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00:40.42 | athan_ | Hi everyone. Could someone tell me how I can change the download priority of files in ktorrent? |
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01:01.39 | mefistofeles | athan_: I think all you can set is high, normal or low priority with right clicking the files |
01:02.36 | athan_ | mefistofeles: Yeah I didn't know you had to right-click it and hit "first". I thought it would just change state from clicking on the cell in the table. |
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02:21.08 | bfehr | anyone able to help? I pressed (i think) Meta-C and now input to most of the KDE software is disabled. I can't click inside of konsole windows, dolphon or kwrite. So, I can't click the menus or type into window. But I can still use firefox. |
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02:36.03 | mefistofeles | bfehr: what's meta+C supposed to do? |
02:36.30 | bfehr | no idea |
02:36.43 | bfehr | I accidently pressed it instead of Ctrl-C |
02:37.07 | bfehr | copying and pasting text all afternoon and miss placed a finger |
02:37.45 | bfehr | I did it once earlier and just killed all the affected processing but that gets annoying |
02:38.19 | bfehr | I searched through the keyboard shortcuts and couldn't find anything associated with meta-C |
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02:38.58 | mefistofeles | bfehr: probably pressed something else |
02:39.13 | bfehr | probably but I can't figure out what |
02:39.23 | mefistofeles | I don't think there's a shortcut set up for meta+C by default |
02:39.38 | bfehr | not that I can find either |
02:40.57 | bfehr | but what shortcut would allow me to click on a konsole window but not be able to type or use the menus? |
02:41.34 | Markus_KMi | You could try to assign Meta-C to some action. If that shortcut is already taken as global shortcut, a message will pop up |
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02:42.29 | bfehr | sadly nothing complained about it being in use already |
02:43.54 | Markus_KMi | Could be some input method shortcut |
02:44.48 | Markus_KMi | Those usually don't go through KDE's shortcut system |
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02:45.28 | bfehr | there is an alternative shortcut for switching layout but it is Ctrl+Alt+K and I don't see myself accidently pressing that when trying for Ctrl+C |
02:50.51 | bfehr | there seems to be 2 XSMP errors from about the time I pressed the keys. Offending minor opcode = 8 (SaveYourselfDone) |
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02:51.54 | Markus_KMi | Maybe you just triggered a bug that is so rare, you will never ever trigger it again |
02:52.15 | bfehr | twice this afternoon :) |
02:52.43 | bfehr | I'll just let my scripts finish tonight and reboot the machine tomorrow |
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04:39.18 | sanga | menubar keeps dissappearing from kde apps like kontact kmail akregator juk amarok ktorrent. pressing ctrl+m twice brings it back but it dissappears agains on restarting the app. |
04:39.45 | sanga | and in kontact-kmail it doesn't appear even after ctrl+m |
04:41.34 | sanga | i change the MenuBar setting in kontactrc to tnabled but upon restarting the app it becomes disabled again |
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04:48.31 | sanga | ??? |
04:48.33 | {0}grant | What's the easiest way to test the new Plasma release, for a non-KDE user? (Currently on Fedora 21, via GNOME). Is there a development image floating around? |
04:49.44 | JZA | The SuSE studio have OpenSuSE VM running the latest build for all mayor desktops |
04:49.50 | JZA | you will run it on a VM howver |
04:50.13 | JZA | there might be a Fedora Remix with a similar sceario |
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04:51.36 | JZA | https://susestudio.com/a/zpzr67/kde-4-reloaded--3 |
04:51.47 | JZA | https://susestudio.com/browse |
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04:52.53 | JZA | Seems it hasn't been updated in quite a while. Too bad. |
04:55.21 | {0}grant | JZA: No prob. |
04:55.32 | {0}grant | I might just make an arch vm and play from there. |
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04:56.14 | {0}grant | Is it even "worth my time"; As in, is the 5.2 release significant enough of a change from 5.0? |
04:58.20 | JZA | probably just bug fixes |
04:58.28 | JZA | so it could if you suffer from major annoyances. |
04:58.35 | JZA | otherwise, no need. |
04:58.52 | JZA | still would probably want to read the release notes, and bugfixes it includes. |
04:59.20 | Jucato | {0}grant: fedora also has an installable live cd based on F21 |
05:00.33 | {0}grant | Jucato: Well yeah, I know that there is a KDE "spin" -- but I was wondering if there is a "development" distro, like GNOME has with a new release (actually based of Fedora in this case). |
05:00.59 | Jucato | {0}grant: the official kde spin is not yet based on Plasma 5 though. so this is a special image |
05:01.24 | {0}grant | I tried KDE "5" several months ago, probably October, and liked the way they were heading ... not likely going to switch for sometime though, if I do. ^P |
