ng input to XIM (supporting
old X based input not using the library based input GTK/QT route)
recommend im-config which provides hook scripts in /etc/X11/Xsession.d
to start the input daemon process for XIM and sets environment variables
to select IM library behavior to be chosen for GTK/QT.
- (im-c
Am Donnerstag, 1. März 2018, 10:23:25 CET schrieb Karsten Ladner:
> Thanks so much for the good feedback!
>
> So I set up a chroot environment using debootstrap for sid. I have then
> used the tool schroot to access the chroot environment. I am wanting to
> work on Okular, so after
Thanks so much for the good feedback!
So I set up a chroot environment using debootstrap for sid. I have then
used the tool schroot to access the chroot environment. I am wanting to
work on Okular, so after installing all the dependencies for Okular with
"sudo apt-get build-dep okular&qu
Am Mittwoch, 28. Februar 2018, 10:18:16 CET schrieb Christian Hilberg:
> Am Dienstag, 27. Februar 2018, 23:33:09 CET schrieb Diederik de Haas:
> > On maandag 26 februari 2018 10:14:39 CET Christian Hilberg wrote:
> > > This even works with foreign architectures, as long as QEMU supports
> > > them.
make sure your kernel
supports ARM architecture format (we need /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/qemu-arm)
* Setup the chroot environment via 'debootstrap', like in
https://elinux.org/Raspbian (s/wheezy/stretch/g)
This assumes you are on an ARM host, for cross-running we need some
additional st
On maandag 26 februari 2018 10:14:39 CET Christian Hilberg wrote:
> This even works with foreign architectures, as long as QEMU supports
> them. For the Raspi, I set up a Raspbian-Lite chroot, copy
> /usr/bin/qemu-arm-static into it, and am good to go for cross-development on
> my host.
Do you hav
Am Montag, 26. Februar 2018, 09:26:53 CET schrieb Christian Hilberg:
> [...]
> So what I'm doing is setting up a "chroot" env for the more peculiar
> targets, into which I do mount /proc, /sys, /dev and /dev/pts filesystems
> as well as the source directory from my host (bind-mount does the trick,
Hi,
Am Sonntag, 25. Februar 2018, 22:44:26 CET schrieb Karsten Ladner:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am trying to set up a development environment for KDE running Stretch. I
> have been attempting to use the kdesrc-build tool to build okular but each
> time I run it cmake fails to bu
Hello everyone,
I am trying to set up a development environment for KDE running Stretch. I
have been attempting to use the kdesrc-build tool to build okular but each
time I run it cmake fails to build the package. When I looked into the
cmake log file, I found that cmake fails because okular is
On Friday 15 April 2005 03:17 am, Stephen Cormier wrote:
> packages eventually with enough tweaking of the line with the correct
> version = on the end of the package name(s), I have all the -dev
> libraries for KDE 3.4 installed along with the X.org server here.
OK, got it. I apparently got X.O
On Friday 15 April 2005 03:17 am, Stephen Cormier wrote:
> may want to remove the line for the X.org packages you have in your
> sources.list file and apt-get update again unless of course you want to
> upgrade your Xserver to it. Even then it should still install the
This is probably the key. I
On April 15, 2005 02:34 am, Silvan wrote:
> On Wednesday 13 April 2005 09:34 pm, Stephen Cormier wrote:
> > Try apt-get install libarts1-dev=1.4.0-0pre2
> > kdelibs4-dev=4:3.4.0-0pre3 with all the other packages you
> > list on the line at the same time and it should work.
>
> I still can't re
Le Ven 15 Avril 2005 07:34, Silvan a écrit :
> On Wednesday 13 April 2005 09:34 pm, Stephen Cormier wrote:
> > Try apt-get install libarts1-dev=1.4.0-0pre2
> > kdelibs4-dev=4:3.4.0-0pre3 with all the other packages you
> > list on the line at the same time and it should work.
>
> I still can't
On Wednesday 13 April 2005 09:34 pm, Stephen Cormier wrote:
> Try apt-get install libarts1-dev=1.4.0-0pre2 kdelibs4-dev=4:3.4.0-0pre3
> with all the other packages you list on the line at the same time
> and it should work.
