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00:19.53hagabakais it possible to make tmux's set-clipboard work in konsole?
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00:50.41killownI am playing CS:GO at full screen on kde 4.8 distro opensuse 12.2 and when I click in some app at the unused monitor the game screen disappear and it's not possible maximize the screen back, so I would like to know if its possible to pin the game screen in some way this doesnt disappear when I click on some app
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01:51.23diegoviolahttps://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=306317
01:51.27diegoviolaanyone else having this issue?
01:53.20diegoviolabroken opengl compositing with kde 4.9.1 and nouveau
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03:22.57tertuis there a keyboard shortcut for switching between grouped window tabs?
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03:54.25davenullGood evening. Is this an appropriate place to ask about Amarok?
03:55.26Sho_davenull: #amarok would probably be more effective given the audience bias, but here is fair game too, yes
03:56.13davenullOk, I will ask there too, but the damned thing is using 100% of both cores on this desktop to add 12 folders with maybe 120 total songs.
03:56.38davenullAnd it happens pretty much every time I add my ~/Music folder.
03:56.46Sho_strange ... bog-standard mp3 or ogg, or anything more obscure?
03:57.54davenullPretty much all MP3 and a few FLAC files.
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03:58.43Sho_davenull: i guess i'd try running it with --debug from a terminal, iirc the collection scanner dumps pretty verbose info
03:58.51davenullI just gave it a kill -9 and will do so.
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04:02.05davenullAh. I am to blame.
04:02.07davenull:)
04:02.37davenullApparently the Add Folder option in the Playlist menu is not what I thought it was.
04:03.00Sho_heh
04:03.29davenullThe amarokmediascanner process is still a resource hog. Dear lord.
04:03.57davenullBringing a 2.6ghz Athlon dual core to its knees.
04:04.19Sho_never really noticed it on my core2 duo
04:04.47Sho_however my music folders are network-mounted on 100mbit ethernet so there's probably an i/o bottleneck
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04:05.00davenullTrus that.
04:05.06davenulltrue*
04:05.29davenullHmmm. I guess I will just hang here for the hell of it now lol.
04:05.29solifugusHas something changed in recent versions of kde that disallow middle-mouse pasting?
04:05.48davenullsolifugus: On Kubuntu 12.04 it works just fine for me.
04:05.55davenullSame on the Fedora box.
04:06.03solifugusin konsole..
04:06.22Sho_solifugus: that's not something KDE could change
04:06.23solifugusi don't think i've tried it anywhere else.. actually
04:06.25Sho_so the answer is no
04:06.44davenullIsn't that an x11 thing?
04:06.58solifugusshould be an x11 thing.. but not always apparently..
04:07.01diegoviolaanyone having compositing issues with 4.9.1?
04:07.10Sho_still on .0 here
04:07.20Sho_actually, i should run yum upgrade and check if .1 is out now ;)
04:07.27solifugusit used to not work when logged into my A2 hosting account through konsole..
04:07.45solifugusnow it borken in konsole on localhost... i wonder what it could be..
04:08.43solifugusactually.. i think middle-click pasting is a window manager thing.. so maybe kwin
04:08.55Sho_no, it's not
04:09.57Sho_basically, x11 has three clipboards by default, referred to as selections in x11 parlance: PRIMARY, SECONDARY and CLIPBOARD
04:10.12Sho_by convention toolkits and apps let gui actions and shortcuts operate on CLIPBOARD
04:10.23Sho_and mouse selection and middleclick operate on PRIMARY
04:11.03Sho_since applications usually reuse standard toolkit levels, that puts handling the middle-click and making it fetch from PRIMARY at the toolkit's door
04:11.22Sho_however in the case of konsole's terminal display widget it's probably custom code inside konsole, using qt clipboard APIs
04:11.27Sho_now, there's another snag
04:11.41Sho_in x11, the application you copied  from is responsible for handing over the data when you paste
04:12.08Sho_that means that when you quit the source app before attempting to paste in the destination app, it won't work
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04:12.16Sho_however, for that reason KDE ships Klipper
04:12.39solifugusSho_, I think X11 is emulating the middle button instead of recognizing the real one..
04:12.41Sho_Klipper papers over this by watching for new copies, and then taking over the data so it itself becomes the new source app
04:12.56Sho_so one scenario i could think of is that you recently stopped using klipper
04:13.02solifugusWhen I click right and left together, a dialog pops up asking what I want to do.. with paste as one option.
04:13.03davenullsolifugus: Try clicking mouse 1 and two at the same time.
04:13.06Sho_and now copy and paste behaves differently from what you are used to
04:13.18davenullHe beat me.
