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KDevelop
by Michael Henry 03 Dec '11

03 Dec '11

I am trying to run Trinity's KDevelop with KDE 4's KDevelop. Trying to install from the Trinity repo's is giving me a file is attempting to overwrite another file. Anyway I can run both of these on the same system? -- Bro. Michael Henry Associate Pastor Monticello Christian Church Be kinder than necessary. Everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle. You never know when a moment and a few sincere words can have an impact on a life for a life

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Kmail randomly archiving gmail messages
by Kristopher John Gamrat 03 Dec '11

03 Dec '11

Some of my gmail messages are being archived (removed from my inbox but not being deleted) when Kmail checks my gmail account. This only happens when Kmail does it's check, and none of the emails that are being archived are showing up because they aren't in any of my IMAP folders. I know the archived messages are still there because I can log into gmail's web interface, go to my "All Mail" list, and see the archived messages. When I move them back to my inbox, they will stay there so long as Kmail isn't checking for email. There is no setting in gmail's settings (either Kmail or the web interface) to do this, nor do they offer any filters that would do this (or at least, I don't have any such filters active in my gmail). I have checked my IMAP settings in Kmail and gmail web interface. I cannot find any settings that would exhibit this behavior. I do include my inbox (and all the other IMAP folders) in both my serverside and local subscription. The last detail I can offer is that I'm using cachedimap instead of regular imap. Is there anything outside of my gmail/IMAP settings that could be causing this? -- Kristopher Gamrat Ark Linux webmaster http://www.arklinux.org/

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KDE3 Profile Migration Script
by Darrell Anderson 02 Dec '11

02 Dec '11

In my patched startkde script (bug report 675) I include code to automatically migrate a user's existing KDE3 profile directory. I'm thinking perhaps I move that code to a separate script, say $PREFIX/bin/migratekde3, and source that script in startkde. That would allow admins and users to run the script as they please and separate maintenance for us. By moving to a separate script we all can test more easily and improve that script without directly impacting startkde. As a separate script testing could be performed in any desktop environment and not just TDE. Opinions? Yays? Nays? Darrell

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Réf.: Re: [trinity-devel] build script for Opensuse ?
by ds ds 30 Nov '11

30 Nov '11

Le mer. 30 nov. 2011 02:06 HNEC, Dr Tony Young a écrit : >On Wednesday 30 November 2011 09:37:00 ds ds wrote: >> Is there a build script for Opensuse somewhere ? Even at a work-in-progress >> state ? > >I am assured that there is. :-) It is definitely in progress and I am looking forward to testing >it. >Tony Ok. Where is the web page ? Dsant

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Bug Report 244 is patched
by Darrell Anderson 30 Nov '11

30 Nov '11

The little things tend to make a difference in our lives. Long ago in this galaxy, a KDE developer decided that being able to specify the number of files in Kate's Most Recently Used (MRU) file list, and to sort the files in the Documents file pane, was "useless crap." To me those features never were "useless crap." I have missed those features for a long time. I found the patches where those features were removed. I am not a C++ coder, not even close. Yet I was able to reverse the patches and add a little "TQT" love. By golly, the widgets actually appear in Kate! Once again I can set the size of the MRU list to something greater than 10 and sort the file list. Current Kate 3.5.13 picture: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/images/kate-before.png Patched Kate picture: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/images/kate-after.png The number widget works great. I think some of you will love that restored feature. Took me a while to realize the sorting option affects the files in the Documents list pane and not in the MRU list. :) I uploaded the patch to bug report 244. Woo-hoo! :) Darrell

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build script for Opensuse ?
by ds ds 30 Nov '11

30 Nov '11

Is there a build script for Opensuse somewhere ? Even at a work-in-progress state ?

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kdepim cmake ftbfs with libcaldav and libcardav options
by Darrell Anderson 30 Nov '11

30 Nov '11

kdepim 3.5.13 has two cmake build options to support libcaldav and libcarddav: WITH_CALDAV WITH_CARDDAV Both build options are disabled as default. I added the options and installed both the libcaldav and libcarddav packages. I'm using libcaldav_0.6.5-2debian2 and libcarddav_0.6.2-2debian2. kdepim fails to build. The problem is finding libcaldav.h and libcarddav.h, which are installed in /opt/trinity/include/libcaldav-0.6.2 and /opt/trinity/include/libcarddav-0.6.1 respectively. With autotools I would use the --with-extra-includes option. How do I fix this in cmake? Darrell

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TDE
by Sleepwalker . 29 Nov '11

29 Nov '11

Great work! I loved KDE 2 in it's time, loved KDE 3, and I'm sure I will love Trinity. I just installed it in my Ubuntu (not Kubuntu) and its works flawlessly (until now) and extremely fast! I got a screenshot and maybe someone can put it on the website. In the future I will try to work fixing bugs. For now I need to finish my BS. in Computer Science... []s

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"Tubuntu"
by Sleepwalker . 29 Nov '11

29 Nov '11

Tubuntu = Trinity + Ubuntu 10.10! Screenshot could be posted on the website... Soon, I'm hoping to work on bug fixes... []s

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qt3-webkit
by Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton 28 Nov '11

28 Nov '11

On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 1:00 AM, Robert Xu <robxu9(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On Sun, Nov 27, 2011 at 19:54, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton > <luke.leighton(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> hmm... qt3 doesn't have a qtwebkit object, does it? ... would you >> like one? *waggles-eyebrows* :) >> > > *stares for a moment* > YES YES YES YES YES ;) hehe. i'm the maintainer of pythonwebkit - http://www.gnu.org/software/pythonwebkit - i've kinda been looking for an excuse to update it and also add "proper" python-qt DOM bindings. you would not believe how unbelievably slow and how much memory qtwebkit uses under qt4. at least double what anything else is. so i'm just throwing ideas out, at this stage. but, if i use the pythonwebkit port of webkit, full python bindings to the entire DOM model - as if it was javascript not python (just exactly the same function names, properties and object names) - get thrown in "for free". what sort of doors would that open up, for people, if qt3 - and kde - had both a qtwebkit widget, as well as full python bindings to the DOM model? (caveat: i can't get you full c++ DOM bindings to webkit, because the python bindings are "direct" i.e. they do *not* go via qt objects. at all). l.

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