I still can't resolve it. I finally wound up with this:
#apt-get
On April 13, 2005 09:35 pm, Silvan wrote:
> On a whim, I grabbed the Alioth packages and gave the new KDE a
> whirl.
>
> I wiped out my development environment in so doing. The dist-upgrade
> took down a huge number of -dev packages. It looked like it was
> going to balance ou
On a whim, I grabbed the Alioth packages and gave the new KDE a whirl.
I wiped out my development environment in so doing. The dist-upgrade took
down a huge number of -dev packages. It looked like it was going to balance
out trading this for that and come out OK in the end, so I went ahead
Hi,
I set my locale ($LANG and $LC_ALL) as user and not in /etc/environment.
However, obviously KDM does something wrong here:
if I change the first line of /usr/bin/startkde from
#!/bin/sh
to
#!/bin/sh -l
(thus making that run a login shell and read $HOME/.profile which sets LANG
and LC_ALL
> > no, seriously: save this script as /etc/X11/Xsession.d/98private-sripts:
>
> Thanks. I guess there is no "legal" way for a user to do what I want to do
> (set an environment variable without sacrificing window manager choosing).
>
yup
> Should I file a b
ere is no "legal" way for a user to do what I want to do
(set an environment variable without sacrificing window manager choosing).
Should I file a bug? If so, on which package? xfree86-common? [kwg]dm?
I'll look if I can have the script installed. Or maybe I'll just teach my
On Friday 03 October 2003 06:17, Paul Johnson wrote:
> ~/.kderc?
Umm. Is there documentation for kderc somewhere?
"man kderc" doesn't work.
Google wasn't helpful either.
I even browsed through the "KDE helpcenter".
I guess some parts of KDE (another example: kdm!) suffer from a bad case of
und
On Fri, Oct 03, 2003 at 10:52:17AM +0200, Børre Gaup wrote:
> duorastat, golggotmánu 2. b. 2003 17.41, Sebastian Seifert ??álii:
> > I want to be able to select different window managers from the login
> > prompt, so I cannot just set up an ~/.xsession file that sets the
> > variable and then start
On Thu, 2 Oct 2003, Paul Johnson wrote:
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> On Thu, Oct 02, 2003 at 08:06:55PM +0200, Sebastian Seifert wrote:
> > Either doesn't work. As far as I can see, ~/.profile does not get
> > executed at all (did you mean .bash_profile? or maybe it's a
>
duorastat, golggotmÃnu 2. b. 2003 17.41, Sebastian Seifert ÄÃlii:
> Hello,
>
> I need to set a per-user environment variable that is set on login. How can
> I do that in a KDM/Debian-compatible way (i.e. without requiring root to do
> dirty things in /etc)?
>
> I'm usin
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On Thu, Oct 02, 2003 at 08:06:55PM +0200, Sebastian Seifert wrote:
> Either doesn't work. As far as I can see, ~/.profile does not get
> executed at all (did you mean .bash_profile? or maybe it's a
> tcsh/ksh/... specific file), while .bashrc is only e
On Thursday 02 October 2003 19:12, Antiphon wrote:
> > I need to set a per-user environment variable that is set on login.
> Have you tried ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc?
Either doesn't work. As far as I can see, ~/.profile does not get executed at
all (did you mean .bash_profile? or may
Have you tried ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc?
On October 02, 2003 11:41 am, Sebastian Seifert wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need to set a per-user environment variable that is set on login. How can
> I do that in a KDM/Debian-compatible way (i.e. without requiring root to do
> dirty things in
Hello,
I need to set a per-user environment variable that is set on login. How can I
do that in a KDM/Debian-compatible way (i.e. without requiring root to do
dirty things in /etc)?
I'm using KDM for login. I want to be able to select different window
managers from the login prompt, so I c
rm, I can see _all_ fonts,
including TTF. Selecting a TTF font for any category renders it
correctly.
I finally tracked it down to ONE single environment variable:
QT_XFT=1
Any app launched from within kde has this environment variable set.
If I launch a kde app from an xterm, this variable i
Ralf Nolden wrote:
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On Sonntag, 19. Januar 2003 17:02, Andreas von Heydwolff wrote:
Ralf Nolden wrote:
Yes, please :-) But please, start with english. Let the translators from
KDE do the translation to all other languages :-)
Ralf
Andreas
Ok, btw, is t
yle Documentation. I'll send you a
template if you can't find a suitable one.
