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patches: kmenu cleanup - kdelibs, kdebase, kdegraphics, kdepim

by David C. Rankin

Tim, Robert, Serghei, Ilya, all: Here are patches for kdelibs, kdebase, kdegraphics and kdepim that fix the kmenu applications entries that were ending up under "More Programs" submenus because they didn't have a home. The files affected are: kdelibs: kdelibs/kded/applications.menu kdebase: kdebase/konsole/konsolesu.desktop kdebase/konqueror/konquerorsu.desktop kdebase/kcontrol/kfontinst/viewpart/kfontview.desktop kdepim /home/david/tblds/trinity-kdepim/korn/KOrn.desktop kdegraphics /home/david/tblds/trinity-kdegraphics/src/kdegraphics/kruler Screenshots of the System and Internet kmenu entries are here: http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/trinity/ss/trinity-kmenu-SystemSU.jpg http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/trinity/ss/trinity-kmenu-InternetEmail.jpg A new custom 'Category' of 'X-KDE-System-su' was created in applications.menu to accommodate the SuperUser submenu. Go ahead an apply the patches to a work copy and see what you think. It all works as it is supposed to. The xfw, xfi, etc.. apps still need to be moved out of 'Utilities' to a submenu. I'm thinking Utilities/X-Utilities unless somebody has a better idea. Getting rid of the "More Applications" submenus really makes Trinity start to look like a (getting)-finished product. Ilya, look over what I did and make sure it is all OK. I did it using http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/menu-spec-1.0.html as a reference, so it should be close. The only thing there wasn't a clear reference for was adding the: <Directory>kde-system-su.directory</Directory> entries in applications.menu. Looking at all the other entries, that looks like what was needed. Let me know. Thanks. Enjoy :) -- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.

13 years, 10 months

kdebase FTBFS with cmake

by Darrell Anderson

Link to build log file: http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/files/kdebase-3.5.13-i486-svn_1224113-buil… Darrell

13 years, 10 months

ALSA support are requested, but not found on your system

by Darrell Anderson

Trying to build arts with cmake. I received the following message: "ALSA support are requested, but not found on your system" Looking at the CMakeLists.txt file, I see the script is checking for "alsa/asoundlib.h." ALSA is indeed installed and working well here. On Slackware 12.2 that file exists at: /usr/include/alsa/asoundlib.h /usr/include/sys/asoundlib.h How do I fix? BTW, you might want to change the error message from: ALSA support are requested, but not found on your system To: ALSA support requested, but not found on your system The latter is more grammatically correct in English. :) Darrell

13 years, 10 months

Trinity Developer Quick Reference page started on the wiki

by David C. Rankin

Guys, After researching the freedesktop Menu Specification and Desktop Entry Specification, I though it would be nice to have a page to make these links available for others to use rather than just putting them in my bookmarks. That way somebody else doesn't have to spend the 10-20 minutes searching the next time a menu or desktop entry questions comes up. If you are doing research for a particular issue and come up with a link that provides a proper specification or howto that can help other Trinity devs out, please drop the link on the page. If you can help save somebody else 30 minutes of searching or googling to come up with an answer -- that's 30 minutes more that they can put to fixing bugs or cmake files. Think of this page as a "Bookmarks for Trinity Developers" page: http://trinity.pearsoncomputing.net/wiki/bin/view/Specifications/Developmen… To drop a new link, just 'edit' the page, 'copy/paste' an existing heading to create a new one (change the names) and add your link. That simple. External link format in foswiki is just: [[http://path/to/whatever.html Then The Title You Want Displayed]] Takes ~ 20 secs to edit,add an entry, and save :) -- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.