04:13.42solifugusstill.. it looks like kde is intercepting, though.. hence the dialog.
04:15.16davenullsolifugus: Is it a different dialog that the normal alternate click?
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04:20.58davenullamarok: END__: virtual void ScannerJob::run() [DELAY Took (quite long) 1.4e+02s]
04:21.06davenullamarok: END__: virtual void ScannerJob::run() [DELAY Took (quite long) 1.4e+02s]
04:21.51solifugusdavenull, ha.. it's the right-click menu.. so I guess middle click just isn't working..
04:22.03solifugusi also tested in kwrite.. same..
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04:22.31solifugussad.. but whatever.. i guess i'll cope..
04:22.44davenullBUgger, brb.
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04:23.36solifugusnext linux install and i am leaving kubuntu... definitely going back to debian.... far less wierd borken things.. especially nvidia drivers..
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04:24.13davenullKvIRC went wonky.
04:24.27Sho_Konversation is nice ;)
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04:25.03davenullI have been a user of kvirc for years, I honestly feel like a retard using anything else lol.
04:25.10davenullCan't seem to make them work right.
04:25.34Sho_I'm biased anyway (I maintain Konversation)
04:25.42davenullI switched to KDE from Gnome because of it. lol
04:26.02Sho_for KVirc?
04:26.08Sho_that's odd, it's not really a KDE app
04:26.43davenullSho_: I use Konversation for every other chat task, but I am a network admin of an irc network. And it looks nicer with KDE decorations than gnome ;)
04:26.49Sho_however, yay for the switch ;)
04:26.52davenulls/gnome/gtk/
04:28.02davenullGnome doesn't like to play nicely in a visual way with a few QT apps, while KDE makes GTK apps look wonderful.
04:28.03Sho_actually gnome is correct there
04:28.10Sho_since the window manager isn't part of gtk
04:28.16davenullGood point.
04:28.49davenullI think switching to Fedora also did me in.
04:29.37Sho_that's what I'm using these days, too
04:29.54davenullMy Gentoo machines never manage to get a desktop environment though...
04:29.58davenulllol
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04:30.16Sho_heh, i was on gentoo for seven years before the switch to fedora
04:30.44davenullI still use it for my production servers. The shell network is running pure OG Debian mostly.
04:31.30Sho_my web servers are on debian due to update lazyness
04:31.38davenullExactly.
04:32.47mosnodavenull, OG == "Original Gangster"?
04:32.56davenullmosno: Yep lol.
04:32.59mosnorofl
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04:33.49davenullUbuntu server breaks some of the debian style, so I can't use it.  Everything is slightly to the left.
04:34.48davenullSo I wind up with a few rackmount servers running Gentoo, playing as KVM host to a bunch of Debian VMs.
04:35.13Sho_we have a gentoo box using linux containers in production use in kde
04:35.25davenullAnd I wonder why it's been a week since I have left the house...
04:35.33davenullSho_: Nice.
04:35.44Sho_along with lots of debian and opensuse
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04:35.52davenullopensuse...
04:36.04davenullMy first distro was SuSe.
04:36.34mosnoS.u.S.E.*
04:36.44davenullmosno: Thank you :P
04:36.54Sho_OG mosno
04:36.59mosnoawww yeah
04:37.00davenullThose were dark days.
04:37.37davenullYou guys are alright. My time in the Gnome channels made me want to drink paint thinner.
04:38.33mosnoi'm waiting on an answer in #gnome
04:38.39mosnodead silence
04:38.43Sho_davenull: heh, you're welcome
04:38.49Sho_mosno: to be fair i think their main channel is on oftc?
04:38.54mosnoyeah to be fair
04:38.54Sho_or their own server, dunno
04:38.59mosnobut i'm lazy
04:39.09mosnoirc.gnome.org
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04:39.31davenullThe gnome kids seem to have turned to meth in the last few years.
04:39.54mosnoi wanna know if i can resize a snapped window
04:40.12mosnolast time i checked (3.2) you can't
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04:41.24Sho_i still haven't gotten around to trying gnome 3
04:41.40tertugrandma knows best
04:41.43tertuso put it to rest
04:42.02davenullSho_: I doubt I will.
04:42.06Sho_i normally like to keep up with what the competition is up to, but i've been kind of spoiled in the VM era and can't be bothered to do the native install it needs
04:42.19davenullI wind up installing half the KDE quite on a gnome install as it is.
04:42.22Sho_maybe once it runs reliably with llvmpipe
04:42.36mosnohmm, the official #gnome only has 3 more people in it than the freenode gnome
04:42.49mosnognome3 in a vm kinda sucks
04:43.18davenullI'd rather use lxde.