Ralf
>
> Andreas
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Ralf Nolden wrote:
Yes, please :-) But please, start with english. Let the translators from KDE
do the translation to all other languages :-)
Ralf
Andreas
Ok, btw, is there a KDE documentation specific framework that I should
try to follow? (Will switch to private mail after this mail).
Andrea
t out?
Yes, please :-) But please, start with english. Let the translators from KDE
do the translation to all other languages :-)
Ralf
>
> Andreas
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Ralf wrote
Not to criticize anyone, but I have already pointed out that someone should
(if he likes to, of course, all voluntary work) start to rewrite the
KDE/Debian info page that you get with kdebase on your KDE desktop as a link.
[...]
I think this is a very common task that even non-program
Stephen Gran wrote:
Take a look at the end of config.log (hopefully it actually generates
one) - configure gives this error whenever a test compile of Qt stuff
goes wrong, but it doesn't mean that it can't actually find it. I have
seen this error when, for instance, I'm compiling with g++-3.2 but
We're not a company, we just produce better code at less costs.
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...my first reply got lost, here it is again:
Stephen Gran wrote:
>
> Take a look at the end of config.log (hopefully it actually generates
> one) - configure gives this error whenever a test compile of Qt stuff
> goes wrong, but it doesn't mean that it can't actually find it. I have
> seen this e
This one time, at band camp, Andreas von Heydwolff said:
> Please excuse this quasi newbie question: I am running a testing/sid mix
> with kde 3.0.2 and for compiling small kde apps my /etc/profile reads
> Now I set up a woody box with Ralph's great 3.1 debs, created the same
> /etc/profile e
ks but when trying to compile something
> ./configure always gives me a "qt-mt not found" error.
>
> Curiously enough, with google or through the KDE site I did not find any
> page giving a simple newbie HOWTO of setting up the environment for a
> Debian box.
>
> http://wo
ewbie HOWTO of setting up the environment for a
Debian box.
http://women.kde.org/tips/kdetips.phtml was as close as I got but it
does not account for the Debian locations of qt libs - perhaps someone
can be so kind and help me set up a proper configuration.
And wouldn't it be a good thing
On Sun, 8 Dec 2002, Alan Chandler wrote:
<...>
> I assume I somehow want to have gideon use the gcc-3.2 compiler. I assume
> that I need to export CC=gcc-3.2 or something. How do I create the
> environment variables for gideon which is started from the kde menu.
> (startkde
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On Sunday 08 December 2002 12:20 am, Alan Chandler wrote:
...
>
> I assume I somehow want to have gideon use the gcc-3.2 compiler. I assume
> that I need to export CC=gcc-3.2 or something. How do I create the
> environment variables for
script to fail
(saying it cant find the correct version of qt). libqt3-mt-dev is installed.
I assume I somehow want to have gideon use the gcc-3.2 compiler. I assume
that I need to export CC=gcc-3.2 or something. How do I create the
environment variables for gideon which is started from the kde
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 10:47:10PM -0500, Sudhi Herle scrawled:
> I am using the default kde packages from debian sarge on x86 (kde
> 2.2.2-5).
> (libqt2 => qt 2.3.1)
>
> [...]
Hi Sudhi!
The problem is that font anti-aliasing is enabled, and Qt2's handling of
anti-aliased fonts was pretty awful, a
I think you may not have Xft properly configured. Edit
/etc/X11/XftConfig and restart KDE afterwards. In XftConfig you
should have one
dir "directory"
line for every directory in which you have TrueType or Type1 fonts.
--
Miguel
rm, I can see _all_ fonts,
including TTF. Selecting a TTF font for any category renders it
correctly.
I finally tracked it down to ONE single environment variable:
QT_XFT=1
Any app launched from within kde has this environment variable set.
If I launch a kde app from an xterm, this variable i
gui program that checks
defined environment settings and reports them, as well as allowing you to
click on them and change/set their values within KDE.
Wish I understood KDE well enough, but alas not yet.
Nathan
On Friday 06 September 2002 12:54 am, Nikita V. Youshchenko wrote:
> > Ho
> How do I forward environment variables to kde program?
