Hi everybody.
I've allready installed Sawmill+Gnome sucefully on my Debian, then I've
installed KDE on the same machine with no problem but it seems that both
systems can't live together on the same machine.
I'm using the GDM but I don't know how to do that both configurations
don't mess each o
Hi,
> > Installed the latest Woody packages (2.1?) and Kde still refuses to
> > startup fully.
>
> it is starting up fully.
oh...
> > It appears only kwin and kdesktop are running at startup.
>
> that is all that is launched at startup.
>
> ( -- from changelog -- )
>
>* Removing kde2 from x-
option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs
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On Sat, Dec 16, 2000 at 11:03:23AM +1000, Rick Van Ruth wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Installed the latest Woody packages (2.1?) and Kde still refuses to startup
> fully.
it is starting up fully.
> It appears only kwin and kdesktop are running at startup.
that is all that is launched at startup.
( -- from
Hi,
Installed the latest Woody packages (2.1?) and Kde still refuses to startup
fully.
Error message is:
ERROR: KUniqueApplication: Trying to launch kdeinit.
kdeinit: Fatal IO error: client killed
KLauncher: Exiting on signal 1
I can get some semblance of normality by manually running (from t
On Thu, Dec 14, 2000 at 11:03:11PM -0700, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
>option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs
this option!
:-)
best regards
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On Fri, Dec 15, 2000 at 03:48:51PM +0100, Thibaut Cousin wrote:
> Is there a .deb for Qt 2.2.3, or a debian source available ?
working on it
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> I have been updating a couple of machines at my work from kde 1.1.2 to kde
> 2.0.1 in potato this morning. I find that some packages which should conflict
> among them appear twice resulting in different size icons o duplicate icons
> in the desktop and K menu.
>
> For example the system ha
> > yes...upgrade. :)
>
> I guess that Scott is using Potato, just like me. The bug is still
> existant in the current binary of kdm, I have the very same problem, so
> apt-get upgrade doesn't fix the problem.
ok...thanks for jogging my memory. :) I'm actually building new packages
for potato ri
In case the polls are still open
I vote for 2.
KDE is the best work environment I can have. I feel that option 2 will leave
me with a working system more likely than 3.
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That's nothing! If
option 1: upgrade potato .deb's to 2.1-beta1+ (ie..move from stable
to cvs snapshots as I am doing with woody)
Ivan,
I agree that Option 3 seems most fitting (in accord with the stable
status of potato). Option 2 would certainly be acceptable though it
would be more demanding of your time -- a quantity with which you are
already all too generous.
By the way -- add my name to the list of folks who greatly
I was wondering if and when the active desktop borders are going to be
activated again?
Pascal
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Ivan,
I think we have been test dummies for kde as it is now - so I guess I would
vote for option 1 as long as it doesn't complete wipe out kmail - :)
Thank you
On Thursday 14 December 2000 22:03, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give
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Subject: Re: vote
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2000 10:05:52 +0100
From: Pablo de Vicente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Myles Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
El Vie 15 Dic 2000 07:39, Myles Green escribió:
>On Thursday 14 December 2000 23:03, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
>> ok...
Oops! I sent this to Pablo, sorry!
Pablo de Vicente wrote:
> El Vie 15 Dic 2000 07:39, Myles Green escribi:
>
>> On Thursday 14 December 2000 23:03, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
>>
>>> ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give
>>> you) :)
>>
>>
>>
>>> so..your choice.
>>
>> I
Is there a .deb for Qt 2.2.3, or a debian source available ?
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As a workaround, use the "vt420pc" keyboard scheme (right button menu,
"Keyboard"
submenu): it works and I never had arrow key problems with it. And then "Save
Options" not to have to do that each time.
Thibaut Cousin wrote:
> Sorry if this is a known problem, I'm a bit new to the list...
>
I vote for option 3 because the other two would not be stable. Potato
implies stable (I think *is* very stable). Would be have 2.0.1
maintainence?
>Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2000 23:03:11 -0700
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>From: "Ivan E. Moore II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Resent-sender: [EMA
Sorry if this is a known problem, I'm a bit new to the list...
I usually use the small text editor called ae (installed by default on
Debian systems) when I want to quickly edit something.
If I launch ae in konsole, the arrow keys do not work, they send unknown
keycodes. Ae is the only appl
2 days ago I upgraded one of my machines with potato with kde 2.0.1, and
accents in konsole were working fine (from spanish keyboard), I was really
pleased, but today I have upgraded again and the bug is present again. I have
read in this list that this bug does not exist in Woody. I only men
El Vie 15 Dic 2000 16:36, Hanno Mueller escribió
>> > The 2nd problem is when logging out
>> > to reboot or shutdown kdm exits but the user is then left at the
>> > console. The machine never boots or shutsdown. Does anyone know how
>> > to fix this?