05:01.28 | {0}grant | :^P* |
05:01.41 | Jucato | http://pub.dvratil.cz/plasma/iso/5.2.0/ |
05:01.44 | JZA | thats why you might want to test it ona VM |
05:01.45 | {0}grant | Krita is a /big/ appeal for me and to possibly KDE. |
05:01.56 | JZA | I am on Arch so I got the latest Krita |
05:03.26 | {0}grant | Jucato: Thanks for the link! |
05:04.20 | {0}grant | JZA: I was on Arch for near 2 years, I spent more time customizing than using it seems. Decided to go the "practical" direction and just stick with Fedora for the time being. |
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05:07.39 | JZA | {0}grant: not sure how much 'configuration' do you need. Is pretty done once installed. |
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05:09.39 | {0}grant | JZA: It wasn't just Arch itself, I was on Stumpwm and would near obsessively configure that. |
05:10.19 | {0}grant | Kinda generally, I was putting myself in an environment that for someone with OCD should not be putting themselves in to mess with all day. |
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05:11.04 | {0}grant | A lot of work and/or feeling of "needing to do xyz" without getting much actually done. |
05:12.17 | JZA | {0}grant: I see, I understand now. |
05:12.28 | JZA | so did you found anything "interesting" in 5.2 |
05:13.09 | {0}grant | Jhttps://www.kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.2.0.php |
05:14.48 | {0}grant | This work is of much utility to me, because I could /stand/ KDE4. |
05:15.09 | {0}grant | Everything seemed gaudy to the point of offensive to my sensibilities. |
05:15.17 | JZA | https://www.kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.1.2-5.2.0-changelog.php |
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05:17.36 | {0}grant | If I flee to KDE from GNOME or not, it is in amazement how far these two projects have come in the 5 or-so years I've started using GNU+Linux. |
05:18.17 | JZA | yeah well actually I have seen it slow from when I took linux 10 yrs ago |
05:18.28 | JZA | I went through the whole Gnome 1 to 2 to 3 |
05:18.49 | JZA | Gnome was dumbed down on +2.x |
05:19.25 | {0}grant | JZA: I caught the tale-end of GNOME 2.x and hated it; I gave KDE4 two months and hated it. Both environments now are close to, if not better in many ways than there "commerical competition"> |
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05:20.52 | JZA | {0}grant: I always thought they were far better to the commercial competition. |
05:21.16 | {0}grant | JZA: Eh, feature-wise I'm sure -- usability wise, eh. |
05:21.17 | JZA | Windows XP is totally archaic, Vista was a downgrade, and now 8 is useless. |
05:21.55 | JZA | Linux always had virtual desktops something that I always used on Linux. |
05:22.30 | {0}grant | Usability didn't really get a boost, until designers started flooding in. It takes very different skillset to design an easily to near inately usable interface and feature stuff. |
05:23.27 | JZA | regardless if its xfce, gnome, kde, icewm, etc. The way Linux map applications to be launched form a unique "run command" rendering the start menu useless. |
05:23.50 | {0}grant | JZA: Not for the average user. |
05:23.53 | JZA | KDE has hot zones, which is far advanced that what Windows, OSX ever had. |
05:24.01 | JZA | thats a common excuse. |
05:24.34 | JZA | Whenever something "useful" is shown, people say is not for common users. But when something is lacking in Linux, users say, "its not ready". |
05:24.56 | JZA | is key to identify this game early on. |
05:25.47 | JZA | i.e. Finder in OSX is similar to the Run command is embeded on the Desktop. |
05:25.47 | {0}grant | A "GNOME DO" type run system I can see the 'average user' using, but a non-autocompleted run prompt ... that's insane. |
05:25.58 | {0}grant | JZA: It also autocompletes. |
05:26.11 | {0}grant | And is not the primary way to launch stuff. |
05:26.16 | JZA | mst desktops are autocomplete. Xfce even. |
05:26.28 | ShalokShalom | anyone here who run qt 5.4.1 bug free ? |
05:26.43 | {0}grant | JZA: Not Windowmaker. :^P |
05:26.47 | JZA | also, knowing the program name shouldnt be something "advanced". |
05:27.14 | {0}grant | I've used very few DEs non-trivially. GNOME & KDE, a little lxde. |
05:27.26 | JZA | I am pretty sure, if you use Linux day to day, you wont have trouble remember your apps. |
05:27.35 | {0}grant | Most everything else are WMs and those are/were namely Tiling. |
05:27.53 | JZA | Well I used icewm a while ago, it wasnt that bad. |
05:28.06 | {0}grant | JZA: My mom doesn't know what "Internet Explorer" is and has used Windows for 10+ year... |
05:28.08 | JZA | super fast, and in the end did its job (launch apps) |
05:28.18 | JZA | {0}grant: your mom is also not the average user. |
05:28.30 | JZA | this are sub-users. |
05:28.38 | {0}grant | JZA: No, in her age demographic she is average. |
05:28.41 | JZA | like my dad iin the kitchen. |
05:28.45 | JZA | :D |
05:28.58 | JZA | he knows he want a bowl, doesnt know where is kept. |
05:29.02 | {0}grant | A startling number of people don't know what a web browser is. |