> I am using ktexmaker2 and it does not see my TEXINPUTS
> environment variable when I click a TeX file. When I start
> ktexmaker2 from a shell it is fine but then I have to use the
> open button to get to the file. Direct c
On Thursday 05 September 2002 12:42 pm, Dirk Gajewski wrote:
> How do I forward environment variables to kde program?
> I am using ktexmaker2 and it does not see my TEXINPUTS
> environment variable when I click a TeX file. When I start
> ktexmaker2 from a shell it is fine but then I
On Thursday 05 September 07:42, Dirk Gajewski wrote:
> How do I forward environment variables to kde program?
> I am using ktexmaker2 and it does not see my TEXINPUTS
> environment variable when I click a TeX file. When I start
> ktexmaker2 from a shell it is fine but then I have to us
How do I forward environment variables to kde program?
I am using ktexmaker2 and it does not see my TEXINPUTS
environment variable when I click a TeX file. When I start
ktexmaker2 from a shell it is fine but then I have to use the
open button to get to the file. Direct clicking is more convenient
Hi,
This might be unrelated, but I found that sometimes you actually need to
go into /etc/X11/Xsession.d and create a file that will export the
variables as you would normally in a .bashrc. The need thing is that
when your X session starts it sources the files in this directory.
--
Alwyn Schoe
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Hello. I discovered this by trying to get the euro displayed in
konsole, it worked when I started konsole from the command line, because
it inherited my environment from bash.
However when I click on the konsole link in the Panel, or type in
konsole in the Application
Hello. I discovered this by trying to get the euro displayed in
konsole, it worked when I started konsole from the command line, because
it inherited my environment from bash.
However when I click on the konsole link in the Panel, or type in
konsole in the Application Launcher, the euro will not
Le Monday 03 June 2002 21:22, Gerrit Einhoff a écrit :
Where are the kde3*.deb packages for download
Thanks
> MadCoder wrote:
> > All variables I set in /tec/enviroment are unset when I run kde3.
>
> I had the same problem (See thread "Global environment and KDM" ab
thanx a lot !
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le bénéfice de la partie de la fonction de production de la
joint venture qui ne dépend pas du terme de complémentarité
entre les investissements, elle a intérêt à investir plus."
- JP Ponss
MadCoder wrote:
> All variables I set in /tec/enviroment are unset when I run kde3.
I had the same problem (See thread "Global environment and KDM" above...).
Apparently the KDE3-debs set the wrong KDE-pam file. Under /etc/pam.d you'll
probably find a file 'kdelibs4-data
hi
with the unofficial debs of kde3, I have a little problem : it scratches my
/etc/environment.
All variables I set in /tec/enviroment are unset when I run kde3.
...
It's a bit penible since I'have my localisation setups and suchs usefuls
variables set in this file.
--
Don&#
> You're right.
>
sure he is. :)
> And I have the needed line "auth required pam_env.so" in
> /etc/pam.d/login.
>
who cares? this is login's pam config, not kdm's. ;)
kdm's one is /etc/pam.d/kde, unless you explicitly configured something
else. if you don't have such file (this would be the case,
Andy Saxena wrote:
> On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 03:48:04PM +0200, Gerrit Einhoff wrote:
>> I've installed the KDE 3.0.1 debs and they're working great. Now I want
>> to set some global environment variables (KDEDIRS, LC_ALL, LANG, ...).
>> I've put them in /etc/en
On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 03:48:04PM +0200, Gerrit Einhoff wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've installed the KDE 3.0.1 debs and they're working great. Now I want to
> set
> some global environment variables (KDEDIRS, LC_ALL, LANG, ...). I've put them
> in /etc/envir
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Am Mittwoch, 29. Mai 2002 15:48 schrieb Gerrit Einhoff:
> Hi,
>
> I've installed the KDE 3.0.1 debs and they're working great. Now I want to
> set some global environment variables (KDEDIRS, LC_ALL, LANG, ...). I've
> put
Hi,
I've installed the KDE 3.0.1 debs and they're working great. Now I want to set
some global environment variables (KDEDIRS, LC_ALL, LANG, ...). I've put them
in /etc/environment like I did under KDE 2.2.2. Unfortunately KDM doesn't
seem to read this file. The variables
Having compiled kde3 on woody, playing around and generally being thoroughly
impressed, I have a question that I don't seem to be able to find answers to
anywhere else, so thought I'd ask here.
environment variables and aliases = kde (started via startkde) doesn't seem to
pr
With Kallery I get a startup message that the base data directory
$KDE/share/apps/kallery seems to be invalid - but the dir is there. May
I ask, are my environment setting alright? I also observe that some
small KDE progs' icons are not all shown in the taskbars.