04:43.39mosnoi rather renounce all forms of computing devices and move to southeast asia
04:43.45davenullhahaha
04:44.11Sho_well i'm under no risk of _switching_ to gnome (i'm a kde developer after all), but you know, never hurts to get exposed to other's ideas
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04:45.36mosnothere's some things where gnome definitely beats kde
04:45.53mosnoeg. trackpad two finger scrolling support
04:46.03Sho_i've got that in kde via twofing
04:46.04davenullBut konsole makes up for most of those.
04:46.18Sho_anyway, qt5 should catch us up in all sorts of ways on the touch front :)
04:46.27mosnocompare the KDE control panel to the GNOME control panel for touchpad
04:46.28Sho_davenull: i'm partial to yakuake
04:46.34davenullSho_: I use both ;)
04:46.47mosnonot sure what twofing is but KDE should really do it OOTB
04:46.48davenullAnd I change the trigger to ctrl+`
04:46.54mosnonot that i've tried KDE since 4.6
04:47.30Sho_davenull: I use Ctrl + the key to the left of 1
04:47.33davenullSho_: I love the monitor for silence option in konsole.
04:47.41mosnoalso the feel of the GNOME 3 status icons (volume, network) is really nice.. the way you can click one open then hover to the next one and the next one automatically opens instead of having the click again
04:47.54davenullSho_: That's what I use, exactly. :)
04:47.56Sho_davenull: i actually added that to yakuake recently (after addign the stuff to the konsole kpart that i needed to access it in yakuake)
04:48.09Sho_davenull: ah, that key is ^/° on a german keyboard
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04:48.27davenullSho_: Well hell, I so need that to be a part of yakuake proper.
04:48.52davenullThen I would never have to open konsole.
04:48.53Sho_davenull: it's in git
04:49.00Sho_i need to make a new release :)
04:49.07davenullYes, yes you do.
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04:51.06mosnothe last annoying thing about kde is that mechanism that makes GTK apps look like Qt is rather bad
04:51.35mosnono wait, one more annoying thing -- apps seem to crash more than their GTK counterparts
04:51.38mosnonow i'm done :P
04:51.50Sho_actually the GTK+ port of the Oxygen style engine is very likely the best and most sophisticated style engine for GTK
04:52.03mosnoi found that it made firefox super ugly
04:52.13mosnoi don't have the install around so i can't post screenshots unforunately
04:52.17Sho_works just fine here - that said, firefox is not a gtk app
04:52.28mosnoit maps to gtk
04:52.33mosnoat least it used to
04:52.35Sho_nope
04:52.41mosnoi use chromium these day
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04:52.48mosnoSho_, what is it then? don't say XUL
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04:52.54Sho_it uses its own toolkit with its own widgets, it just calls into gtk to render ui primitives into pixmaps and then blits that itself
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04:53.14Sho_that makes its gtk support exceedingly poor, in particular it doesn't support all of the widget states etc
04:53.19mosnohmm
04:53.23mosnogood thing i don't use it ;)
04:53.32mosnopoor mozilla
04:53.41mosnoi even held out for longer than most
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04:54.34Sho_it's frustrating because our gtk port of oxygen is really very complete, it has feature parity with the qt version
04:54.46Sho_e.g. for example it has all of the state transition animations of the qt version
04:54.48mosnohowcome it works so nice in GNOME/Xfce?
04:54.56mosnoie. their themes apply
04:54.58Sho_the hover and focus glows on things animate in, that sort of thing
04:55.02Sho_and none of that can work in firefox
04:55.20davenullmosno: Actually, I don't think I have ever used konversation. I was thinking kopete.
04:55.32mosnodavenull, huh?
04:55.50davenullWrong hilight, that was to Sho_. Sorry.
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04:56.04Sho_mosno: http://wstaw.org/m/2012/09/06/plasma-desktopwv1293.png for reference
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04:56.38Sho_davenull: oh yeah, Kopete is an IM client, Konversation is IRC
04:56.39mosnolooks ok..
04:56.52davenullSho_: And a davenull is a tired.
04:57.02Sho_mosno: you'll notice that the window background lacks the radial and vertical gradient oxygen normally has
04:57.10Sho_that's also a firefox limitation
04:57.15Sho_native gtk apps have it
04:57.27mosnohow's chromium look?
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04:58.18Sho_mosno: not installed, sorry
04:58.32mosnoSho_, what distro are you on?
04:58.39Sho_mosno: Fedora
04:58.43Sho_yes, i know they have a repo
04:58.53mosnorawhide?