05:29.14 | JZA | I think these are subusers |
05:29.38 | JZA | I will think a normal user will be your high school friend, who is not a techie but grew up with a computer. |
05:29.44 | {0}grant | JZA: I think you are overly optimistic. :^P |
05:30.29 | {0}grant | A majority of the demographics using computers are over 20. |
05:30.51 | JZA | you think? |
05:31.03 | {0}grant | JZA: Yes, there are more of them. |
05:31.05 | JZA | I disagree, most universities require students with laptops. |
05:31.12 | {0}grant | The "Baby Boomer" generation. |
05:31.22 | JZA | doesnt matter if you are a med student or a lawyer. |
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05:31.39 | {0}grant | JZA: Just about any job, you need to touch a computer semi-regurarly now. |
05:31.59 | JZA | yes, and if you want to pay taxes you need to do it online. |
05:32.33 | JZA | and you need an email account and a password and online banking, etc. |
05:33.32 | {0}grant | Evidently in 5 years, 80% of the non-child population will have smartphones. |
05:33.47 | {0}grant | Globally, even in third-world countries. |
05:34.05 | JZA | right, so I doubt people can't tell what is a desktop from a browser. |
05:34.19 | JZA | just to use mobile phones, you need to understand the concept of 'apps' |
05:34.27 | JZA | install them, update them, etc. |
05:34.36 | {0}grant | JZA: Eh, Chromebooks probably wouldn't have much market share then. |
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05:35.04 | JZA | Chromebooks are cheap, thats why they are selling. |
05:35.26 | {0}grant | JZA: And also, that most people care about the web and that's about it. |
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05:35.55 | JZA | care for enterntainment, I am sure most assignments and other stuff still done in Offie suites. |
05:36.07 | {0}grant | Email? Online. Banking? Online. Facebook? Online. Voip? Now online. Videos/Music? Easily online. |
05:36.14 | {0}grant | Office? Online. etc, etc. |
05:36.24 | JZA | I dont think they are using online office. |
05:36.30 | {0}grant | Not yet. |
05:36.40 | JZA | so, they do care for their files. |
05:36.48 | JZA | and files, usually means desktop. |
05:37.04 | {0}grant | JZA: It's trivial for cloud hosting. |
05:37.19 | JZA | not really, is really hard for most people. |
05:37.39 | {0}grant | JZA: The point of "cloud computers" is that it's not. |
05:37.44 | JZA | I spend 3 months explaining dropbox to my dad, still dont get it. |
05:38.05 | {0}grant | JZA: Are the of average intellegence and under 65? |
05:38.06 | JZA | and he was even more confused when he realize "dropbox" doesnt connect with "google drive" |
05:38.24 | JZA | well most companies dont want the cloud |
05:38.46 | {0}grant | JZA: Companies aren't people and sure they do, if they can trust and/or if they are hosting it. |
05:38.52 | JZA | I have a friend that struggle selling this cloud services for companies, because they are just terrified of the concept of putting their files on "remote computers" |
05:39.17 | JZA | even if their database with all their clients are hosted somewhere else. |
05:39.40 | {0}grant | JZA: If you aren't an established player in this market already, chances are you aren't going to "blow up" in the good way. |
05:40.01 | JZA | well those companies are run by adults, which go to their house and they are still terrified to use their personal files on the cloud. |
05:40.01 | {0}grant | Just like it's already too late for VR companies to be decent competition. |
05:40.11 | {0}grant | The landscape moves very fast. |
05:40.34 | {0}grant | JZA: Well, that's probably "icloud fear". |
05:41.00 | {0}grant | As in ignorance based on misunderstanding. |
05:41.12 | {0}grant | Sorry, fear based on ignorance/misunderstanding. |
05:41.18 | JZA | that certainly didnt help. |
05:41.19 | {0}grant | Yah, painkillers! |
05:41.35 | JZA | will you took a naked picture and put it in dropbox and be okay with it? |
05:42.10 | JZA | The leak got way too many people scared. |
05:42.49 | {0}grant | JZA: I don't take naked pictures, because I'm not a horny lizard. |
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05:44.34 | JZA | maybe not but is a good example of a file you dont want to keep private. |
05:45.03 | JZA | err.. * do |
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05:45.40 | {0}grant | JZA: Then encrypt it too. |
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05:46.13 | JZA | I dont see normal users knowing what encrypt means. |
05:46.27 | JZA | I do see normal users taking naked pics. :D |
05:47.39 | JZA | my point is that normal users do know what "files" are, and no, they dont do everything in the cloud. |
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05:48.29 | JZA | power users do, but if you go to the average school and ask a literature teacher if he has a dropbox account changes he will would be around 20%. |
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05:53.28 | JZA | the bottom line, is that users that use linux are rarely confused about the usability goodies that they present over comercial options. |
