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later daze. :: Robert Xu :: rxu.lincomlinux.org :: protocol.by/rxu
Hello all
This is an odd thing I thought maybe someone can help with? I installed
Ku 11.10 and the TDE. I have no issues with TDE but one and honestly I
am not even SURE its TDE fault. Firefox crashes EVERY time I try to save
anything. Whether its a file download or a picture.. its goes boom. It
did this sometimes when I ran TDE x.x..12 in ubuntu 10.10 but not that
often. Now its all the time.
Has anyone encountered this issue as well?
Followup: 2/3 PM EST? Or back such as 12 PM EST?
Also, can we get a list of topics?
The few ones I can think of (I detached myself from Trinity stuff the
past few months):
Git migration
Qt3/TQt3?
CMake - what's left
Observations/Concerns
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later daze. :: Robert Xu :: rxu.lincomlinux.org :: protocol.by/rxu
Could somebody please verify on Debian/Wheezy:
Running KDM select FVWM (or any other WM) as sessiontype. Log in, FVWM starts
but trerminates immediatle. .xsession-errors says, that an other WM is
already running and FVWM should be started with "-replace".
Nik
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Hi,
is it possible to reorder documents within kate's Documents side bar? I
know you can sort them, but I often would like to be able to change this. I
think I am just missing an obvious option.
Calvin
Does anyone know if there is an applet for kicker that runs
periodically a script and displays it's output. I have a script that
once run displays me current CPU temp. Usually I run periodically in a
terminal using watch command, but I'd like to incorporate it's result
into kicker panel, since running a konsole for just one command that
displays something like "64C" is a little overkill to me, and uses too
much of my workspace.
I've been running trinity since the ubuntu team tried to shove kde4 onto
us. Through the various versions, and including most recently with a
clean install off the trinity maverick cd, I have had the problem that
when I log out of my desktop, kde does not save what programs I had open
at the time (which should be restored when I log back in). The only
solution I have found to this issue is to link to kwin in
~/.kde3/Autostart/ (now with 3.5.13 its in ~/.trinity/Autostart/). Also
of note is that kwin is NOT found in 'ps' unless I do this.
Now it is my understanding that if kwin is not running, I should be
seeing a lack of desktop affects - noticeable things like window borders
and such - however when my desktop starts up there are no apparent
visual problems. Yet unless I start kwin in Autostart, when I log out
of my desktop and back in again, I am always returned to a desktop with
konsole and firefox opening up, but nothing else. Once kwin is added to
Autostart, my desktop always opens up to whatever programs I had running
when I logged out (including correct window and multi-desktop placement).
My wife's system: maverick trinity with the standard updates applied.
My system: maverick trinity installed, do-release-upgrade to natty, then
pulled the apt sources to upgrade to trinity 3.5.13. Through none of
these steps did kwin save my desktop on logout.
What I would like to know is if there was an issue at some point along
this path that kwin did not get added to the normal kde startup process,
and if there is a more appropriate way that I should get it to run when
a user logs in?
Hello
So I installed Kubuntu 11.10 (Oneirc or whatever) and then installed
Trinity. It seemed to go fine, until I logged in. I originally had one
Adept update showing for something to do with Ogg (sorry.. I generally
just update without to much evaluating) but it failed. I then tried
updating again and this time, the enclosed screenshot is what I got.
Several broken updates. And now it appears to have locked the /var/
directory O.o
Does anyone have any ideas?