04:59.04Sho_no, 17 + updates-testing
04:59.18Sho_mosno: this is the same app in qt, gtk2 and gtk3: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Ezze7Ar8OQ4/TaRaTjLLh5I/AAAAAAAAAkc/cU1uZDq1WxM/s1600/oxygen-gtk-demo.png
04:59.27mosnoi'm on Arch at the moment
04:59.36mosnoam considering installing KDE for the lulz
04:59.39mosnocurrently using Xfce
04:59.42Sho_(well not really the same app since one is qt and one is gtk, but you get what i mean)
05:00.07mosnobut i'm a longtime KDE (well, every Linux desktop -- i move around) user
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05:00.19mosnolooks good
05:01.18mosnooh, and i always found gdm to be somewhat nicer from a UX perspective than kdm... perhaps that whole start-typing-to-select-username thing
05:01.37davenullI just wish emacs was a little less wonky in KDE.
05:01.40mosnoeg. type m-o-s and my name gets highlighted in the username list
05:01.52mosnoor even just m if there's no other usernames starting with m
05:01.56mosnoafaik kdm doesn't do that
05:02.00Sho_dunno
05:02.07Sho_i can't say i spend a lot of time logging in
05:02.10mosnohehe
05:02.13mosnoit's always a trade off for me
05:02.27mosnognome does some things nice, kde others, ... and on and on
05:03.27davenullIt sure beats OS X no matter which one I use.
05:04.24davenullI am off to bed for the night, thanks for the attempted assistance, and the convo.
05:04.36Sho_sleep tight davenull
05:04.43Sho_and try Konversation some time ;)
05:05.21davenullWill do. ;) I actually installed it and got it all setup. I deeply love the kvirc nick coloring though, and scripting.
05:05.49Sho_what's special about its nick coloring?
05:06.51davenullYou are green background, dark blue text. mosno is purple text black back, and I am white over red. Those will never change.
05:07.14davenullIt uses a hash of the nick to choose the colors I believe.
05:07.15Sho_konvi doesn't use bgcolor for nick coloring, but its algorithm assigns colors stably as well
05:08.37davenullSho_: After 5 years in my irc channel, I know who is talking based on the nick hilight. It's a crutch, but I can be on the other side of the room and know who is talking even when I can't read it.
05:08.52Sho_aye
05:08.59davenullIt's one of those things...
05:09.16davenullYou have a pretty client though. It seems to be quit well built.
05:09.34Sho_thanks
05:10.25davenullSho_: Oh, but I really do like the konsole tab :D
05:11.37davenullout
05:11.51Sho_davenull: heh. that was added on request of some people who like to keep their MUD client with their IRC.
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05:12.17davenullSho_: I like to compile kernels while I IRC, so its a win.
05:12.29Sho_;)
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05:49.36pehdenerg what is the kde applet for volume called, i got the addons installed but i still have no volume control
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05:52.11pehdennvm i was answered in arch thanks anyway
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06:38.15ctx144k_hello all - anyone knows how to disable moving/resizing window with fill screen under kde4.8? i want only see borders while moving/resizing window
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06:40.32Sho_ctx144k_: system settings -> desktp effects -> enable "resize widow", then click the wrench and uncheck "scale window" but keep "show outline" checked
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07:04.56ctx144k_Sho_, thx
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07:09.39KiwiCamHi. What is the purpose of Machime (hostname) function uner Window Matching? How could I make use if it? Thanks.
07:10.37thiagoit matches the hostname that the window is coming from
07:10.45thiagofor most windows, that's your machine's hostnam
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07:14.03KiwiCamSo, if I was using a Virtualbox Guest in Seamless mode, would that be considered another Hostname?
07:14.15thiagoI have no clue, I've never tried that
07:14.20thiagopossibly
07:14.33thiagoit's meant for remote X windows, such as when you ssh into other machines
07:14.44KiwiCamSSH -X?
07:14.47thiagoyes
07:14.49KiwiCamX-forwarding?
07:14.51KiwiCamOK
07:14.51thiagoyes
07:15.09KiwiCamThat's good to know.
07:15.19KiwiCamThank you.
07:15.36thiagofor the Seamless mode, it really depends on how it's implemented
07:16.00KiwiCamI might give that a try this weekend. I can report back if you're interested.
07:17.05KiwiCamThat function will come in very handy for me if I can get it to work with both.
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08:09.44lordievaderGood morning.
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09:01.29timahvo1Hi everyone using Kopete version 4.9.1-1 on archlinux and just noticed I have lost gtalk and yahoo chat accounts with no option to add them in the configure accounts menu
09:01.41thiagothat means the plugins are missing
09:02.41timahvo1thiago: don't remember ever having to add plugins for the two . How do I go about doing that ?