05:54.14 | JZA | I have seen student in Spain for example, after having their school computers with Linux for all their school life, get around the desktop quite well and much better than windows. |
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05:54.38 | JZA | at least use the virtual desktops, the universal launcher, etc. |
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06:06.24 | {0}grant | JZA: Time will tell, obviously, but I can't see a future where a notable amount of one computing is not done non-locally. |
06:07.04 | {0}grant | Not my preferred route for society, just what I see happening. :^P |
06:07.26 | valorie | when most people's "computers" are their phones |
06:07.44 | valorie | but that leaves out developers entirely |
06:07.55 | valorie | do you consider git part of the cloud? |
06:08.16 | JZA | i am not saying it wont happen, anything can happen. But saying "regular users" understand and are on the cloud, is a stretch. |
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06:08.33 | {0}grant | valorie: Git can work only locally by choice, is not inherently so, no. |
06:08.55 | valorie | I'm just saying that the lines are fuzzy |
06:09.00 | {0}grant | JZA: No, I'm not saying they are -- I'm saying they will be. |
06:09.42 | {0}grant | It's likely to me that the idea of a non-AR/VR computing might be a rarity in a decade or-so. |
06:10.19 | {0}grant | The landscape is changing quick and with it, likely are the common paradigms. |
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06:11.20 | JZA | users dont change that quick. |
06:11.42 | {0}grant | JZA: Yeah they do, if it is viewed as sufficiently "worth it"> |
06:11.45 | JZA | technology do change, but I dont se regular users change as fast. |
06:11.50 | {0}grant | That's why Facebook "blew up". |
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06:12.24 | JZA | I can argue that smartphones blew up but that doesnt mean regular users know how to use it. My dad has an iphone, still uses it as a phone mainly. |
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06:12.33 | JZA | to make calls. |
06:13.03 | {0}grant | AR/VR is a big enough paradigm change, that can foster the amount of excitement for it to be a primary interface in a decade or-so, me thinks. |
06:13.32 | {0}grant | Smarthphones are a stepping stone for AR, to me. |
06:14.31 | valorie | I understand that git can be local, but it was designed for collaboration, and that means that it is distributed |
06:14.57 | {0}grant | valorie: Is a university network "the cloud"? |
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06:15.31 | valorie | eh, I don't care about labels |
06:15.33 | JZA | {0}grant: there is a different between distributed and remote. |
06:15.44 | JZA | cloud is not necesarily distributed. |
06:16.00 | valorie | right |
06:16.31 | {0}grant | valorie: You're the one who asked about "the cloud". :^P |
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06:20.09 | valorie | it's all labels |
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06:20.58 | valorie | what matters is how people use services |
06:21.10 | {0}grant | valorie: What is "all labels"? |
06:23.03 | valorie | cloud, not cloud |
06:23.20 | valorie | you can set up owncloud to be local too |
06:23.59 | lordievader | Good morning, |
06:24.04 | {0}grant | valorie: A cloud is not distributed though, that's kinda the point. |
06:24.09 | {0}grant | It's all centralized. |
06:24.30 | valorie | true, that is a difference that does make a difference |
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06:25.03 | {0}grant | valorie: How so? Git is not a cloud based program, Github is a Cloud service. |
06:25.27 | valorie | sorry, have other things to do, and shouldn't have entered into the conversation |
06:25.31 | valorie | bows out |
06:25.54 | {0}grant | is probably being dense anyways, due to said painkillers. :^P |
06:26.34 | JZA | git IS a cloud based program cloud means remote. |
06:26.52 | JZA | all web apps are cloud based programs. |
06:27.34 | JZA | however not all of them are distributed, the Bittorrent network, or the Blockchain is something that is not only remoted (cloud) but distributed. |
06:27.38 | {0}grant | JZA: Git is not a "web app". |
06:27.40 | JZA | the Tor network. |
06:28.22 | {0}grant | You need to be able to do "x as a service" to be in "the cloud". |
06:28.33 | JZA | umm.... it definetly run under a socket connection, it uses http/ssh to transfer. |
06:28.49 | {0}grant | Whether it be infastructure, platform, or software as a serivce. |
06:29.16 | JZA | right but this infrastructure, could be distributed. |
06:29.55 | JZA | so service is not completely shut down. |
06:30.02 | {0}grant | I'm also probably going to bow out; Not only do I really not care, I'm generally tired. :^P |
06:30.45 | JZA | alright, we definetly went away from the original point of users. |
06:31.04 | JZA | still a good chat, nevertheless |
06:31.48 | {0}grant | Playing with this Plasma VM a bit, then probably peacing out. |
06:32.04 | JZA | I wonder how to check KDE version on the CLI? |
06:32.13 | JZA | maybe there is a qdbus service for that. |
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06:32.43 | {0}grant | Yeah, already wow'd by the vm. |
