All,
I would like to tag the current sources and binaries R14.0.0 RC1, as it
appears that we have finally cleared the Blocker and Critical reports from
the R14 Etherpad.
Are we ready for this or are there any objections?
Thanks!
Tim
All,
1. Where is the Right Windows key defined in Trinity? I want to
completely disable that key in Trinity.
2. In KControl->Regional & Accessibility->Keyboard Shortcuts,
toggling the bottom check box "Use Win key as modifier" has no
effect on the Apply button. Would someone please confirm?
Thank you.
Darrell
>it appears that it is necessary to add to CMake rule to find path
>to htsearch.
>The default path is /usr/lib/cgi-bin/htsearch. Commit 83f044c5
>changed the
>path to /srv/www/cgi-bin/htsearch - probably specific to certain
>distributions. However at least on Debian and Ubuntu it caused a
>problem.
>
>Therefore, I propose add to CMake rule to search cgi-bin/htsearch
>on usual
>paths (/usr/lib, /srv/www, some other?). With the fact that is
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>set the path as a build option.
>
>What do you think?
I had a feeling something like this would happen. Let's make this
work for everybody.
I presume the cmake rule will automatically update the backend perl
script?
Should I revert the patch?
Darrell
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> Do you know where in the code the priority is set? The if have
>dolphin, use
>dolphin for desktop items, else use konqueror for desktop items? I
>would like to
>patch that for archlinux builds. That way I could still provide
>dolphin, but
>have the desktop items open in konqueror.
>
> As a test, I just removed dolphin from the system and the
>desktop item do open
>in konqueror now. That is the way I want it by default. I've
>grepped tdelibs and
>…
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>machine hardware in
>the admin dirs.
I don't know the logic of the underlying code, but look in the
installed d3lphin.desktop file. You'll find two keys: MimeType and
InitialPreference. Experiment with commenting out one or both and
see how that affects your usage. You might need to restart Trinity
or delete your tdesycoca cache files. Probably the best experiment
is with a temporary fresh profile. That way no profilerc changes
will affect anything.
I don't believe a distro-specific patch should be necessary. We
should patch the behavior for everybody. Dolphin should not
override anything until the user explicity starts doing so in the
file association configurations.
Which reminds me of a discussion we had a long time ago: which apps
should be the defaults for opening different types of files. We
never concluded that discussion or decided anything.
Darrell
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>I don't know the logic of the underlying code, but look in the
>installed d3lphin.desktop file. You'll find two keys: MimeType and
>InitialPreference. Experiment with commenting out one or both and
>see how that affects your usage. You might need to restart Trinity
>or delete your tdesycoca cache files. Probably the best experiment
>is with a temporary fresh profile. That way no profilerc changes
>will affect anything.
>
>I don't believe a distro-specific patch …
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>should patch the behavior for everybody. Dolphin should not
>override anything until the user explicity starts doing so in the
>file association configurations.
By the way,please share the exact steps you used that I can
duplicate that prompted you to start this discussion. :)
I'd like to test this further with other apps too.
Darrell
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> Usually I just turn the icons off, but I was testing things.
>First strange
>behavior was when I turned off Printers, Web Browser, and My
>Network Places, a
>new 'System' icon magically appeared on my desktop. So I opened
>it, and it
>opened in dolphin - you're kidding right? Then I tred My Computer
>and Home on
>the Desktop and both opened in dolphin....
>
> Why does 'Home' on the desktop open in that crippled dolphin
>while home from
>kicker …
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>odd. I don't
>know where these hooks are made, but I would like to be able to
>set any desktop
>icons to open in konqueror instead of dolphin (dl3phin).
I don't know why we bother with d3lphin. Beta software.
Darrell
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>> So what kind of fix do we need?
>
>Outside of that was found in tdebase, XDG_SESSION_COOKIE is used
>in kpowersave
>and tdepowersave (will be fixed after commit patch from bug 1597).
>This is
>good news - on the ConsoleKit no more dependent - only TDM. In
>other words,
>it should be enough to add support for SystemD session into TDM. I
>will try
>to assess how difficult this task is...
While systemd support is necessary, is this an R14.0.0 priority?
Darrell
>For some reason selecting sound system notifications did not take
>effect until
>TDE was restarted -- I have never seen that happen before. If that
>is permanent,
>we should add a dialog stating that a TDE restart is required like
>with font
>anti-aliasing...
You know the routine. File a bug report. That is the only way
anything gets tracked.
Personally, while I admit not understanding the technical details,
I don't why Trinity should be restarted for anything. …
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should reinitialize itself.
Darrell
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>> While systemd support is necessary, is this an R14.0.0 priority?
>
>That was why I asked at the beginning: Does anyone know which
>distributions
>currently used exclusively SystemD and do not contain ConsoleKit?
My best guess is possibly only Fedora, but I don't know because I
do not try to keep pace with that kind of information.
Slackware does not use systemd at all with no such plans. There is
consolekit support.
Darrell