guess what...it builds & works now. Happy...uhh...4th of July..yea..that's
close enough.
Ivan
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Yep, I do know that... Which is why when I thought it was my personal conf, I
'mv .kde .kdebackup'ed instead of 'rm -fR .kde'. When that didn't fix
anything, I moved it right back. I can test software *and* keep my config
:-P
David
On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 03:40:22PM -0500, Tom Joseph wro
That's true but part of the territory when testing software - I just
assumed everyone would know that...
--Tom Joseph
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Andre Alexander Bell wrote:
> On Friday, 29. June 2001 20:41, Tom Joseph wrote:
> > Um, couldn't you just remove ~/.kde ...? Does KDE keep per-user config
>
On Friday, 29. June 2001 20:41, Tom Joseph wrote:
> Um, couldn't you just remove ~/.kde ...? Does KDE keep per-user config
> stuff anywhere else?
Sure, but then you might loose some data you want to keep. (Knotes,
Kab-Adressbook, Some programm configurations...)
Andre
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Stephan Jaensch wrote:
> No, my history is also set to 1000. When hitting PageUp/PageDown/Home/End,
> all I get in konsole is a system beep and this symbol: ~. I've tried all the
> available keyboard layout options in konsole, but the problem persists.
> Deleting my ~/.kde
> Since I am obviously the only one experiencing this it could well be a bug
> associated with my local configuration.
Just tried it out, I'm getting your behaviour also (with English settings).
Ben.
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On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 09:24:15PM +0200, Stephan Jaensch wrote:
> On Friday, 29. June 2001 20:32, David Bishop wrote:
>
> > The konsole now defaults to having no history, so it's not the keys, you
> > just need to go into the settings and set the history from "1" to whatever
> > (usually 1000 for
On Friday, 29. June 2001 20:32, David Bishop wrote:
> The konsole now defaults to having no history, so it's not the keys, you
> just need to go into the settings and set the history from "1" to whatever
> (usually 1000 for me). I don't remember exactly which menu it's in, and I
> just finished u
On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 01:07:58PM -0600, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 01:01:34PM -0600, David Bishop wrote:
> >
> > All ready tried that, didn't help. But I also have a lot of left-over
> > packages from ald versions of kde lying around, and want to make sure that
> > ever
On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 01:01:34PM -0600, David Bishop wrote:
>
> All ready tried that, didn't help. But I also have a lot of left-over
> packages from ald versions of kde lying around, and want to make sure that
> everything is "latest and greatest", which apt-get normally handles really
> we
All ready tried that, didn't help. But I also have a lot of left-over packages
from ald versions of kde lying around, and want to make sure that everything is
"latest and greatest", which apt-get normally handles really well, but doesn't
cover all possible bases (for instance, I still have obs
Um, couldn't you just remove ~/.kde ...? Does KDE keep per-user config
stuff anywhere else?
--Tom Joseph
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, David Bishop wrote:
>
> The konsole now defaults to having no history, so it's not the keys, you just
> need to go into the settings and set the history from "1" to what
The konsole now defaults to having no history, so it's not the keys, you just
need to go into the settings and set the history from "1" to whatever (usually
1000 for me). I don't remember exactly which menu it's in, and I just finished
uninstalling everything having to do with kde in an attemp
Hi,
first of all, great work with the 2.2beta1 packages, Ivan! Keep up the
excellent work!
Now, for the bugs I have found... :-)
arts alsa support seems to be linked against alsa 0.5. If I try to start
artsd with alsa support it just segfaults. Since this is unstable, I think
artsd should be
ok...if I don't get a fixed package up in time of today's install run this
is a workaround for the preinst bug in kdm.
rm -rf /etc/X11/kdm/authdir
that *should* take care of it...if you have already installed it and it
failed just rm -rf /etc/X11/kdm
everything is under /etc/kde2/kdm now..the
ack...
On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 08:38:19AM -0700, David Bishop wrote:
>
> It's just my week to discover bugs :-) This is what I get while trying to
> install the latest kdm from incoming. I can't imagine what I'm doing wrong,
> and since I'm always right/perfect, it must be your fault *grin*.
> Hello!
>
tach auch! :)
> Now I want to create /home/directories in the way the programm "adduser"
> create /home/directories /copying files from /etc/skel and copy them in
> user's home directory, and so on.
>
for user in `cut -f1 -d:
It's just my week to discover bugs :-) This is what I get while trying to
install the latest kdm from incoming. I can't imagine what I'm doing wrong,
and since I'm always right/perfect, it must be your fault *grin*.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/david/tmp# dpkg -i kdm_2.2.0-0beta1-1_i386.deb
(Readi
> Hm, I was too slow. Just tried to get kdelibs3 and kdebase from
> http://incoming.debian.org, but they are not there anymore! They also are
> not in ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/k/kdelibs, so where are they now?
Oops, ignore the last post. It seems Ivan has simply uploaded newer
versions;
I would suggest debian-user, as I don't see how KDE relates to your question.
Have fun!
On Friday 29 June 2001 02:45 am, Heidelinde Meier wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Perhaps my question is not too difficult for you to answer:
> I want to create more than 5000 new users on my system.
> Because there are
> Hm, I was too slow. Just tried to get kdelibs3 and kdebase from
> http://incoming.debian.org, but they are not there anymore! They also are
> not in ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/k/kdelibs, so where are they now?
They got picked up by the server yesterday afternoon and should show up after
t
Hello!
Perhaps my question is not too difficult for you to answer:
I want to create more than 5000 new users on my system.
Because there are 5000 users who already got their password, that means
for me: I already got the complete files
/etc/passwd and /etc/shadow on my system.
Now I want to creat
On Friday, 29. June 2001 01:16, Ben Burton wrote:
> > Well, I'm wondering how you did this. :-) I'm running Debian unstable too
> > and when I update I get a whole slew of dependency problems because
> > kdelibs3 is still 2.1.2-3 on my system (other packages like kmail are
> > already 2.2-cvs). Sin
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