https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=411326
--- Comment #10 from Yichao Yu <yyc1...@gmail.com> --- Uninstalling or disabling is the workaround now. However it shouldn’t be the permanent solution. There are so many different made application packages (which is great on itself) and remembering what to install is next to impossible. If the disk space is not a problem (very common these days) I just use meta packages to install all of them and doing less than that actually requires installing more packages manually. It is also very hard for a non programmer to figure out what is wrong leading to very bad user experience. As for a fix, it seems that the issue is just that the iced integration module doesn’t register the dubs interface before ktp is loaded and ready. If as you said the client side can’t be made asynchronous easily and since I believe KDE fully control *this* interface, can the dubs interface be made available unconditionally and make anything that rely on defecting the availability of this interface based on making a call on this interface again? The client would still not be very robust this way and I still think that’ll be good to fix but at least the server won’t be messing with it by default. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