09:03.00thiagothey're part of your distribution
09:03.10thiagosomehow those plugins are either missing or can't be loaded
09:04.13vbgunzother than kickoff, lancelot and the classic menu, is there another promising start menu out there?
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09:10.07vbgunzhm, I found appmenu qml
09:10.14vbgunzseems a bit more promising
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09:15.23hateballvbgunz: What's wrong with krunner? :)
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09:17.45vbgunzit doesn't show me what I forgot the names of, the gems I still haven't found on the system and pressing that question mark burns a question mark right into the brain. it's cool and I use it sometimes but not what I am looking for in a start menu :(
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09:20.47hateballhmm ok
09:21.38hateballYou dont actually need to know the full names of the apps tho ;p
09:21.52hateballBut to each their own :)
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09:26.23vbgunzthis qml appmenu is really sparking my interest. I am familiar with python but looking for how to marry the two feels like trying to decrypt a 1000 year old black art myth
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09:31.11hateballArent most things computer related some form of black magic
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09:37.04vbgunzyeah, but this is very interesting, already installed qt-creator and playing with the tutorial
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09:41.37vbgunzdamn, I'm following the tutorial in qt-creator then it ask I switch to something in which I lose the tutorial :/
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09:55.19doomsdayim using kde on arch linux on virtual box
09:55.27doomsday3d rendering
09:55.48doomsdayis enabled but still desktop effects could not be enabled
09:55.51doomsdayplz help me out
09:56.08Sho_vm 3d isn't very good
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09:56.18Sho_try using xrender compositing instead
09:56.37doomsdayok @Sho_ how do i use xrender??
09:56.49Sho_in the desktop effects setting on the advanced tab
09:56.53muepit would also likely be just nice enough to use without effects at all
09:56.54Sho_where it currently probably says opengl
09:56.57Sho_switch to xrender
09:58.01doomsdayok how to check opengl renderer??
09:58.18Sho_that probably won't work in virtualbox
09:58.59doomsday@Sho_ im already using xrender
09:59.02doomsdaysuggest something else
09:59.14doomsdayok is it impossible in virtual box??
09:59.23Sho_sorry, no idea why xrender wouldn't work at least
10:00.25doomsdayok thanku for your indulgence
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10:34.05bananacarwhy is koffice.org down?
10:35.09Jucatobananacar: http://www.calligra.org/
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10:38.53mosnocan i re-enable miller columns in dolphin?
10:39.56Jucatomiller?
10:40.36mosnothe OS X style multi-column view
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10:43.48Jucatowow, didn't even notice it was gone. sorry no idea
10:44.16mosnoyeah, i'm shocked
10:44.53mosnootoh, it was a bit cumbersome to use with the keyboard compared to Finder
10:45.02Moultmosno: when did i get removed? perhaps when they did the file viewer during dolphin 2?
10:45.05mosnoi was mainly hoping to enable it and see if it had improved
10:45.31mosnoMoult: no idea, last time i used KDE was in 4.6
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10:52.08hateballmosno: by multi column, do you mean split view?
10:52.18hateballlike two folders next to each other in a split window
10:52.22mosnohateball: no
10:52.49hateballhas no experience with OS X
10:53.36mosnohow do i make kde stop doing animations/effects when i alt-tab to walk through windows? i've already disabled Translucency in All Effects
10:53.47Jucatohateball: it means when a folder is opened, it is opened in a new column beside it. when a folder in that column is opened, a new column is created, etc.
10:53.57hateballJucato: ah
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10:54.01mosnoi'm trying to speed up the alt-tab operation but i don't want to disable compositing
10:54.36hateballmosno: it's under desktop effects
10:54.41Moultmosno: disable the window management effects in deskto peffects
10:55.19hateballI'm running swedish gui so not sure of the translation, "flip selection" or something
10:55.31mosnoMoult: that doesn't do it
10:55.36Moultmosno: also check out "window behavior" in system settings, see the "task switcher" tab.
