I use the switch_all_submodules_to_head_and_clean script to update
my local GIT repository. After the script displays the "Preparing
$PWD for development use" message, there is an almost four minute
delay before the script resumes. Is this delay normal?
Darrell
>It can be implemented as a KDED service, which pinging to a
>predefined IP (or
>to gateway) and expose the network state via DCOP. Unfortunately,
>is not my
>priority, because I use NetworkManager.
I detest the idea of anything "phoning home." Therefore pinging a
local gateway address is much more palatable. :-)
Darrell
>> Kmail here is always online, which, for an enterprise type
workstation
>> is what I lwant. Laptops may benifit from networkmanager, I
never have
>> and don't need one more thing to deal with in my environment.
>
>This is one reason why I would like this feature to use the TDE
network
>system, as that system a.) falls back gracefully when
NetworkManager is
>not installed and b.) is designed so that other network backends
(e.g.
>simply reading ifconfig) can be added in the future.
In summary, not everyone uses a wireless connection. :-)
We have a place to direct this conversation and patching:
http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1105
BTW, this is a healthy enhancement request but is not an R14.0.0
priority.
Darrell
>> I added NetworkManager support to KMail. This patch will put
>KMail in
>> offline/online mode, according to current NetworkManager state.
>As a side
>> effect, KMail will be switched automatically to offline when you
>will
>> suspend
>> the machine, and to online after resume.
>>
>> https://github.com/serghei/kde3-
>kdepim/commit/0577b2e0087d6350a099778300ec3912a0fc1e74
>>
>> --
>> Serghei
>
>It would be interesting to forward-port this to the TDE network
>management
>system, so that DBUS code is not duplicated in multiple places
>within TDE...
Does KMail start or default to offline mode when NetworkManager is
not installed?
Darrell
>Kmail here is always online, which, for an enterprise type
workstation
>is what I want. Laptops may benifit from networkmanager, I never
>have and don't need one more thing to deal with in my environment.
Is there a more simpler method available? I don't see why any
Trinity network-ready app should key off of networkmanager. Many
people don't use that app. Online detection should be through the
core network libraries or the underlying OS.
I don't use networkmanager. I only use POP3/SMTP. KMail always
starts in online mode, which is fine except when my router is
offline, which is seldom the case. Then KMail kicks out kdialogs
about not connecting. I would not mind the kdialogs not appearing
at such times, but I'm not going to install networkmanager to
obtain that. :-)
We've had a similar conversation in enhancement request 1105:
http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1105
Darrell
Hi again,
I added NetworkManager support to KMail. This patch will put KMail in
offline/online mode, according to current NetworkManager state. As a side
effect, KMail will be switched automatically to offline when you will suspend
the machine, and to online after resume.
https://github.com/serghei/kde3-kdepim/commit/0577b2e0087d6350a099778300ec3…
--
Serghei
With the recent renaming changes kfilereplace is renamed to
tdefilereplace. Yet the launcher menu still shows KFileReplace. A
quick look at tdefilereplace.desktop indicates why. :-)
I can update the desktop file, but there are 8 locales in the file
I can't update. Should I go ahead and push the English change?
Darrell
Tim,
A small problem that has bugged me for a while. On my HTPC I use
kdialog passive popups to remind me when a TV recording starts or
stops. This is helpful to me when I run XBMC because I run XBMC in
full screen.
Originally when I built my HTPC I used KDE 3.5.10. The popups
always appeared in front of XBMC, which satisfied my intent.
Through the past many months I updated the HTPC: the operating
system from Slackware 12.2 to 14.0, KDE 3.5.10 to Trinity GIT,
Nvidia proprietary drivers, and XBMC from 9.01 to 10.1.
The popups no longer appear in front of XBMC. When I toggle XBMC
from full screen to windowed mode I can see the kdialog popups, but
not when XBMC is in full mode. The popups appear in front of other
apps.
This is not a killer problem. :-) I realize there are several
variables at play, but I don't know how the kdialog mechanism
works. I'd appreciate ideas for determining whether Trinity (twin?)
or kdialog is the culprit.
Thanks!
Darrell
>I started with most pressing - that tdelibs and tdebase. Currently
>I focus on completing 3.5.13.2. I'll see if I find some next time
to
>explore and cleaning of other modules. Do you have a list of how
many other
>modules are affected?
From the top of my local repo, I performed the following:
grep -rn "\\\n\\\r" . | grep printf | grep -v sprintf
The results are limited to a handful of modules:
applications/gtk3-tqt-engine
applications/kcmldap
applications/kcmldapcontroller
applications/kcmldapmanager
applications/kgtk-qt3
applications/knetworkmanager8
applications/knetworkmanager9
applications/koffice
applications/qt4-tqt-theme-engine
applications/smartcardauth
libraries/libtdeldap
tdelibs/tderandr
tdenetwork/wifi/kcmwifi
tdepim/tderesources/caldav
tdepim/tderesources/carddav
I did not want to interfere with any additional work you were
doing, which is why I asked rather than start patching. :-)
Darrell
Slavek,
I notice in the commits web page you pushed some patches to change
printf statements from \n\r to \n.
I performed a quick grep of the sources. There are more printf
statements that use \n\r.
Are you planning to update the entire source tree?
Darrell