25 Jan
2012
25 Jan
'12
3:45 p.m.
That would work for me. Debian squeeze is the distribution that I use
as well.
I would be perfectly happy with an e-mail, but if there is a way for
others to benefit as well.
I have 8 cores on my desktop, but losing an entire core to kdm-trinity
while not logged in is not acceptable !
--
James D. Freels, Ph.D.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
freelsjd(a)ornl.gov
865-576-8645
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Subject: Re: [trinity-users] kdm-trinity bug question
Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2012 10:38:04 -0500
Dne st 25. ledna 2012 James D. Freels napsal(a):
From a regular user ...
I have also noticed the runaway cpu issue with kdm-trinity. I also
understand that the issue is to be resolved with the release of R14 of
the trinity desktop (3.5.14 ?). In the mean time, I have been using gdm
for my login desktop, but I would prefer to use kdm-trinity. Is there
anyway to obtain a package now with the bug corrected for 3.5.13 ? I
can wait, but I am impatient at times ...
I can build packages using apt-get -b source ...
Hello
I already have a patched version of packages kdm and kdelibs (javascript
in konqueror) for Debian Squeeze. Therefore, try to agree with Tim on the
way to issue an official updates for 3.5.13.
Slavek