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10:56.51mosnoMoult: that was it... untick "show selected window"
10:57.18mosnoaah sanity :)
10:58.14hateballah you meant that :)
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10:58.28hateballKDE has over 9000 options
10:59.05mosnobasically i'm trying to NOT disable true terminal transparency :)
10:59.30mosnobut turn most other things off because they make my system feel like Vista
10:59.53hateballhehe
11:00.08mosnoeven that weird delay on teh blue glow of the active window is annoying
11:00.15mosnothe window switches but the glow lags
11:00.22Moultmosno: oh, you should've enabled KDE Home Premium Non-Vista X Limited Edition
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11:01.05mosnoseems like i got the Push My Limits edition
11:01.26hateballthe blue glow is the first thing that goes on a new install, for me
11:01.31mosnohow do you turn that one off
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11:01.39mosnoit looks sexy i just hate the lag
11:01.57mosnoi wonder if it is KDE's implementation or my hardware
11:02.11mosnoXfce and GNOME seemed to have somewhat quicker composited effects for the most part
11:02.15Moultmosno: you might like to turn these off to prevent it seeming like lag
11:02.19mosnoexcept for GNOME's activities window
11:02.30hateballmosno: window decorations -> customize your theme
11:02.32mosnocan you make the glow instantly appear instead of fading?
11:02.45Moultmosno: application appearance -> applicaiton -> widget sytle -> configure -> uncheck enable animations
11:03.09mosnooh jesus
11:03.11mosnokwin crash
11:03.19hateballif set advanced options there's a 150ms for some things... but I dunno if that effects the glow effect
11:03.22Jucatoalso hints at Alt+F2, "oxygen-settings"
11:03.27mosnonote my comment hours ago about kde stuff crashing more than gtk stuff
11:04.00Moultmosno: also window decorations -> configure decorations -> disable animations
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11:04.26mosnohow do i disable the fade when i alt-tab?
11:04.36mosnonot of actual windows but of the alt-tab UI popup thingy
11:04.44mosnoit sort of fades in very quicky
11:05.15mosnoone moment, i think i need a breather
11:05.30mosnostarting to get panicky about my UI lol
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11:08.39mosnosorry :)
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11:38.43portonHow to make Kate to open/save FTP files?
11:41.49rindolfporton: kate ftp://....
11:42.01rindolfporton: you need the FTP KIOSlave.
11:42.52portonrindolf: Can it be made more visual, without typing a full URL for every file to open?
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11:50.03BluesKajHey all
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12:11.52dpHi, I'm having this same problem: http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=101249 unfortunately, I don't have anything in ~/.local/share/mime, and chromium is set as my default app for text/html
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13:07.03dpif I change my default browser to firefox, it works properly. if I change it back to chromium, it fails
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13:11.47dpis no one here available to help me?
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13:22.33arokuxhi guys, after update to 4.9 a click on Open menu item in okular takes 30 to open File Dialog
13:23.06arokuxit is the same in other kde programs like kwrite
13:23.19arokuxs/takes 30/takes 30 seconds
13:23.42arokux(I'm not using kde as a desktop.)
13:23.52arokuxhow can I debug this problem
13:26.28arokuxif I run a kde program from the terminal, everything works fine!!
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13:40.44arokuxhttps://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305188 this bug report was relevant. kiling all kded4 solved the problem.
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13:52.06rdieterlikely some misbehaving kded4 plugin/service
13:52.38rdieterunforunately, that's difficult to debug (afaik)
13:53.26arokuxhm.. now I have another problem, probably related. kile won't start if I run it through alt+f2 (i'm using LXDE) but everything is fine when running it from the terminal.
13:53.49arokuxother apps run fine both from alt-f2 and terminal
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13:57.52arokuxplease resend me a message if you sent one. I was offline.
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14:12.32arokuxafter reboot kile starts from alt+f2 too.......
14:13.18mosnocan i keep my panel transparent but somewhat darker tinted? if i don't have a light wallpaper the fonts are hard to read
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14:14.01detrateIs there a way for me to have a desktop span dual monitors instead of having them treated as separate monitors?
14:14.10detrateseparate desktops rather*
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14:17.20Mamarokdetrate: It does that by default, put them side by side
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14:17.39Mamarokyou will just not have the panel on both
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14:19.12detrateMamarok: that's not the behavior I want though, I want it to stretch across both, behave as one desktop
14:19.34detrateThere are other implications, such as setting wallpaper and the desktop grid
14:19.36Mamarokwell, it does, it is one desktop
14:19.50detrateIt's behaving like two separate plasma desktops
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14:20.27Mamarokoh well, in the use it is the same as one, I can drag stuff from one to the other
14:20.44Mamarokyou can put the same wallpaper on both
14:20.55dpdoes anyone have information on https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=297491 ? this is a seriously annoying bug for me
14:21.02detrateyeah but if I want it to look like one seamless wallpaper, I have to cut it in part parts
14:21.12detrateand really, the bigger issue for me is the Desktop Grid behavior
14:21.44Mamarokhm, I don't use the Grid
14:22.01detrateit separates the virtual desktops by monitor
14:22.20detrateso if I'm looking at my windows across both monitors as 1 unit, it gets separated when I "zoom out", very confusing
14:22.26detratedefault bind is ctrl+f8
14:22.33detrateIf you'd like to see what I mean
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14:45.45mosnoanimation speed == instant
14:45.48mosnoit's the business :)
14:46.04mosnoall hail userbase!
