Re: KDE RSS site list ?
On Tuesday 29 June 2004 00:20, Hervé Piedvache wrote: > Hi, > > I just want to know if there is somewhere an RSS list of KDE sites ? > I have seen some like kate, or Kde Pim ... but may be you may know more of > RSS flow for KDE ... Maybe: http://www.kde.org/dotkdeorg.rdf Regards, Ferdinand
Re: KDE 3.2 Kicker menu and Windows key
On Sunday 27 June 2004 10:56, Frank Murphy wrote: > > > Does anyone here know what's going on with this? Is it an X problem or > > > KDE (or both)? Anyone able to disable it? > > > > Go play around in kcontrol under Regional, Keyboard Shortcuts. > > So I had looked there before, but I looked again and I still don't see > anything. I imagine it should be in "Global Shortcuts," but the only > menu-related things are for the popup menu. > > Has anyone here been able to disable this? OK, so this is a pretty bad bug in KDE. Someone filed a bug (#29105) complaining that the Windows key didn't open the KDE menu. But because they wanted the windows key to sometimes act as a modifier key (when pressed at the same time as another key: e.g. Win+R for Run...) and sometimes not (for pressing Windows by itself to bring up the KDE menu). They couldn't get it to work within the normal X ways, so someone hard-coded something into kcmkeys. Fortunately (?) there's a bug (#77955) with the hard-coding. If the Num_Lock key/Mod2 modifier is on, the KDE menu won't come up. So, to disable this, exploit the Num_Lock bug. As if keyboard handling for Linux/X11 wasn't hard enough. Frank
Re: How to get rid of KVim
On Friday 25 June 2004 10:43 am, Gavin Hamill wrote: > This is a complete misnomer... > It does this because kvim is part of the kdeaddons metapackage, and > kdeaddons is part of the kde metapackage. > > Rest assured your KDE installation is safe. Oh, I gotcha. I wasn't thinking that far ahead, really. I expected removing the metapackage would remove everything the metapackage installed, but I suppose had that been the case it would have reported a laundry list of affected packages. -- Michael McIntyre Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Linux fanatic, and certified Geek; registered Linux user #243621 http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/5407/
Re: revising the first cd contents...
On Saturday 26 June 2004 15:41, Joey Hess wrote: > Chris Cheney wrote: > > "kde-core" is enough to get KDE running, it includes arts/kdelibs/kdebase, > > but it doesn't include any of the other official KDE packages. It does > > include basic apps like kate, konqueror and konsole. The "kde" package > > installs the full official KDE release, but doesn't include 3rd party > > apps they are included in the "kde-extras" package instead. > > Would the KDE people be satisfied if the first debian CD installed a KDE > that was only kde-core for the desktop task? Installs from more than Hey, KDE people wake up! ;) ;) kde-core contains all of the great base other KDE apps can and do use. But from the applicataion/user point of view there is the konqueror, kwrite(kate) and konsole That's all! kde-core has: no mailer (kmail), no cd player (kscd), no mixer (kmix), no addressbook (kaddressbook), no pdfviewer (kghostview). Well, that's my minimum list of apps. If others send their top 5 KDE apps we get a _small_ but useful new kde-destop-environment pkgs before sarge+1. Achim > just the first CD would include all of KDE as they do now, and could > even include the kde-extras stuff if you want me to add it. > > -- > see shy jo > -- To me vi is Zen. To use vi is to practice zen. Every command is a koan. Profound to the user, unintelligible to the uninitiated. You discover truth everytime you use it. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: revising the first cd contents...
On Tuesday 29 June 2004 19:00, Achim Bohnet wrote: > Hey, KDE people wake up! ;) ;) Âkde-core contains all of the great > base other KDE apps can and do use. ÂBut from the applicataion/user > point of view there is the konqueror, kwrite(kate) and konsole > ÂThat's all! > > kde-core has: no mailer (kmail), no cd player (kscd), no mixer > (kmix), no addressbook (kaddressbook), no pdfviewer (kghostview). > > Well, that's my minimum list of apps. ÂIf others send their > top 5 KDE apps we Âget a _small_ but useful new > kde-destop-environment pkgs before sarge+1. Aside from konqueror and konsole, the apps I use every day are kmail, knode, and kaddressbook. There are many other wonderful kde apps which I would install as well, but those five top my list of indispensables. The more I use konqueror, kmail and knode the more impressed I am by how well they complement each other. -- Bud Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> KD5SZ
