> On May 7, 2012, 4:20 p.m., Bart Cerneels wrote:
> > Why not use ifdef's to conditionally compile in the workaround?
Because the workaround is broken?
Specifically, although it works, it polls *every second* for a list of all
mountpoints (parsing mtab and fstab) and all Solid storage devices,
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Ship it!
I wanted to do exactly the same for ages, thanks for
> On May 14, 2012, 10:10 a.m., Matěj Laitl wrote:
> > I wanted to do exactly the same for ages, thanks for the patch! Only one
> > small point - using floating point arithmetics is slightly slower, but in
> > infrequent cases like this the slowdown is absolutelny below measurable
> > margin -
The following bugs are blocking the next Amarok release:
This search was scheduled by bcooks...@kde.org.
Bug 242350:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=242350
Priority: NOR Severity: major Platform: Archlinux Packages
Assignee: amarok-bugs-d...@kde.org
Status: NEW
Summary: M
Hi,
already time for GSoC report #3.
This week:
* I held two meetings in which I discussed, and possibly finalized, the
decision about how to handle data (C++ models vs. Plasma dataengines)
* I've started to play with QML directly and began working directly on the
code, having a better idea of w
