 | yecril71pl | Maybe; I actually considered it |
15:04.17 | annma | let's not flame about distros please |
15:04.33 | yecril71pl | it was just easier for me to get openSUSE |
15:05.08 | annma | I for sure blame the KPK devels for not having a doc and distros for not contributing to the doc as well |
15:05.11 | yecril71pl | openSUSE provides another thing that understands RPM |
15:05.17 | yecril71pl | it is called KDE RPM View |
15:05.31 | yecril71pl | it pretends to be able to install an RPM using YaST |
15:05.46 | yecril71pl | but in fact it cannot |
15:05.49 | DaemonFC | does it use QT 3 and or crash and or ruin your rpm database on the way out? :) |
15:06.08 | annma | Qt DaemonFC |
15:06.10 | annma | not QT |
15:06.27 | yecril71pl | No, it just installs another package than you ask it to install :-) |
15:06.38 | DaemonFC | progress |
15:07.24 | yecril71pl | so KPK is the only GUI thing that can install an RPM at openSUSE |
15:07.39 | yecril71pl | unless you are a hacker, that is |
15:07.50 | DaemonFC | it probably also starts up sometime today and doesn't crash |
15:07.56 | annma | where is KPK in KDE repository, yecril71pl, do you know? |
15:08.07 | DaemonFC | I notice they did give the NetworkManager applet control of the network again in 12.1 |
15:08.12 | pinotree | annma: in git, it's called "apper" (changed name) |
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15:08.54 | annma | pinotree: Oh OK thanks |
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15:09.31 | annma | yecril71pl: so Apper aka KPK is in KDE playground |
15:09.44 | annma | which means it's not fit for stable usage |
15:10.12 | annma | and which also explains it has no doc yet |
15:10.23 | yecril71pl | Perhaps it should not be included in the distro then |
15:10.30 | annma | when it's stable enough and has a doc it'll move in stable official release |
15:10.37 | annma | yecril71pl: that's the distro choice |
15:10.59 | annma | that's why I said earlier the distro could help with the doc if they use it |
15:11.53 | ruurd | who could tell me how I solve the problem that conflict resolution dialog stops responding to keypresses after a while? |
15:11.54 | cb400f | since "the distro" in this case is a community distro yecril71pl could help with it ;-) |
15:12.03 | ruurd | what part of kde is that? akonadi? |
15:12.14 | DaemonFC | OpenSuse and documentation....... you want OpenSuse *and* documentation? |
15:12.19 | DaemonFC | there's no pleasing some people |
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15:12.38 | annma | cb400f: I meant people deciding about which soft to include |
15:12.54 | annma | cb400f: one cannot write a doc without knowing the app as yecril71pl said |
15:13.05 | annma | or I would write docs everyday |
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15:13.57 | cb400f | dunno about that.. and you can learn the app |
15:14.25 | yecril71pl | The documentation is a binding contract between the developer and the customer |
15:14.36 | cb400f | but I suspect this particular case is about documentation of weird corner case bugs ;-) |
15:15.00 | tcb | Hi there. My konsole takes about 2-3 secons till it is ready for input -- about half for window-creation, and then till the prompt is ready again. |
15:15.07 | annma | cb400f: no you can't |
15:15.12 | yecril71pl | so a customer can hardly create the documentation out of observable behaviour |
15:15.12 | cb400f | also I guess the documentation might vary a bit for different packagekit backends |
15:15.14 | annma | I mean it's very hard |
15:15.31 | annma | cb400f: the doc is to bewritten by devels |
15:15.52 | cb400f | yecril71pl: first of all, you're not a customer.. secondly, this is free software, you can talk to the developer on irc and mailinglists |
15:16.04 | annma | cb400f: he did |
15:16.16 | yecril71pl | If something is written in the documentation, and the application does not behave accordingly, it is a bug |
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15:16.34 | pinotree | and if the documentation is mistaken? |
15:16.35 | annma | yecril71pl: taht's why there's no doc, so there's nobug!!! |
15:16.36 | yecril71pl | This way, writing documentation can introduce bugs |
15:17.20 | yecril71pl | and the developers will not be happy about introducing artificial bugs because of a misunderstanding in the documentation |
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15:18.49 | yecril71pl | Usually, only the developer can say whether the documentation is mistaken or not |
15:19.45 | annma | when I write docs I find lots of bugs |
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15:20.28 | annma | so devels think they should have written the doc themselves instead of being pestered by me |
15:20.31 | yecril71pl | cb400f: do all customers pay? |
15:21.43 | yecril71pl | English is not my first language, I may have misused the word |
15:23.04 | cb400f | well.. you clearly have a consumer mentality .. and you should change that ;-) |
15:23.10 | cb400f | .. to a community mentality |
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15:23.28 | yecril71pl | Where anything goes? |
15:24.40 | cb400f | where you scratch your own itches |