13 years, 10 months

flooding the devel list is a bad idea - weekly meetings?

by Robert Xu

Hi all, Because the trinity-devel list is flooded so much with cmake problems and such, we're showing the lack of coordination within the project. Therefore, I am proposing a weekly meeting: * Takes place on irc.freenode.net, although I do not have a meetbot to wire up, so this may be a bad idea (i do not think tbottu can do meetbot) * Takes place on something like iEtherpad, where we can chat and create a checklist for the week. (trinity.ietherpad.com is taken, but we can come up with something) This way, the coordination is here, and there are weekly tasks. Most importantly, we'll be able to see who is working on what and such. (hehe! remember due dates? >:P) I would really like your suggestions. (if you are wondering about iEtherpad, go check it out!) -- later, Robert Xu

13 years, 10 months

Build error: kdewebdev svn

by Baho Utot

Checked out revision 1224111. ==> SVN checkout of revision 1224111 -- Complete. Scanning dependencies of target utility-static [ 10%] Building CXX object quanta/utility/CMakeFiles/utility-static.dir/quantacommon.cpp.o [ 10%] Building CXX object quanta/utility/CMakeFiles/utility-static.dir/tagaction.cpp.o /build/src/kdewebdev/quanta/utility/tagaction.cpp:1285:25: fatal error: myprocess.moc: No such file or directory compilation terminated. make[2]: *** [quanta/utility/CMakeFiles/utility-static.dir/tagaction.cpp.o] Error 1 make[1]: *** [quanta/utility/CMakeFiles/utility-static.dir/all] Error 2 make: *** [all] Error 2 Aborting... Build is out of source in a separate build directory Any idea? Thanks

13 years, 10 months

Some Encouraging Words

by Darrell Anderson

I realize everybody involved here is busy in one way or another. I appreciate all efforts. Despite my recent impatience, Trinity is my hope for a usable desktop environment in free/libre software. For the past several days I have been exploring Xfce and KDE4 as desktop alternatives. (I never have been a Gnome person.) Just exploring the option because I never used either in any meaningful fashion. I find myself repeatedly agitated and frustrated by both desktops. A desktop should never get in the user's way. Ever. Xfce is impotent. Simple configuration options such as setting the menu to include descriptions or disabling tool tip popups are either impossible or must be performed with a text editor. KDE4 is a nightmare of complexity that a significant number of everyday users never will need or even fathom. Trinity has an opportunity to be a splendid desktop for the masses. I realize much work remains to port the Trinity build process to cmake. There also is a large list of bugs that need quashing. I will do what I can to build and test packages. I will continue waddling along the next few months until the cmake transition is complete and a major bug quashing effort occurs. Yet I hope in a few month's time I find myself tickled pink from using Trinity 3.5.13. With the major effort in cmake, Trinity should remain usable and buildable for a long time. I hope Trinity becomes successful. To those of you involved in this process, please keep up the good work! :) And thank you! Darrell

13 years, 10 months

Chroot

by Darrell Anderson

Can newer releases of a distro be run in a chroot from within an older release? What problems will occur? I'm running Slackware 12.2, mostly because that was the last release supporting KDE 3.5.10. I run my Trinity builds in a chroot. I would like to start Trinity build testing for the most recent Slackware release. I can run newer releases in a virtual machine, but I find virtual machines much slower than the chroot. Thanks. Darrell

13 years, 10 months

Testing Bug Fixes

by Darrell Anderson

In light of the hopeful bug quashing in the next week or two, are most people able to build the 20 or so svn core packages (with either cmake or automake)? Would seem challenging to try to test any upcoming fixes if one can't compile all of the core packages, which is where I presume most of the focus would be. Thanks. Darrell

13 years, 10 months

Old/Unknown CMakeLists.txt files in svn tree

by David C. Rankin

Guys, There are current 138 CMakeLists.txt in the first 3 levels of the Trinity tree. Of that 138, the following are of unknown origin. Some say kde4 and some are from Gentoo/Mandriva. These need to be looked at: * applications/kde-systemsettings/CMakeLists.txt * applications/kpilot/CMakeLists.txt * applications/kgtk-qt3/CMakeLists.txt * applications/rosegarden/CMakeLists.txt * applications/knemo/CMakeLists.txt * applications/kdesvn/CMakeLists.txt * applications/gtk-qt-engine/CMakeLists.txt * applications/kbfx/CMakeLists.txt I have added this info to http://lincom.ietherpad.com/9? -- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.

13 years, 10 months

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