06:33.06 | valorie | every kde application has a help > about part, which will list most info |
06:33.18 | valorie | but I don't know a cli way to do that |
06:34.25 | {0}grant | Will Plasma 5 be in Fedora 22? |
06:34.28 | valorie | also, there are so many versions, since there is no longer an "SC" with a unified version |
06:34.50 | valorie | you might ask that in a fedora chan, {0}grant |
06:35.09 | JZA | valorie: I guess I can ask my package manager for the info. |
06:35.16 | valorie | is running plasma 5 right now in the Vivid beta in kubuntu |
06:35.39 | {0}grant | valorie: Someone said something about Plasma 5.x not currently being in Fedora 21 spin? |
06:35.40 | bshah | :q |
06:35.42 | {0}grant | in here* |
06:35.44 | bshah | oops sorry |
06:36.05 | valorie | not sure about fedora |
06:37.04 | Jucato | {0}grant: i did. the default spin is still based on KDE 4 |
06:37.25 | Jucato | quits bshah but not before :w |
06:38.17 | Jucato | JZA, valorie: in kde 4, it would have been kde4-config --version. but that really only proves that kde4-config is installed, not that it's the currenlty running one (whic is the case if you run a Plasma 5 workspace with KDE 4 apps) |
06:38.46 | valorie | https://community.kde.org/Plasma/Packages has some hints |
06:38.47 | Jucato | i'm not sure how reliable $KDE_SESSION_VERSION is |
06:39.09 | Jucato | (as in "echo $KDE_SESSION_VERSION") |
06:40.07 | {0}grant | Jucato: Yeah, just saw. |
06:40.11 | {0}grant | Bummer. |
06:40.22 | valorie | that gives me a return of 5 |
06:40.31 | valorie | which is correct |
06:40.55 | valorie | except we don't call it KDE version any more |
06:40.59 | valorie | oh, well |
06:41.31 | Jucato | valorie: the version is for the session, not the kde ;) |
06:41.46 | {0}grant | I guess I'll "shop around" more in Fedora's next release cycle. |
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06:42.10 | JZA | Jucato: yeah I have kded5 but only has a --check option |
06:42.12 | {0}grant | Krita is something I plan on playing a lot more seriously with, in the shortterm. Who knows, it might act as that gateway applicattion. |
06:42.43 | JZA | I need to go through the krita workshops on youtube. I plan to do a demo talk on the next installfest in april. |
06:42.44 | Jucato | {0}grant: i think F22 will have Plasma 5 by default |
06:44.55 | Jucato | there's a #krita channel if you're interested. maybe they can help too |
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06:45.54 | {0}grant | Jucato: Yeah, I'm lurking there already. I'm in the process of converting all my old mypaint stuff I want to sae to *.kra. |
06:46.13 | Jucato | {0}grant: yep. but JZA isn't yet :) |
06:46.18 | Jucato | until now :D |
06:47.02 | {0}grant | Hm? |
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06:47.56 | Jucato | {0}grant: the #krita channel suggestion was more for JZA to join. and i just saw that he entered the channel :) |
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06:48.46 | {0}grant | Ah, okay, sorry. |
06:49.11 | JZA | Jucato: thanks |
06:49.16 | {0}grant | Krita is by far, the coolest KDE project to me. |
06:49.32 | Jucato | be sure to support its next kickstarter campaign when it happens :D |
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06:55.41 | {0}grant | Jucato: Yeah, I hope this becomes a trend. |
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06:58.18 | {0}grant | k, nn |
06:59.24 | Jucato | night |
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10:09.23 | Satan2k | I've got some question, i tried the RTFM method, but documentation seems not totaly up to date :-) |
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10:11.59 | Satan2k | I try to set a default wallpaper for any user on a desktop pc. I created both files kdesktoprc with immutable setting and plasma-desktop-appletsrc with background settings, and it still does'nt work :-/ |
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11:24.25 | dexta | g'day |
11:26.38 | Walex2 | Satan2k: maybe, but you have to put then in the right place for those settings to be shared by all users. |
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12:25.20 | junka | is ktorrent obselete? |
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12:25.34 | leszek | junka: nope ? Why ? |
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12:25.57 | junka | leszek: there is no new update for 2 years |
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12:28.14 | leszek | junka: can't be as I commited a bugfix last year |
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12:29.00 | leszek | git shows last activity on 18.01.2015 |
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12:29.52 | leszek | so it is still active. Not sure about the release though. |
12:31.46 | junka | leszek: i see thanks |
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12:51.24 | The_ManU_212 | hi |
12:52.22 | The_ManU_212 | everytime i want to use konsole knotify gets spammed with "failed to find knotification for dbus_id" messages, some dozens a second, which is annoying and slows down my ssystem |
12:52.45 | The_ManU_212 | someone has a solution? i cant find some help with google for that |