15:25.41 | yecril71pl | Well, KPackageKit is not my itch ATM |
15:26.19 | yecril71pl | and I am physically unable to address a thousand bugs at the same time |
15:26.34 | DaemonFC | then don't use OpenSuse :) |
15:26.43 | annma | DaemonFC: stop it please |
15:27.05 | yecril71pl | each bug in a different application, with different management habits, coding style and supporting technology |
15:27.18 | DaemonFC | what? telling him it's not friendly to new users? editing configuration files as root to make your GPU work is not friendly |
15:27.35 | DaemonFC | if he expects user friendly he should use software that is |
15:27.48 | annma | DaemonFC: it's not the place here to flame distros, it's disrespectful |
15:28.26 | cb400f | is quite curious what distro DaemonFC would recommend so he can rofl |
15:29.31 | DaemonFC | one that doesn't have tons of bugs, outdated software, package management that breaks the entire system, that's a good start |
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15:29.43 | DaemonFC | I'm not recommending a specific one, but plenty of them satisfy that |
15:30.01 | annma | weird that OpenSuse is widely used in enterprizes then |
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15:30.07 | DaemonFC | good for them |
15:30.11 | yecril71pl | Most of the bugs are upstream bugs |
15:30.14 | annma | yeah, very very good |
15:30.26 | yecril71pl | they affect all distros unless patched |
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15:31.11 | yecril71pl | Enterprises use SUSE because of CIFS integration |
15:31.47 | ruurd | yecril71pl: heuh? |
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15:31.57 | yecril71pl | There are business management tools that run only on Microsoft Windows |
15:32.06 | yecril71pl | not to mention AutoCAD |
15:32.09 | ruurd | Yes I know what CIFS is. |
15:32.19 | DaemonFC | things that incompetent distributions do can reflect poorly on upstream projects, but only the ones without tons of money to pay off the upstream with tend to get called out on it |
15:32.23 | DaemonFC | like Debian/Firefox |
15:32.25 | ruurd | I'm doubting that would be the reason to run openSUSE |
15:32.43 | DaemonFC | I have a feeling it's probably going on here too ;) |
15:32.53 | yecril71pl | was talking about SLED |
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15:33.23 | ruurd | They run SLED because they can buy support and then can point fingers to a third party. |
15:33.53 | yecril71pl | You can buy support from RedHat as well |
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15:34.43 | ruurd | That is why ISPs run stupid old CentOS all the time... |
15:35.04 | yecril71pl | My ISP runs NetBSD |
15:35.49 | DaemonFC | my ISP runs on a hamster in a wheel and lots of federal bailout money B-) |
15:36.07 | ruurd | yecril71pl: Oy vey |
15:36.46 | cjae | kde 4 needs the option in the taskmanager options (per program) (right click menu) to be able to move windows that are maximized, without having to uncheck maximize them first. Just like being able to grab the title bar of a window and move it. |
15:36.59 | ruurd | sometimes I wonder why ISP and enterprises have difficulties spelling obsolete and secure and obscure |
15:37.36 | ruurd | grab the title bar and move it to the top edge of the desktop |
15:37.46 | cjae | for both gtk and qt please |
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15:38.10 | yecril71pl | never rises to that level of abstraction |
15:38.47 | cjae | um its is for moving windows that have not opened on a turned on screen |
15:38.53 | cjae | it is |
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15:41.18 | cjae | eg. you have one monitor and one tv via hdmi, the tv is not on, when you open firefox it opens to the tv screen in maximize, instead of going to turn on tv, you right click its box in the taskmanager, then you find out you need to uncheck maximize before you can move it |
15:41.44 | cjae | to the working screen |
15:42.02 | ruurd | cjae: AFAIK that also works for gtk apps. Decoration is kwin, remember? |
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15:43.00 | ruurd | cjae: can you pick it up in de pager applet? |
15:44.14 | cjae | im not sure how I would move the title bar to top edge of screen, if the screen was not on |
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15:47.50 | cjae | depager is an extended desktop on each workspace |
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15:48.53 | cjae | eg. both my screens are one big desktop on each workspace, the monitor on the left and tv on the right |
15:50.19 | cjae | thank you |
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16:06.54 | systemclient | my session always starts to the wrong keyboard layout. It selects the middle one out of three. How can I set it to my default one? |
16:08.29 | annma | systemclient: do you restore your session? |
16:08.34 | systemclient | annma: no |
16:08.38 | systemclient | annma: I create a new one |
16:09.41 | annma | is the one you want on top of the layouts list? |
16:09.55 | systemclient | yeah |
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16:10.22 | annma | weird |
16:10.29 | systemclient | yep |
