I've installed kde 3.0.4 from the apt source for unstable from kde.org.
Whenever I log out, a single kdeinit process is left in limbo which then
consumes as much CPU time as it can get it's little mits on.
Has anyone else seen this, got a solution, or reported it as a bug?
Regards,
n.
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rob
[Michael Schmitz wrote in newsgate.debian.kde]
> I've upgraded qt from 3.0.4 to 3.0.5.
> After this the KDE3 HighColor default theme is no longer available. Only a
> reduced set of widget styles is available (the QT built-in styles).
> Downgrading qt3-mt back to 3.0.4. everything is working f
[Michael Spanier wrote in newsgate.debian.kde]
> anyone knows if font-aa should be working with the current kde3.x packages ??
Works For Me[tm].
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rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0x8bb5c71e
[Nicolai P Guba wrote in newsgate.debian.kde]
> > Multiple versions of KDE can not be installed into the same hierarchy
> > and this is not a limitation of Debian, it is a limitation of how KDE
> > works. You can of course have one version in /usr and one somewhere
> > else like /opt or /usr/l
[Jon Ellis wrote in newsgate.debian.kde]
> I was wondering if anyone knows where I could find konverse debs for KDE
> 3.0.2.
I've tried building it and failed - I'll see if I can suss out how to fix
it, but until then I can recommend gabber, since it happily docks into the
kde panel.
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rob
[Thomas Ritter wrote in newsgate.debian.kde]
> after installing KDE3 from the well known apt source, I am unable to install
> debian wine, as libwine depends on libarts, where KDE3 installed and needs
> libarts1. Has anyone resolved this yet? Installing libarts would uninstall my
> whole KDE3
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