12:55.10 | leszek | The_ManU_212: never heard of such a problem. Can you make sure that it isn't config related by creating a new user and try with it |
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12:56.38 | The_ManU_212 | leszek: it seems to be config related, but how to solve? |
12:57.14 | The_ManU_212 | it is not possible for me to reconfigure all in kde, takes to much time |
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12:57.56 | leszek | Hmm... thats a hard one. I am not sure what config can produce such an error. The best would be going one by one in ~/.kde/share/config and see which one is causing this issue. |
13:00.07 | leszek | maybe copying over kdeglobals, plasma-* configs and all the configs from ~/.kde/share/apps/ over to a new user account might be the faster |
13:00.12 | leszek | way |
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13:01.00 | The_ManU_212 | leszek: but is it really the right solution the switch to a new user, because software seems to be buggy? |
13:01.06 | The_ManU_212 | never had such problems with kde |
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13:05.58 | leszek | The_ManU_212: if you want a fast solution yes. The long and if there is really a bug in kde sc or plasma would be installing a debugger and debugging the whole session to see what produces the error. But my guess is that it is some old config or caching error. And I am not sure if the cost (time you spend debugging) will bring benefit (actually finding an error in kde) |
13:06.38 | The_ManU_212 | leszek: so it happens for me in konsole, but i already deleted all konsole configs |
13:06.57 | leszek | then it isn't a konsole problem |
13:07.14 | The_ManU_212 | leszek: and why does it happen with konsole and not amarok? |
13:07.25 | The_ManU_212 | or kate |
13:07.42 | donniezazen | Event Sounds in KMix doesn't seem to stick. Sounds like a Kubuntu problem. |
13:07.47 | leszek | I don't know |
13:08.33 | leszek | donniezazen: event sounds mixer in kde sc 4 is broken as far as I am aware |
13:09.00 | donniezazen | leszek: Are you sure? It works on Fedora but not on Kubuntu. |
13:09.23 | leszek | donniezazen: I am not sure if kubuntu patched it out but in systemsettings if you find a notification option for volume this is the one it will most obviously use for the notification sound volume |
13:09.58 | leszek | donniezazen: fedora might have patched it. Upstream is broken |
13:10.41 | leszek | opensuse for example patched the whole config for settings event sounds in systemsettings out |
13:11.41 | donniezazen | If that is the case. I wonder why upstream would keep it broken. |
13:12.15 | leszek | donniezazen: because no one found a solution to actually fix the bug |
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13:15.34 | leszek | donniezazen: ok update. There is a solution for the initial problem here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=324975 But it seems when using pulseaudio you need to set flat-volumes=no aswell |
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13:16.38 | leszek | from the last comment I guess notification sound volume changing is disabled by default. Might be a leftover in kmix then that it is still active |
13:17.22 | donniezazen | looking into how to trigger knotify |
13:19.39 | leszek | donniezazen: knotify can be triggered by default for example if you want to remove some file from dolphin with shift + delete. Will popup a window asking you if you really want to do it and this by default also plays a sound |
13:22.14 | donniezazen | leszek: thanks for point that out |
13:22.38 | donniezazen | So the volume is never turned down. |
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13:24.10 | leszek | yeah that was the initial problem |
13:24.22 | leszek | donniezazen: do you have the same problem atm ? |
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13:26.06 | donniezazen | yeah |
13:26.23 | donniezazen | kde-runtime-4:4.13.3-0ubuntu0.2 |
13:26.49 | leszek | donniezazen: ah ok the old version. hmm... |
13:27.02 | donniezazen | I am on Kubuntu LTS |
13:27.09 | donniezazen | 14.04 |
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13:27.28 | leszek | yeah and I am not even sure if the kubuntu ppa with 4.14.2 will include the fix for that |
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13:28.30 | donniezazen | everyone should have that problem the fix is going to be released in applications 15.04 |
13:28.40 | leszek | donniezazen: can you show me your ~/.kde/share/config/knotifyrc config file. Maybe changing the volume there to something lower works. (But the sound will be then always at that fixed level set there) |
13:29.07 | donniezazen | LastConfiguredApp=KDE Workspace |
13:29.10 | donniezazen | just a single line |
13:29.13 | leszek | donniezazen: like I said opensuse patched it out as some other distros did it already |
13:29.42 | donniezazen | there's no manual entry for knotify or knotifyrc. |
13:29.48 | donniezazen | hard to say on to what to change. |
