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Odd cmake files being included in some packages and installed

by Darrell Anderson

I noticed the following files being installed in $PREFIX/share/cmake: certmanager.cmake cervisia.cmake indexlib.cmake kgantt.cmake kicker.cmake kmail.cmake knotes.cmake konqueror.cmake korganizer.cmake ktnef.cmake kviewshell.cmake libkcal.cmake libkholidays.cmake libkmime.cmake libkonq.cmake libkpgp.cmake libkpimexchange.cmake libkpimidentities.cmake libkscan.cmake libksieve.cmake libksimcore.cmake libtdenetwork.cmake libtdepim.cmake mimelib.cmake tdelibs.cmake tderesources.cmake twin.cmake The files are installed from the following packages: tdebase tdegraphics tdelibs tdepim tdesdk tdeutils What is causing this? Darrell

11 years, 8 months

Bugzilla maintainers: Nominal bugzilla change

by Darrell Anderson

Bugzilla maintainers: We should update a bugzilla text string label: KDE Version String -> TDE Version String Darrell

11 years, 8 months

Ohloh statistics on home page

by Slávek Banko

Hi all, Please, anyone know why the statistics on Ohloh is already half a year out of date? It would be good to either ensure that will be updated, or removed it from the home page. Slavek

11 years, 8 months

Can't open audio files in amarok with double-click or OpenWith...

by Darrell Anderson

When amarok is already open, selecting an audio file in konqueror and double-clicking (default is amarok) or selecting Open With... (amarok) results in nothing happening. The launcher feedback just spins. If amarok is not already started then amarok opens and plays the file, but only that one time. Anybody else seeing this? Darrell

11 years, 8 months

Re: [trinity-devel] Commit 617bd268 [tdemultimedia] Start kmix hidden by default

by Darrell Anderson

>What is your reasoning for this patch? > >Second, is there a GUI control for the Visible configuration >option? Never mind. I think I see how this works. Been so long since I fiddled with kmix that I had forgotten. When Visible=true then kmix starts as a windowed app. When Visible=false then kmix starts minimized in the system tray. There is no GUI control in the traditional sense. When kmix starts as a windowed app and the user minimizes kmix to the system tray, then terminating kmix (such as when exiting Trinity) toggles Visible from true to false. Darrell

11 years, 8 months

Commit 617bd268 [tdemultimedia] Start kmix hidden by default

by Darrell Anderson

Francois, What is your reasoning for this patch? Second, is there a GUI control for the Visible configuration option? Darrell

11 years, 8 months

Re: [trinity-devel] Compiling kbfx

by Darrell Anderson

>I build it for Debian/Ubuntu on the build farm, and it seems to be >building fine for me. Do you build with -DBUILD_ALL=ON? Looks like you build with that option OFF: http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/tde- packaging/tree/ubuntu/raring/applications/kbfx/debian/rules The default is OFF, which means -DBUILD_DOC=OFF and - DBUILD_TRANSLATIONS=OFF. When either -DBUILD_DOC=ON or - DBUILD_TRANSLATIONS=ON the build fails. Darrell

11 years, 9 months

Compiling kbfx

by Darrell Anderson

Is anybody building kbfx? I don't use the app but there are several build isssues as noted in bug report 1065. I'd like to build the app just to help the project. Darrell

11 years, 9 months

Re: [trinity-devel] Formatting removable devices within Trinity

by Darrell Anderson

>On modern systems with udisks and polkit it's easy to implement. Enhancement request 1503 created. Darrell

11 years, 9 months

Re: [trinity-devel] Formatting removable devices within Trinity

by Darrell Anderson

>Sounds like a good idea. Probably the best way to do this is to add >support to the TDE hardware library, then add a Format button and >associated dialog to both the TDE hardware manager and the removable >device Properties dialog. The Format dialog should, at minimum: >1.) Provide a drop-down list with all supported file systems >2.) Ask at least once before actually executing the format >3.) Allow the user to gain root privileges with tdesudo > >This sounds like a good enhancement bug report. :-) Seems so odd that such a basic feature is not included. Seems silly to have to revert to the command line or gparted to perform such a basic function. Traditionally formatting has been a super user function, but with removable devices that should be a user function. Not to disregard tradition, we probably should ensure no Format menu options appear for fixed devices. Or mounted devices. :- ) I'll write the request. Darrell

11 years, 9 months

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