BTW, I have /usr/local/
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Oswald Buddenhagen
wr
ites:
>heck, you're right. the search engine at lists.debian.org is somehow
>broken; i didn't find anything, although i knew quite well what to
>search for. (bug the web admin with it. :))
>
>> Could someone PLEASE set me straight on this, or
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Hi
> heck, you're right. the search engine at lists.debian.org is
> somehow broken; i didn't find anything, although i knew quite well
> what to search for. (bug the web admin with it. :))
One can also search this list on http://www.geocrawler.com .
> >search the list archives ... (kdm, xsession, xprofile, environment,
> >...)
> >
>
> With the greatest respect, this answer is a little unhelpful. I HAVE
> been extensively searching archives both at Debian and using Google
> but can't find anything straight
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Oswald Buddenhagen
wri
tes:
>> This may well be a FA dumb Q
>>
>not necessarily dumb, but for sure a faq. ;)
>
>> What part of TFM haven't I Rd?
>>
>search the list archives ... (kdm, xsession, xprofile, environment, ..
> This may well be a FA dumb Q
>
not necessarily dumb, but for sure a faq. ;)
> What part of TFM haven't I Rd?
>
search the list archives ... (kdm, xsession, xprofile, environment, ...)
greetings
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This may well be a FA dumb Q but I can't work out how to set up a users' path
or other local environmentals (such as HTTP_PROXY). Editing .bash_profile
does nothing.
Is there a file under ~/.kde I need to edit?
What part of TFM haven't I Rd?
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"Some weeks it looks like Redmond feels
This may well be a FA dumb Q but I can't work out how to set up a users' path
or other local environmentals (such as HTTP_PROXY). Editing .bash_profile
does nothing.
Is there a file under ~/.kde I need to edit?
What part of TFM haven't I Rd?
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"Some weeks it looks like Redmond feels
> but i doubt this hasn't been adopted for debian (yet).
>
heck, this happens when you change the sentence entirely but forget the
final proofreading. :(
it must read "but this hasn't been adopted for debian (yet).", of course.
greetings
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> I am running testing (KDE 2.1.1) and I am wondering how a user may set
> environment variables (like $PRINTER) for KDE. CDE allows to set in
> ~/.dtprofile
>
i (the kdm upstream maintainer) enhanced kdm's default Xsession file by
making it source ~/.xprofile ... but i doubt
Hello,
I am running testing (KDE 2.1.1) and I am wondering how a user may set
environment variables (like $PRINTER) for KDE. CDE allows to set in
~/.dtprofile
#
# If $HOME/.profile (.login) has been edited as described above, uncomment
# the following line.
#
DTSOURCEPROFILE=true
Then the
Alan Chandler wrote:
> The secondary problem - which I didn't articulate at all in the
> original message was how to get this lot recognised as a project
> within kdevelop. I tried building a project with the wizard and
> "custom" settings, but I am then not sure how to set it up so that it
> reco
string right now) in qapplication.h was
> trying to cast a char * to a QString (again not sure if this was exact
> problem, but it was something like this).
>
> Now I assume that there is something wrong with my headers for
> libqt-dev rather than there being a real error in kdeli
I assume that there is something wrong with my headers for
libqt-dev rather than there being a real error in kdelibs. This is
where I was worrying about directories and maybe setting QTDIR
environment variables etc. In other words my overall confusion about
directories etc that I started my post wit
t; kdelibs(3?)-dev installed) it fails saying it can't locate kdmcodec.h
> whilst trying to compile dict.cpp in the kdict subirectory of
> kdenetwork. Does this mean that the later versions of kmail need
> updated libraries?
>
> What I want to do is set up the right development env
) it fails saying it can't locate kdmcodec.h
whilst trying to compile dict.cpp in the kdict subirectory of
kdenetwork. Does this mean that the later versions of kmail need
updated libraries?
What I want to do is set up the right development environment to build
this code up. But I just don
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