All,
Recently I stumbled across a bug with building tdeaddons. The
resolution was to change in my build script --enable-gcc-hidden-
visibility to --disable-gcc-hidden-visibility.
We have bug report 1285 to address the problem of compiling with
hidden symbol support but no work has proceeded with that report.
Currently we have no dependable list of which packages to build
with gcc visibility enabled.
What is the safe/sane policy for our build scripts?
Darrell
>As I now noticed a problem with the necessity of user input (for
>interrupt the
>screen saver) you reported also in the bug report 1615. It is
>possible that
>bug fixed in commit cbbc7ad0 could be related also with NFS on
>/home?
>
>Can you try it?
To test, I believe we have to rebuild tdebase with commit cbbc7ad0
and rebuild tdelibs with commits 9d76cb9 reversed and possibly
ba6b2079 reversed.
That is, to test whether commit cbbc7ad0 resolves the NFS problem
as well, we need to restore the ability to autosuspend in
tdepowersave when $HOME is an NFS mount. Currently that ability is
disabled in tdepowersave through commit 9d76cb9.
What do you think?
If, after testing NFS $HOME with commit cbbc7ad0, bug report 1623
still exists to address the NFS mount problem. The proposed
solution in 1623 is to study the KDE powerdevil code, which uses
upower.
Darrell
>while investigating the problem, when autosuspend in TDEpowersave
>as well as
>change the suspend state in response to pressing a suspend/power
>button hangs
>when the screen saver is active, I found that SaverEngine never
>reached
>Saving state. Lock process not correctly sent a signal on fully
>activation
>back to SaverEngine. For this reason, SaverEngine may behave
>incorrectly in
>different situations.
>
>I fixed this in commit cbbc7ad0 (tdebase).
>
>Please test the correct behavior of screen saver.
What steps are required to test?
Darrell
>Hello all,
>
>I noticed that in tdebase / kdesktop / lock / lockprocess.cc in
>LockProcess::showVkbd is system call "hal-find-by-property ..."
>This obviously does not work if HAL is not present in the system.
>
>How to replace this? For example counting the number of connected
>keyboards from tdehw library?
>
>Also could be added support for using kvkbd.
A while ago I filed bug report 1624 about that message/call.
http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1624
Are we ever going to get serious about getting R14 out the door?
Darrell
Hello all,
I noticed that in tdebase / kdesktop / lock / lockprocess.cc in
LockProcess::showVkbd is system call "hal-find-by-property ..."
This obviously does not work if HAL is not present in the system.
How to replace this? For example counting the number of connected keyboards
from tdehw library?
Also could be added support for using kvkbd.
Slavek
Tim,
during testing Ubuntu nightly-livecd I noticed that in the casper is there a
hack to ensure automatic login. And settings for automatic login in the
installation on disk (Ubiquity) does not work.
Know that the package casper-trinity addresses exactly that you do not need to
hack the automatic login into upstream package casper. And package
ubiquity-trinity solves setting autologin in Ubiquity to work after
installing on the disk.
Slavek
Hi all,
while investigating the problem, when autosuspend in TDEpowersave as well as
change the suspend state in response to pressing a suspend/power button hangs
when the screen saver is active, I found that SaverEngine never reached
Saving state. Lock process not correctly sent a signal on fully activation
back to SaverEngine. For this reason, SaverEngine may behave incorrectly in
different situations.
I fixed this in commit cbbc7ad0 (tdebase).
Please test the correct behavior of screen saver.
Thanks
Slavek
>>I wanted to help test the patch provided in bug report 1664.
>>
>>I am unable to get the tabbar extension to appear in kate. This
>is
>>
>>true for systems with or without the 1664 patch. I select the
>>check
>>box in Settings -> Plugins but the bar never appears. When I
>again
>>
>>open Settings the check box is unchecked.
>>
>>Here is what I see in my xsession-errors log:
>>
>>tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: KLibrary: symbol not found
>>tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: The library
>>libkatetabbarextensionplugin does not offer an
>>init_libkatetabbarextensionplugin function.
>>
>>I see similar stderr messages with the Kate File Templates
>plugin:
>>
>>tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: KLibrary: symbol not found
>>tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: The library katefiletemplates does
>
>>not offer an init_katefiletemplates function.
>>
>>This is a recent git package set from a day ago.
>>
>>Would somebody else affirm this behavior?
>
>I have a virtual machine running Trinity. The package set is from
>July 29. I see the same behavior there in that selecting the
>plugin
>check boxes results in the tabbar not appearing and when
>immediately thereafter opening the Settings dialog the check boxes
>
>are cleared. I do not see the stderr messages but I suspect that
>is
>because this older package set does not include commit 5354555.
>
>I have a 3.5.13.0 virtual machine. There I am able to enable the
>tabbar extension. That tells me only that something changed from
>3.5.13.0 to pre R14.
>
>The problem appears with or without the tdeaddons patch. I suspect
>
>tdelibs, either a corner case I have stumbled across or something
>in my build script configuration options. The problem occurs with
>a fresh profile too.
I performed a complete package set rebuild. As always, a clean
build environment. Same problem.
Darrell
>I wanted to help test the patch provided in bug report 1664.
>
>I am unable to get the tabbar extension to appear in kate. This is
>
>true for systems with or without the 1664 patch. I select the
>check
>box in Settings -> Plugins but the bar never appears. When I again
>
>open Settings the check box is unchecked.
>
>Here is what I see in my xsession-errors log:
>
>tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: KLibrary: symbol not found
>tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: The library
>libkatetabbarextensionplugin does not offer an
>init_libkatetabbarextensionplugin function.
>
>I see similar stderr messages with the Kate File Templates plugin:
>
>tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: KLibrary: symbol not found
>tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: The library katefiletemplates does
>not offer an init_katefiletemplates function.
>
>This is a recent git package set from a day ago.
>
>Would somebody else affirm this behavior?
I have a virtual machine running Trinity. The package set is from
July 29. I see the same behavior there in that selecting the plugin
check boxes results in the tabbar not appearing and when
immediately thereafter opening the Settings dialog the check boxes
are cleared. I do not see the stderr messages but I suspect that is
because this older package set does not include commit 5354555.
I have a 3.5.13.0 virtual machine. There I am able to enable the
tabbar extension. That tells me only that something changed from
3.5.13.0 to pre R14.
The problem appears with or without the tdeaddons patch. I suspect
tdelibs, either a corner case I have stumbled across or something
in my build script configuration options. The problem occurs with a
fresh profile too.
Darrell
I wanted to help test the patch provided in bug report 1664.
I am unable to get the tabbar extension to appear in kate. This is
true for systems with or without the 1664 patch. I select the check
box in Settings -> Plugins but the bar never appears. When I again
open Settings the check box is unchecked.
Here is what I see in my xsession-errors log:
tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: KLibrary: symbol not found
tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: The library
libkatetabbarextensionplugin does not offer an
init_libkatetabbarextensionplugin function.
I see similar stderr messages with the Kate File Templates plugin:
tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: KLibrary: symbol not found
tdecore (KLibLoader): WARNING: The library katefiletemplates does
not offer an init_katefiletemplates function.
This is a recent git package set from a day ago.
Would somebody else affirm this behavior?
Darrell