4.6.1: STRG+F -> No search dialog
by Reindl Harald
Is this a local problem of my profile or can anybody
reproduce that "STRG + F" does not open the find-dialog
in konqueror since KDE 4.6.x from kde-testing?
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13 years, 1 month
kmix 100% CPU
by Reindl Harald
Has anyone other the problem that kmix (KDE 4.6.1 kde-testing)
consumes 100% CPU, i ca repdroduce this on two machines with
F14 x86_64
Workstation Core2Quad, Nvidia
Notebook Core2Duo ATI
Seems to be introduced by one of the updates last week, was not
so with the first 4.6.1 packages and i can not say what it triggers
my workaround now is a "killall kmix" if it happens
13 years, 1 month
KTorrent
by Timothy Murphy
Has anyone actually used this?
I tried running it to download CentOS-5.5 DVD ISO,
but it caused complete confusion.
As far as I could see, after downloading about 400MB,
it started creating literally thousands of links to this file,
and then my server choked,
and when I stopped it by pressing the power button,
and re-started it the machine was in a confused state,
and took a while to clean up.
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13 years, 1 month
kde-l10n update
by Martin Airs
--> Processing Conflict: kde-l10n-4.6.1-1.fc14.1.noarch conflicts kde-l10n-kdepim > 4.5.90
--> Processing Conflict: kde-l10n-4.6.1-1.fc14.1.noarch conflicts kde-l10n-kdepim-runtime > 4.5.90
--> Finished Dependency Resolution
Error: kde-l10n conflicts with kdepim-runtime
Error: kde-l10n conflicts with kdepim
You could try using --skip-broken to work around the problem
You could try running: rpm -Va --nofiles --nodigest
Good day,
I have been getting this problem updating recently, a --skip-broken gets me round it no problems
I assume its because my kdepim version is greater than 4.5.90, I use 4.5.94
is this a dependency thing (possible error) or will there be another kde-l10n that is compatible with
newer kdepim?
Thanks
Martin
ps. I use the kde-testing/unstable repos.
13 years, 1 month
filewatch-plasmaoid
by Reindl Harald
could anybody of the fedora-SIG take a look at this because upstream
seems not to be interested - maybe a simple widget for a shellcommand
would be better which is called every x seconds (configuraebale) to get
a "tail -n 5 /path/ 2> /dev/null" there....
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=224772
13 years, 1 month
How to get Color icons to replace the new Monochrome ones...
by Steven P. Ulrick
Hello Everyone,
I had this problem back on Fedora 13 and I found out how to fix it. BUT, I did a
fresh install of Fedora 14, and I discovered that I never documented the way
that I fixed it.
If this is the wrong list for this, please let me know...
I am running KDE SC 4.6.1 (from the kde-testing repo) and I really do not like
the monochromatic icons that now seem to be the default in the System Tray. My
question is, Where do I get the color versions of the new monochromatic icons,
and where exactly do I copy them to?
Also, is there a location in my home directory that I could copy them to so that
they would not be wiped out every time the offending (my opinion) icons are
updated? I think that would be something like
"~/.kde/share/apps/desktoptheme/default/icons/"
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Steven P. Ulrick
13 years, 1 month
akonadi/kmail is stopped at first start after login
by Martin (KDE)
Hallo
I have updated my F14 to 4.6.1 from kde-testing and now i got an error
that akonadi had an error at last run if I start kmail the first time
after login. In the error logfiles I got the message
D-Bus session bus went down - quitting
I had this error once with 4.4 KDE. Is this a known problem with 4.6.1
(regression)? How can I go around this error?
Martin
13 years, 1 month
Start KDE with different config directory
by Armelius Cameron
Hello,
Is it possible for KDE to use different config directory other than ~/.kde ?
Let's say I have different computers or test machines that not necessary runs
the same KDE version (e.g different Fedora releases), or just want different KDE
setup on those machines. I want all the machine to mount the same home
directory from NFS server so that I have access to all my files, but I want the
different machines to use different KDE config directory: e.g. ~/.kde_machine1,
~/.kde_machine2, etc. If this is possible, how do I do it ?
Thanks.
AC
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