>>
>> yes...upgrade. :)
>
>I guess that Scott
> > The 2nd problem is when logging out
> > to reboot or shutdown kdm exits but the user is then left at the
> > console. The machine never boots or shutsdown. Does anyone know how
> > to fix this?
> yes...upgrade. :)
I guess that Scott is using Potato, just like me. The bug is still
existant i
Le Vendredi 15 Décembre 2000 14:15, Pablo de Vicente a écrit :
> I have been updating a couple of machines at my work from kde 1.1.2 to kde
> 2.0.1 in potato this morning. I find that some packages which should
> conflict among them appear twice resulting in different size icons o
> duplicate icon
My choice:
> option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs
Thanks & greetings,
Hanno
Ivan
I have been updating a couple of machines at my work from kde 1.1.2 to kde
2.0.1 in potato this morning. I find that some packages which should conflict
among them appear twice resulting in different size icons o duplicate icons
in the desktop and K menu.
For example the system has
kd
On Thu, Dec 14, 2000 at 11:03:11PM -0700, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give you) :)
>
>option 1: upgrade potato .deb's to 2.1-beta1+ (ie..move from stable to
> cvs snapshots as I am doing with woody)
>
>option 2:
On Friday 15 December 2000 00:39, Myles Green wrote:
> On Thursday 14 December 2000 23:03, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> > ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give
> > you) :)
>
>
>
> > so..your choice.
>
> I would prefer option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs,
ok...if noone on this list knows answer to this then I'll bump it upstream...
This is really a question on how I should prepare the qt packages...
primary qt package is built without kde support...this because in order
to build kde you have to already have qt built...so for a distribution this
is
El Vie 15 Dic 2000 07:39, Myles Green escribi:
>On Thursday 14 December 2000 23:03, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
>> ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give
>> you) :)
>
>
>
>> so..your choice.
>
>I would prefer option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs, but
>would s
I vote for option 2, out of conservative fear.
Quim
On Fri, 15 Dec 2000, Jan Warnking wrote:
>
> If I have a coice, I prefer stable packages over new features (within
> reasonable limits - I guess you could argue that I really should be
> running KDE1 then...). After all, that's why I'm runni
> >option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs
I'm actually going to go with Option 2...2 archives (both 2.0.1 and 2.1)
> If I have a coice, I prefer stable packages over new features (within
> reasonable limits - I guess you could argue that I really should be
> running KDE1 then...)
>option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs
If I have a coice, I prefer stable packages over new features (within
reasonable limits - I guess you could argue that I really should be
running KDE1 then...). After all, that's why I'm running Potato, not
Woody.
I'd vote for option 2, if
> > > I would prefer option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs, but
> > > would settle for otion 2.
> >
> > I vote for this too.
> Anyway I think 2.1 is not going to include things 2.0.1 (like kde pim for
> example) so I think it would be a good thing, in any case to not blow away
> 2.0
On Vie 15 Dic 2000 08:04, Daniel de los Reyes wrote:
> On Vie 15 Dic 2000 07:39, Myles Green wrote:
> > On Thursday 14 December 2000 23:03, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> > > ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give
> > > you) :)
> >
> >
> >
> > > so..your choice.
> >
> > I w
On Vie 15 Dic 2000 07:39, Myles Green wrote:
> On Thursday 14 December 2000 23:03, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> > ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give
> > you) :)
>
>
>
> > so..your choice.
>
> I would prefer option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs, but
> wo
On Thursday 14 December 2000 23:03, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give
> you) :)
> so..your choice.
I would prefer option 3: wait for 2.1's release to do potato debs, but
would settle for otion 2.
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> I use kdm for a screensaver/locker and to allow easy access to both kde
> and gnome. This week I got a update when using deselect that broke kdm
> on 2 machines. The first problem was show-only selected users started
> showing all available users instead of selected users. I used the KDE
> con
ok..so some info about the new packages... some things are changing and
I want to let people know before I get bug reports. :)
task-kde and task-kde-devel are the only task packages that will exist as
of the 2.1 packages. If anyone has been keeping up on the task pacakge
debates and whatnot you
ok... Potato users be heard (woody users are stuck with what I give you) :)
option 1: upgrade potato .deb's to 2.1-beta1+ (ie..move from stable to
cvs snapshots as I am doing with woody)
option 2: create a seperate repository on kde.tdyc.com for kde 2.1 potato
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