16:10.42 | systemclient | I even added greek as a third one and it still selects the second |
16:10.47 | systemclient | which would be the standard for my locale |
16:10.51 | systemclient | but I want no dead keys ⦠|
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16:13.10 | annma | I tried here to add another layout and it's kept |
16:13.18 | annma | what are your 3 layouts? |
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16:19.12 | systemclient | de_dead, de, gr |
16:19.38 | systemclient | sry, you did not call my name, so I did not get back that soon, annma |
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16:20.41 | annma | no problem |
16:21.25 | annma | so de_dead is a German with what? |
16:21.48 | systemclient | if I press ´, it will print it, instead of starting composin |
16:21.49 | annma | I can't even label it as de_dead |
16:21.59 | annma | what layout is it in the list |
16:21.59 | systemclient | I just labeled it "tot" |
16:22.19 | annma | what variant is it? |
16:22.35 | systemclient | the Layout is "German" and the Variant is "disable dead keys" |
16:22.42 | systemclient | or eliminate, i am not sure |
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16:23.44 | annma | let öe test but I lqbelled one de8 qnd I don4t see the 8 in the icon |
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16:23.50 | annma | drat |
16:24.01 | annma | obviously I was using de |
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16:24.33 | systemclient | why is your de so weird? |
16:24.40 | systemclient | what is your native locale? |
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16:25.44 | annma | so tot is top for you |
16:25.50 | annma | and it starts with de |
16:25.57 | annma | let me try |
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16:27.15 | systemclient | I am back, whatever that just was ⦠|
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16:38.55 | coyo | is it normal for kde to crash in multiple ways when the system partition is utterly full, as in, 0 space left? |
16:40.48 | coyo | or is it just me? |
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16:45.07 | yecril71pl | had it once and KDE did not crash |
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16:53.03 | rdieter | coyo: disk full is generally bad, so crashes are not unexpected, esp if /tmp/kde-<username> /var/tmp/kdecache-<username> can't be created |
16:53.23 | rdieter | or symlinks in ~/.kde/ to those tmp targets |
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16:58.29 | coyo | rdieter: i see. |
16:58.45 | coyo | figured it was something like that |
16:59.10 | coyo | kwin crashed about a hundred times |
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17:32.25 | delight | I use network-manager-pptp-kde to log into a vpn. I would love to configure it in a way that only that i could still use my "real connection" for the internet and only the vpn-routers only for hosts in the vpn |
17:32.25 | delight | is this possible (distro is kubuntu 11.04) |
17:32.27 | delight | ? |
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18:23.11 | dknight | When I change desktop splash screen and restart I am getting a black screen only. Same is the case with kdm theme. please help me find the issue and fix it. |
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18:40.35 | oldcpu | In KDE4 - if the virtual destkops (in bar at screen bottom) were removed - how can they be added back ? [configure desktop still says there are 2 desktops even though the virtual desktop control is missing) ? |
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19:04.38 | dyrvere | No disrespect but I've been having things under obervation now for about 10 years, I get less calls for help when people were using windows really. :p |
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19:05.19 | cb400f | prolly cuz they call someone else half the time |
19:05.29 | cb400f | whereas on linux they only have you to call ;-) |
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19:05.31 | dyrvere | and hey, what about that rumor Linux code on Windows 8? :) |
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19:46.32 | dyrvere | and konqueror does not like the adobe flashplugin 11 RC for 64-bit... :p it crashes alot. |
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19:48.51 | ChemBroTron | and other browsers don't have this problem, dyrvere? I thought, flash 11 is a big mess |
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19:51.51 | dyrvere | ChemBroTron: Well atleast it doesn't crash Firefox just the plugin. Only tried Firefox and Konq tho'. And yes, flash has always been a mess, especially on anything not Windows. :) |
19:52.19 | ChemBroTron | well, okay, that is a feature of firefox |
19:52.36 | dyrvere | and even windows will do away with flash and replace it with Silverligth and HTML5 so.. HAHA |
19:52.46 | ChemBroTron | but i read, that there are big bugs reported for flash 11 for linux and adobe doesn't care |
19:53.50 | dyrvere | Well, makes me even less excited about a possible announcement of Photoshop CS on Linux ;) |