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15:55.10alban_hi, what's the channel foe kde development ?
15:55.37tsimpsonalban_: #kde-devel
15:56.40zaccanastahi guys, is there a way to start a program/script from dolphin if not in the PATH?
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15:57.16alban_tsimpson: thx
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16:09.24zaccanastaI want to create a portable version of my program and would be nice to start it from the file manager other than the terminal
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16:17.17zaccanastaI saw that in nautilus this is possible
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16:46.54graftanyone have a good recommendation for a calendar plasmoid that will do notifications/reminders?
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16:47.38juan_carlosHey all.
16:49.23juan_carlosSo a puzzling question for you all. I'm using KDE on Fedora 17. If my TERM is 256 capable, then in Fedora the LS_COLORS are set from a different file that uses the 38;0 prefix for colors
16:49.36juan_carlosApparently, these seem to not work nice with konsole :(
16:49.51juan_carlosAny hints, or pointers to what I am doing wrong, or is this a bug?
16:50.10graftjuan_carlos: what do you mean, 'not work nice'?
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16:52.27juan_carlosBy that I mean it ignores the color selection and goes back to the defaults.
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16:53.58Brian_HI have an odd issue on kubuntu 12.04 where windows are stealing focus that didn't steal focus in the past, I've tried adjusting some of the settings to prevent that but it seems to be hit or miss. Is there a way to reset the steal settings without blowing away the profile?
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16:54.58graftjuan_carlos: is LS_COLORS set properly?
16:55.11juan_carlosWell, depends on what you mean by properly :)
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16:55.29graftjuan_carlos: i mean is it set to what you want it to be, or is the problem that LS_COLORS is wrong?
16:55.44graftas opposed to, LS_COLORS is correct but it still shows the wrong colors
16:55.48juan_carlosRight. what I mean is, if I don't use a 256 color environment, all colors are prefixed with 30;4
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16:56.12juan_carlosBut if I use a 256 term, so in Fedora, it reads /etc/DIRCOLORS.256color which prefixes all colors with 38;0
16:56.46juan_carlosI mean, it's possible it is an ls issue, that it can't interpret those colors. But I wanted to check if it were a known konsole issue.
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16:59.15juan_carlosHere is an example: under 256 environment: LS_COLORS has settings like this: rs=0:di=38;5;27:
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16:59.55juan_carlosUnder normal (non-256) it has things like rs=0:di=01;34:
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17:10.41danharibohi
17:10.53juan_carlosAny ideas graft?
17:10.57danharibois there a way to get konsole to switch terminal profiles when a certain application is started
17:11.10danhariboI'd like vim to use a different style
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17:15.08grafterr... sorry, juan_carlos, no ideas
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17:19.16detrateis there a better way to setup my keys passphrase in KDE than this? http://aeparker.com/blog/ssh-agent-kde-wallet
17:19.31juan_carlosThanks anyway graft?
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17:21.02juan_carlos*the ? should be a !
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17:21.39rindolfHi all.
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19:04.27eamonAre there any *good* free software alternatives to KDE? KDE has a GPL license which is not free like the BSD license.
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19:05.46BluesKajeamon,. heh I've never had to pay for kde :)
19:06.13eamonfree as in freedom
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19:06.42muepit is still free as in how most define free-as-in-freedom software
19:07.30eamonnot really
19:07.33BluesKajdon't changes to the bsd/unix code have to be approved by their admins before distribution to the public
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19:09.04BluesKajmethinks there's some hair splitting going on here
19:09.37eamonhave you read the licenses?
19:11.11eamonthe BSD license is real freedom. the hair splitting occurs in the GPL.
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19:11.51muepBSD license gives a lot of freedoms which are not required for achieving "free software" but of course they are useful in some cases
19:13.34muepI have nothing against you insisting that the freedoms granted in GPL are insufficient for your needs
19:13.58eamonI hate how the GPL restricts said cases.
