The problems with kdeprint appear to be intermittent --- which will make
them harder to trace.
Given the setup described in a previous message (a few minutes ago) of
driving a printer attached to a Windows box, I tried restarting
networking, samba and cupsys. After restarting all three services
I am trying to track down the source of the return of problems with
kdeprint.
linuxprinting.org has declared my Canon multifunction printer to be a
Linux paperweight. I therefore run it off a Windows box linked to my
main Linux host with Samba.
The first problem I have found is:
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KMail 1.6.1 running under KDE3.2 (experimental) has suddenly become
seriously unstable. Rebooting to a more conservative installation on
the same computer (Libranet 2.8 using KDE 3.1.5 and KMail 1.5.4, but
sharing the same /home directory) has not so far alleviated the
problems.
Problem 1: Sel
On February 20, 2004 05:31, Andrew Schulman wrote:
> > I alerted Daniel Stone to this issue in December; I also found
> > that the solution is to rewrite the file /var/lib/dpkg/status to
> > remove the dependency of the package wp-full to xlib6g. The
> > files previously in that package are now pro
On February 20, 2004 10:24, Andrew Schulman wrote:
> > KDE 3.2 depends on xlibs 4.3.x, which conflicts with xlib6, which
> > is required for WP8 for Linux to run. Therefore, WP8 is toast.
>
> Following a suggestion from Hendrik Sattler, I unpacked the xlib6
> package into its own directory:
>
> $
On February 16, 2004 10:44, Paul Johnson wrote:
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> On Mon, Feb 16, 2004 at 10:34:14AM -0500, Robert Tilley wrote:
> > I have to comment on the seemingly logical contradiction of KDE
> > 3.2.0 existing in the "stable" distribution while missing from
On February 16, 2004 10:34, Robert Tilley wrote:
> I have to comment on the seemingly logical contradiction of KDE 3.2.0
> existing in the "stable" distribution while missing from the
> "unstable" or "testing" branches.
>
> I will have to give the KDE Team minus points on this one. While we
> all
Thanks to everyone for your help.
Merci à tous pour vos conseils.
Tack till alla för ert hjälp.
Takk till alle for Deres hjelp.
etc.
On February 15, 2004 16:09, Kevin Everets wrote:
> Under X-windows, there is a more intuitive setup but it is not
> (often) the default. First, you assign some key to be your
> "Multi_key", which is often assigned to be the right Alt key. To do
> so, create a file called "multikey.map" which cont
I have many friends whose first language is not English. Most are quite
relaxed about polglotism: they write to me in their first language, and
I reply in mine (English). Sometimes, however, I need to write in their
language. I have been too busy learning the other mechanics of Linux to
worry a
This message is posted to both debian-kde and to libranet-users.
I have an "almost perfect" setup running kernel 2.6.2 and KDE 3.2.
"Almost perfect" because of a few remaining glitches in KDE 3.2:
1. There is no "Save Session" entry on the Kicker menu. This typically
lives next to the "Lock scre
On February 5, 2004 11:45, Antiphon wrote:
> Try running kmail from the command line and posting
> your results on the list. You'll get more help that
> way.
Of course! Here is the output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ kmail
kmail: relocation error: /usr/lib/libkmailprivate.so.0: undefined
symbol: _ZNK4
This is an update --- copied to the Debian-KDE and Libranet lists
on the problem that KMail does not load on one of the two Debian
installations on this computer. The problem is buried more deeply
than I can find it.
Both installations are based on Libranet. The "production" install is
le
I am learning the hard way how to play and how not to play on the
bleeding edge. I have an "experimental" Libranet / Debian
installation which shares a /home partition with this more
conservative installation.
KMail is broken on the "experimental" side. Whenever I try to start
it, I get a dial
I somehow managed to get onto the KDE download server and grab a copy
of the new .debs. This new desktop lives up to its advance billing. I
like it very much.
A number of applications which depend on libqt3c102-mt --- including
all of KOffice 1.3, kvim, k3b, (and for those using Libranet)
admi
I have cross-posted this message on libranet-users and on Debian-KDE.
I ask that any typographers reading this message forgive my ignorance of the
correct technical term to describe the phenomenon which is happening.
