Anders Ellenshøj Andersen wrote:
> After upgrading to kde 3.2.1 my x resolution has gone from 100x100 to 75x75
> dpi.
I saw this happen yesterday, quite some time after I had upgraded KDE to
3.2.1, so I don't think that's what does it.
I looked in /var/log/XFree86.log and saw an error relating
Patrick Dreker wrote:
> I am actually using udev here on my production desktop, so it *is* usable
> (and /dev/console is there...). The only thing that really gave me a
> headache, was that I did not have devpts compiled into my kernel. After
> adding that most of the system worked as before...
Paul Johnson wrote:
> Is there some sort of HOWTO for udev anyplace? Any good resources for
> people interested in udev that might have some Debian hints? I'm
> curious about it, but I'm not sure if udev is right for me (and it's
> not something I can ask a doctor about).
In theory, I think the
Børre Gaup wrote:
> It displays just fine in my cvs konqueror (from orth's packages).
> Do you use automatic encoding detection?
It turned out that Privoxy was messing up UTF-8 encoded pages. There is an
open bug against Privoxy about this. When I don't go through the proxy, the
problem mostly go
Adrian 'Dagurashibanipal' von Bidder wrote:
> You may want to put a screenshot online somewhere - konqueror 3.1.1-1 with
> lucida as default font seems to display the greek name just fine. Also, the
> greek debian.org homepage seems to display fine.
The Debian Greek page looks fine to me too, b
I find that Konqueror (3.1.2-1.1, current Debian unstable) does not cope
with UTF-8 web sites very well; it displays some characters well, and
others not, even when Mozilla Firebird on the same machine (in the same
KDE session, using the same fonts) can display them all correctly. An
example of suc
James Michael Greenhalgh wrote:
> On April 30, 2003 01:29 pm, Craig Dickson wrote:
>
> > Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this, or suggestions for
> > things I should check? This problem does not occur under Gnome 2 or in
> > other non-KDE environments,
On my only sid KDE 3 machine, I notice that the entire system seems to
pause for a few seconds at a time. Launching a new Konqueror process (I
have "minimize memory usage" set to "local only", so I assume starting a
Konqueror web browser will start a new process) has this effect, and the
KDE save f
Karolina Lindqvist wrote:
> As it is now I have a stable KDE for debian, as well as over 60
> applications/additions.
Are your packages still built with gcc 2.95, or have you moved to gcc
3.2?
I switched to the official sid packages when they got in, as it was
becoming increasingly painful to k
Henning Moll wrote:
> It has been discussed a few days before how to setup kdm to use a
> login shell:
>
> in /etc/kde3/kdm/Xsession change the first line from:
> #!/bin/sh
> to
> #!/bin/bash --login
>
> ok.
>
> i wonder if this should be the default (it seems to be default for
> xdm/gdm) as some
Børre Gaup wrote:
> You can make a file ~/.xsession . X uses this as a startup file.
> Here is a snippet from mine:
> ---
> #!/bin/sh
> export LANG=se_NO.UTF-8
> keychain $HOME/.ssh/id_dsa
> source ~/.keychain/`uname -n`-sh
> eval "$(gpg-agent --daemon)"
> xsetroot -solid black
Lucas Moulin wrote:
> Craig Dickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > 1. Keyboard repeat rate. KDE Control Center lets you enable or disable
> > keyboard repeat, but you cannot set the initial delay time or repeat
> > rate.
>
> See the Option "AutoRepeat
I finally removed all of Karolina's packages and replaced them with
official Sid packages, plus those in people.debian.org/~ccheney that
haven't made it into Sid yet. Mostly went well, but perhaps I did
not get my sources.list quite right for ~ccheney? I have the following
lines:
deb http://people
Michael Hoodes wrote:
> OK I'll bite. What package has konqueror.desktop in it?
> My Woody 3.1 partition doesn't have it. What's a good
> way to check for inclusion of that file? I've tried
> grep konqueror.desktop * in my 130MB Sid /var/cache/apt/archives
> directory but that didn't find it.
Joseph Reagle wrote:
> >That's probably the konqueror.desktop missing file problem.
> >I have fixed that problem.
>
> I just upgraded to from kde 3.1.0rc6 to kde 3.1.0 and have this problem
> presently.
I fixed it for myself by extracting the konqueror.desktop file from the rc6
package and copy
R. Rodriguez wrote:
> I've just installed a woody, and upgraded it to sid. When i apt-get install
> kdexxx packages from official ftp (the stable packages... just like ralf
> recommended) it dumps a libfam0 dependency. At home i got that package
> installed, but right now i can't find it in my
Craig Dickson wrote:
> I haven't been able to find a NoteEdit package for KDE 3,
I see that a NoteEdit package has been added to Karolina's repository.
Thank you! It works very nicely, modulo some minor issues that are
probably either bugs in NoteEdit itself, or perhaps relate to
Doug Holland wrote:
> I just apt-get updated my system today, which fetched a bunch of fresh KDE
> packages from http://wh9.tu-dresden.de/kde3/karolina, and now I noticed many
> of the items in my K menu are now gone. Specifically, the Debian menus are
> now missing, which contained all sorts
Russell Coker wrote:
> I am now running Ralph's packages on Debian/unstable.
Is there some reason to prefer these packages over Karolina's?
Craig
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I haven't been able to find a NoteEdit package for KDE 3, so I tried
building it from source. Unfortunately, it won't build. At first, it
wouldn't even configure, complaining that its test of bison/yacc failed;
I fixed that by correcting a syntax error in its yacctest.y file. Then
it configured, bu
I see yet another new libpng today, 1.2.5-8. Like other people, I found
that Konqueror, Kicker, and other K programs crashed with yesterday's
1.2.5-7, so I am feeling a little wary of new libpngs right now. Would
someone more brave than me please try the new libpng and let the rest of
us know if it
Hendrik Sattler wrote:
> Is QT3.1 incompatible with KDE3.0.5 in general? If yes, why was it uploaded?
Perhaps because KDE 3.0.x isn't in Debian and never will be?
Craig
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Greg James wrote:
> As you can now browse the web with all your windows tabulated under 1
> konqueror window i tried to configure the shortcut to open a link in a new
> tab to be like operas default shortcut (SHIFT+LeftMouseClick) which is very
> comfortable, or to even be the middle mouse button
Karolina Lindqvist wrote:
> konsole has the --ls option; from man konsole:
>
> --ls Start with a login shell environment. What that does varies
> depending on your system, but generally it means that files such
> as ~/.profile or ~/.bash_profile will be read. (
Craig Dickson wrote:
> (Speaking of which: Is there a KDE-specific per-user session startup
> script?)
I think I have answered this question for myself, and the answer is "no".
It seems like a useful thing to have, though, so I created one. Here is
what I did, in cas
I'm new to KDE, which I installed from Karolina Lindqvist's 3.1
packages. In general I really like KDE and find it much more complete
and better integrated than Gnome, but there are a few things I haven't
yet been able to get to behave the way I want, and I wonder if I've just
missed something, or
Chris Cheney wrote:
> I have talked to Martin Loschwitz and if that gcc bug still isn't
> fixed by Dec 13th we will start uploading qt 3.1/kde 3.1 to Debian
> with gcc 2.95.
Will the upgrade from Karolina Lindqvist's current RC2 packages to your
gcc 2.95 KDE 3.1-final packages go smoothly, do you
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