19:14.17muepit is copyright that does the restriction
19:14.18thiagoeamon: answering just the first question: I don't know of any desktop environment or anything close to one that is licensed under BSD terms or more liberal licenses
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19:14.58muepGPL grants you some freedoms, which you may consider insufficient but which still are more generous than what you'd get by default
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19:15.53thiagocopyright law does not permit copying or distribution at all, except under a license
19:16.10thiagothe GPL grants you those rights, in exchange for some obligations
19:16.40thiagothe BSD 3-paragraph license is the same: it has some obligations
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19:18.05eamonthe only obligation under BSD is that credit must be given
19:18.16thiagosure, but it's an obligation
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19:18.52BluesKajwhy should I resd the licences . I'm not devel or a coder or anything of the kind so , it's immaterial to me , perhapd i should care but there's not much I can do about any changes to software with or without licensing
19:18.59thiagoanyway, if you disagree with the GPL obligations, that's your choice
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19:19.21eamonGPL forces every  user to spread GPL like a virus
19:19.23muepI mostly disagreed with the "my free is more free than your free" claim
19:19.36muepGPL does not force me to spread any more GPL
19:19.36lordievaderGood evening
19:19.45BluesKajand really how many ppl care anyway
19:20.12eamonmuep: i'm afraid it does
19:20.52thiagoeamon: if you're a developer and you want to use GPL code in your program, yes. The full program must be licensed under the terms of the GPL.
19:20.59muep"free software" is quite well defined by both FSF and DFSG, among others. both of the aforementioned definitions consider GPL a free software license
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19:21.27thiagoas a user, you're not forced to do anything
19:21.35muepit might be more constructive for you to demand a permissive free software license or a non-copyleft license
19:22.00thiagoanyway, the point is moot. There is no BSD-licensed desktop.
19:22.09thiagoyour options are: use a GPL-licensed one or not.
19:23.57muepI have distributed some copies of software under GPL terms, but that was because I wanted to distribute
19:24.07muepnot because the license somehow required me to distribute it
19:24.28eamonthat's nice
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19:26.43Pitfallhi
19:27.04PitfallI'm using KDE 4.8.5 but I messed up my trash
19:27.15PitfallI cannot move files to my trash
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19:28.05PitfallI removed the Trash directory with its content and recreated one, but that doesn't seem to help
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19:28.45yonkeltronwill installing strigi make my searches and such go faster?
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19:30.19lordievaderPitfall, What error do you get exactly?
19:31.27Pitfalllordievader, sorry I already fixed it
19:31.34PitfallIt seems to be a Dolphin issue
19:31.53PitfallI used konqueror to trash a file, and now Dolphin also works correctly
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19:32.06PitfallOddly enough
19:32.49lordievaderPitfall, Dolphin sometimes makes mistakes, I usually get the message trash full every once in a while.
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19:33.27PitfallI got that message yes
19:33.37Pitfalland removing the trash file made it worse
19:33.42Pitfallbut konqueror is a nice backup
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19:34.24lordievaderPitfall, My usual fix is renaming everything in the info folder, that usually works.
19:35.07PitfallOK, I'll give that a shot next time
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20:28.43sporkfmoin.
20:28.47sporkfhow to remove the jelly bean?
20:28.51sporkferr kidney bean.
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20:30.15lordievadersporkf, You mean the yellow thing in the right top corner off the screen?
20:35.11FLHerneThere are at least 3 widgets to hide that ;-)
20:36.32FLHerneIf it is the cashew you mean, just search for that in the widget downloader :P
20:36.42lordievaderOr you can just drag it under your task bar, that is what I have done.
20:37.05FLHernelordievader: That relies on you having one ;-)
20:37.24lordievaderFLHerne, That is, of course, very true.
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20:44.49FLHerneFLHerne: I'm in the situation where no casual visitors can use my computer at all without lengthy explanation :P
20:45.06FLHernePerhaps KDE needs to be a bit less customisable ;-)
20:46.03lordievaderThe fact that I use Linux makes it already impossible to use for most people around me...
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20:47.22cb400fFLHerne: create an activity for casual guests ;-)
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20:49.58lordievaderPanels are the same across activities, right? Or did they change that in 4.9?
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21:11.36mr0wlIs something wrong with the KDE website? https://techbase.kde.org/install.php?profile=standard
21:11.58mr0wli keep getting the Drupal config page with SSL/HTTPS
21:12.13lordievadermr0wl, Same here, I guess something went wrong somewhere.
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21:12.48mr0wlOh, okay.  As long as someone's aware of it.
21:13.19lordievadermr0wl, I do hope so.
21:13.47lordievaderBut I guess some dev will see your message, you could also mention it on #kde-dev.
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21:30.42desti_T2what happened to the KDE tablet? http://makeplaylive.com/
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21:44.52danhariboCan I set the konsole profile automatically for certain programs
21:44.58danhariboi.e. I want vim to use a different profile
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22:44.47joulezhi, i have an old kde3.x app, will i have any trouble compiling this under kde4?
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22:50.30tsimpsonjoulez: yes, massively
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