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13:31.34 | leszek | let me take a look on my other pc where I had this problem before and fixed it by recompiling kde-runtime for my distro |
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13:32.27 | leszek | donniezazen: ok try to append this to knotifyrc |
13:32.52 | leszek | https://paste.kde.org/prcmaq37n |
13:33.07 | leszek | this should force the notifications sounds to use 50% of volume |
13:33.12 | leszek | hopefully that works for you |
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13:33.28 | donniezazen | should i logout and login to apply |
13:33.49 | leszek | yes please |
13:33.59 | leszek | hopefully logout does not overwrite the changes |
13:34.29 | donniezazen | leszek: thanks. let's try that |
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14:04.13 | berz3rk | Pls help me, how to install the l10n-de Kde5 package on archlinux, I have a high dpi screen, how to adjust the dpi stuff? |
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14:09.03 | rdieter | berz3rk: for the first part, I'd suggest asking your distro (arch), per /topic. As far as dpi goes, that should generally be automatic (though you can manually adjust dpi used in systemsettings5->fonts, Advanced button) |
14:09.22 | berz3rk | i can force them y |
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14:18.26 | donniezazen | leszek: that did work. thanks. |
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14:34.47 | BluesKaj | Hiyas all |
14:37.21 | ShalokShalom | hi |
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15:00.57 | jelly | is there a way to use an X-server bitmap font in Konsole? |
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15:03.21 | jelly | on debian 7, kde 4.8, changing the font only lists vector fonts (ttf, otf) not the X11 bitmap ones |
15:03.26 | rdieter | jelly: yes, if your system fontconfig is configured to support bitmap fonts (it often defaults to no) |
15:03.51 | jelly | hmm, can that be set from system-settings |
15:03.55 | rdieter | no |
15:04.24 | rdieter | jelly: not sure about debian, but my fedora/redhat boxes fontconfig config is under /etc/fonts |
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15:04.40 | jelly | could it possibly be set from a user's ~/.fonts/config instead |
15:04.44 | rdieter | yes |
15:04.56 | jelly | good enough, I'll look into that |
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16:09.51 | loop3r | Hello, I am probably missing something, but what steps are necessary to point magnet links to ktorrent in firefox ?I tried add magnet option to about:config and could find magnet in preferences->applications |
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17:43.40 | loop3r | Can you tell if messed something up, when I run plasma board, I got different wallpaper and widgets, something like wrong session, and i can back to each of them, the problem that I dont want that other session |
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18:20.27 | yates | i only see a way to export bookmarks in firefox as one .html file, and i don't see a way in konqueror to import it. |
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19:17.02 | Kilo`byte | umm got some weird stuff |
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19:17.54 | Kilo`byte | namely: the desktop background and control bar won't show up after launching (plasma 5) |
19:18.31 | Kilo`byte | before that i had to hard reset because my pc hang due to an out of memory issue |
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19:51.00 | salamanderrake | what is ksmserver? |
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19:55.54 | rdieter | salamanderrake: kde session management server |
19:56.12 | salamanderrake | its running an 100% on my system |
19:57.03 | rdieter | possibly something gone wrong trying to restore your previous session (?) |
19:57.30 | rdieter | if you have debug symbols installed, attaching to the process to get a backtrace may be helpful, to see what's it's busy doing |
19:58.25 | mada_ | Hello, I'm running KDE 4.14.4, and I'd like to NOT have window borders hidden on non-maximized windows, e.g. when they are positioned on a screen edge only. Is this possible? Does the theme matter? (I prefer Plastik, for its easy to distinguish window titles) |
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20:00.57 | rdieter | mada_: I think that may depend on window decoration used, yes |
20:01.31 | rdieter | using plastic here, I get small window borders by default |
20:01.43 | rdieter | ie, they are not hidden |
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20:02.23 | rdieter | but their size is configuable, all from none, tiny... all the way up to very huge, oversized |
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20:31.26 | SolarAquarion | t's sad |
20:31.47 | mada_ | rdieter_work: thanks, I do have window borders just the way I want them, but not when the window snaps to an edge of the screen. Then, this border is hidden, which always makes me think that part of the content is hidden, too. It'd make more sense to me, to only have the borders hidden for fullscreen or maximized windows... |
