On Sonntag, 22. Dezember 2024 09:47:41 MEZ Frank Mehnert wrote: > On Samstag, 21. Dezember 2024 19:00:45 MEZ Martin Steigerwald wrote: > > Frank Mehnert - 21.12.24, 18:02:36 MEZ: > > > I tried the migration from MySQL to Sqlite3 and failed: > > > > > > I upgraded everything to current unstable. > > > > Did you restart the session or the computer afterwards? > > Yes, I also rebooted. > > > > I started `akonadi-db-migrator --newengine sqlite`. > > > The assistant started and executed all steps, then tried to finish and > > > aborted with a core dump. MySQL is still running. > > […] > > > Any hints? > > > > Unfortunately no as I did not use the migrator. A core dump is unexpected > > to say the least. > > > > Except for asking upstream about it on kdepim-users or reporting a bug on > > with upstream¹ *if* none about this is reported already. As KDEPIM should > > 24.12 on your system, I think it would be okay to report directly to > > upstream. Of course for that it is good you have debug packages set up so > > the core dump would be useful. > > > > In case you find anything, please let us now. > > > > [1] https://bugs.kde.org > > Thanks, will try further. I have to admit that during the first migration > attempt I did not have the akonadi-backend-sqlite installed. > > I will try the migration again but will wait for some days, and next time > with logging enabled (thanks Hefee!) > > Unrelated topic: Since kmail was upgraded, the fonts in the message view > look "rough". See attached part of a screenshot (sorry for the attachment). > Doesn't matter if I use the fixed font (Hack) or the normal one (Noto Sans). > In the font setting dialog both fonts look smooth!
Looks like the reason for this effect is the display scaling I'm using: With 140% or 150%, the fonts look rough, with 100% the fonts look smooth. BUT: Only the message pane is affected! Not the composer window. Even with 140% or 150% the fonts in the composer window look smooth. This is a regression when switching to kmail 6.3.0 (24.12). Frank