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19:55.00 | dyrvere | go Krita and GIMP, from programmers we can trust :) |
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20:14.04 | messerting | Regarding my question on how to sync a non-default google calendar in kdepim 4.7, this worked for me: http://www.dennogumi.org/2011/06/access-multiple-google-calendars-from-korganizer |
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20:39.26 | litb | hello all |
20:39.36 | litb | how can I disable the mysqld usage of akonadi? |
20:39.43 | litb | I want it to use something less resource hungry |
20:39.51 | litb | it freezes my system for seconds sometimes |
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21:05.47 | deathwing | hi |
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21:07.07 | deathwing | I'm on KDE 4.6.5, when I logout I see only only a black screen with cursor and don't appear kdm to login again with a different user, how can I fix this? |
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22:08.24 | RingtailedFox | heya, guys.. i'm having some issues in changing the colour of text on an application's title bar |
22:08.46 | RingtailedFox | instead of having dark grey on black (very hard to see), i'd like it to be gold on black (easier to read)... how do i do this/ |
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22:24.01 | DaZ | kcmshell4 colors >colors > active titlebar text? :x |
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22:27.00 | stoned | hello hello |
22:28.27 | RingtailedFox | daz: no such option for colors |
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22:29.30 | DaZ | http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1072330/snapshot261.png |
22:29.32 | DaZ | you sure? :x |
22:30.45 | RingtailedFox | yeah, pretty sure. i don't see it |
22:31.26 | DaZ | maybe it's switched to different color set? :x |
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22:33.47 | RingtailedFox | there we go... colours is a seperate app entirely |
22:33.51 | RingtailedFox | thanks, daz. :) |
22:35.51 | RingtailedFox | is there a way to bold the text? |
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22:38.14 | DaZ | systemsettings >application appearance > fonts |
22:38.24 | DaZ | window title :f |
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22:43.01 | Nickeeh_ | I'm on Arch, KDE 4.7.0, and am wondering why KWrite takes up 10GB of ram when loading and viewing a CSV of 1.6GB. |
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22:45.31 | cordell | Nickeeh_: you could file a bug report to bugs.kde.org about an overflow |
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22:46.15 | RingtailedFox | grrr.... now it's black on black.. this is impossible to use |
22:46.59 | RingtailedFox | and i don't see "applicaiton appearance" |
22:47.32 | DaZ | what kde version? :x |
22:47.41 | RingtailedFox | 4.6.5 |
22:48.26 | DaZ | kcmshell4 fonts? :x |
22:48.27 | RingtailedFox | the dekoration has black active text, and grey inactive text for titles |
22:48.35 | RingtailedFox | none of what you say exists |
22:49.04 | DaZ | dunnolol then. |
22:49.08 | RingtailedFox | ? |
22:49.30 | RingtailedFox | i have a feeling you're trolling |
22:49.53 | DaZ | likewise actually :f |
22:49.59 | RingtailedFox | i'm not |
22:50.01 | cordell | RingtailedFox: whatcha trying to change? |
22:50.26 | DaZ | fonts in titlebar :x |
22:50.27 | RingtailedFox | i'm trying to customize the colour of the active and inactive text for my deKorator themes' title bars (at the top, where it says "xchat" or "konqueror" |
22:50.42 | RingtailedFox | since the theme i selected has a jet black background, i want the text to be gold, not grey or black |
22:50.48 | RingtailedFox | and bold, if possible |
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22:51.41 | RingtailedFox | in kde 3.5, it was easy to do, as everything was in one simple place |
22:52.12 | DaZ | still is, in systemsettings :f |
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22:53.36 | RingtailedFox | not really, no |
22:53.41 | cordell | ah, cant help you there i started KDE at 4.4.5 |
22:53.50 | RingtailedFox | *nods* |
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22:54.01 | RingtailedFox | well, i've been using KDE 4.0 since it came out... but i've always had this issue |
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23:51.22 | BarkingFish | Good morning all :) I wonder if someone would be kind enough to help me for a couple of minutes. I'm using the latest version of KDE, 4.7.0, and in Dolphin, I no longer have the option to Copy to or Move to in the context menu. Has this been disabled by default, or removed from Dolphin entirely please? |
23:52.01 | nicklas_ | does the kde network manager have support for tethering? |
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23:53.43 | BarkingFish | sorry for the bother guys, apparently it's disabled by default in my OS, Kubuntu. Don't know whether it is elsewhere though :) Thanks anyway. |
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23:53.48 | nicklas_ | BarkingFish: do you have the menu? |
23:53.59 | nicklas_ | ah you fixed it? |
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