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20:53.01 | ambro718 | Hey. In the Plasma task manager, I find the window titles for minizmized windows hard to read due to the opacity. Can I make them more pronounced? |
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21:40.53 | Walex2 | ambro718: probably only by changing theme, but changing one of the relevant fonts in systemsettings might work, but not just there. |
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21:44.49 | ambro718 | nvm, I've just changed to the Oxygen theme where the text is more readable :) |
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21:46.09 | nesta | hello |
21:46.21 | nesta | is it possbile to change the size of the tabs in Konsole? |
21:46.53 | nesta | I would like to make them about half the size they are, my screen is not huge and they occupy a lot of the real estate ;[ |
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21:53.29 | kde__pepo | nesta, don't they shrink automatically the more you add? |
21:54.14 | nesta | kde__pepo: the widtf of them does, yes. I want to shrink the height |
21:54.18 | nesta | they are rather tall |
21:54.48 | kde__pepo | which widget style are you using |
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21:55.04 | nesta | the default one |
21:55.10 | kde__pepo | I think with QtCurve you can configure the size. Well, at least with Skulpture you can. |
21:55.21 | nesta | I will look into that, thanks |
21:56.03 | Metaroxy | Will there ever be a QtCurve for Gtk3? |
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21:57.50 | kde__pepo | Metaroxy, google says yes |
21:58.30 | Metaroxy | kde__pepo: Recently? Last time I checked the author had given up due to the frequent changes in Gtk |
21:58.32 | acerspyro | Trying to install KDE for Windows, when I'm at the "release selection" step, it shows an empty list. |
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21:58.39 | nesta | okay I have installed both qtcurve and skulpture |
21:58.44 | ambro718 | Funny story, here's how you add a shortcut on the desktop to Favorites in the launcher. Add a new launcher widget to the desktop and drag it there, remove the extra launcher :) |
21:59.30 | ambro718 | (because if you try to drag it to the usual launcher, you can'r, because it doesn't open when you hover on it holding the item) |
21:59.39 | nesta | kde__pepo: care to help me 'enable' of them? :-) I am a complete KDE noob |
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22:02.20 | nesta | I have enabled skulpture in KDE System Settings/Workspace Appearance |
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22:06.02 | nesta | also in Application Appearance/Style |
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22:11.04 | nesta | I don't think its possible |
22:11.15 | nesta | can't see it anywhere anyway |
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22:27.54 | acerspyro | So anyone knows why the "release section" step would show an empty list in the KDE for Windows installer? |
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22:53.08 | haagch | hi. I guess nobody else has that problem. I use plasma 5 on archlinux and kwalletd5 is running. But I can't start kwalletmanager. The gui appears, but it is unresponsive and it spams "kwalletmanager(29394)/kdeui (Wallet): The kwalletd service has been disabled" into the terminal I started kwalletmanager from |
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23:03.14 | acerspyro | I'm guessing noone is using KDE for Windows. |
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23:10.06 | loop3r | is there some fix for breeze dual monitor support ? |
23:10.44 | rdieter | loop3r: can you give a hint or details about what the problem is first? |
23:11.48 | loop3r | rdieter: no problem, sorry I thought its a common problem with breeze |
23:11.57 | loop3r | rdieter: so |
23:14.28 | loop3r | The most annoying problem is with breeze sddm theme which makes sddm login program looks awful, even if second monitor is disabled the login prompt in the center of sum of width of those monitors |
23:14.51 | loop3r | and breeze loading screen blinks all the time if second monitor is plugged |
23:15.20 | rdieter | oh, this is about sddm ? |
23:15.27 | rdieter | k |
23:16.38 | loop3r | rdieter: sorry for confusing, yea its most about sddm, but that blinking is also weird ;/ IT's all not big deal,but breeze is really good looking theme ;p |
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23:18.33 | rdieter | and other sddm themes do not suffer this problem? |
23:19.32 | loop3r | rdieter: yes other sddm themes have right position of login prompt |
23:20.18 | rdieter | and no blinking ? |
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23:26.46 | loop3r | rdieter: i will try one more that blinking, but probably not |
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23:29.27 | loop3r | rdieter: but when I preview sddm breezie them in sddm-config its ok! on both monitors is ok, but not on boot |
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23:35.24 | cybermails | is there an option to change the delay for taskbar tooltips appearance? |
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