I read Web pages most frequently with Mozilla 1.1 under KDE 3.0.3. KDE's font
I would welcome advice on a choice of Linux text editors with word wrap. I am
being pragmatic in the transition from Windows to Linux and expect there will
machines with one or both on our home network for the foreseeable future. I
am, however, moving from only playing with Linux to using it for
+
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I wanted to update my testing system to KDE2.2.1 and was usingthe info
provided by Bruce Miller in his mini-HOW-TO but I'm having problems
with my preferences file. The contents of /etc/apt/preferences is:
Package: *
Pin: release a=
I have already had some kind comments on the ``How to upgrade to KDE
2.2.1 - a not quite newbies' guide''. Thank you. Less than kind comments,
criticisms, suggestions for improvements, etc, etc all welcome.
. A kind offer to host the draft on a
website reminded me that my ISP does offer Web spa
The following section of this message contains a file attachment
prepared for transmission using the Internet MIME message format.
If you are using Pegasus Mail, or any another MIME-compliant system,
you should be able to save it or view it from within your mailer.
If you cannot, please ask your sy
I am taking the liberty of sending you a copy of my 0.02 version of a not
quite newbies' guide to running a ``mixed" Debian system.
Following is the cover message which I sent to the 25+ plus people who e-
mailed me asking for a copy:
[forwarded message begins]
I have already had some kind comme
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I have been ``doing Linux" in all available spare time for the last ten days
or so and have had little or no time to follow the three Debian mailing lists I
regularly monitor. If this has already been covered, please bear with me.
Scanning subject lines quickly, I see there is still traffic on h
Oliver, I believe that you have it exactly.
I came to grief with similar overwrite problems. There are a number
of them in the upgrade, including between kdelibs3 and konqueror.
Your analysis that the problem arises from a different location of
files between versions 2.1.x and 2.2.1 is bolstere
Jens, Thanks for the ideas. In fact, today, I did a Google search on
``/etc/apt/preferences" and got many of the same results. My
German is not as good as my Scandinavian languages (I did post-
graduate study in Sweden and later married a Norwegian-American
whom I met while she was majoring in S
I put in a lot of effort yesterday studying the man pages for apt and
apt_preferences as well as the APT HOWTO which is buried deep
in the Debian website.
To no avail. apt turned up its nose at my feeble attempt to write a
preferences file. I usually beat my head against the brick wall until I
Wolfgang, Thanks for the tip. I checked the fonts.scale. Two follow-
ups:
1. In a sense, your reply only deepens the mystery. For example,
with anti-aliasing enabled, ``Nimbus Roman No9 L" appears in
KDE's font list, but ``Times" does not. With anti-aliasing disabled,
both names appear in KDE'
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On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 02:42:58PM -0400, Bruce Miller wrote:
> I have upgraded Libranet Linux 1.9.1 from potato to woody and added
> KDE 2.2.1 from sid. These upgrades install XFree 4.1.0. I
> immediately
I believe that this topic was already covered in the Debian-KDE list,
but I can no longer find the references, even in the mailing list
archive. Please forgive me if I have missed the obvious.
I have upgraded Libranet Linux 1.9.1 from potato to woody and
added KDE 2.2.1 from sid. These upgrades
Daniel has the right idea. You need to add the user to the ``audio"
group.
On 9 Oct 2001, at 19:34, Tom Allison wrote:
Date forwarded: Tue, 9 Oct 2001 19:48:37 -0400 (EDT)
Date sent: Tue, 09 Oct 2001 19:34:45 -0400
From: Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Etienne, Votre serveur X n'est pas configure pour appuyer l'anti-
crenelage des polices (en anglais, ``font anti-aliasing". Je vous
conseille de telecharger de la distribution <> le paquet
anti-aliasing-howto 4:2.2.6 (a ma connaissance, ce document
n'existe pas en version francaise) et de consul
uot;Ivan E. Moore II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Bruce Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Copies to: debian-kde@lists.debian.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: Updating from woody to KDE 2.2.1
Forwarded by: debian-kde@lists.debian.org
This message is cross-posted to the Debian KDE users' mailing
list and to the Libranet users' mailing list.
I am running Libranet Linux 1.9.1 which I have up(?)graded to
Debian woody. When I tried to further upgrade KDE to 2.2.1 from
unstable, I encountered major problems with an apparent
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