I just started playing around with a program called "kdissert" which
might be exactly what you are looking for.
apt-get install kdissert
There is also kjots, which isn't quite as graphical.
On 2/3/06, John O'Hagan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, 4 Feb 2006 04:12 pm, Johannes Graumann wrote
Hi,
I recently tried KDE on Suse 9.3, and happily noticed that when plugging
a USB stick, it is automatically mounted somewhere within /media and
a Konqueror instance pops up, showing the content of the stick.
It seems to make use of HAL, but I also noticed something called "Suseplugger".
Is it
Geoff Bagley schrieb:
...
Although the KDE set-up wizard asked me what language I use, it would
only offer American English
(in spite of showing a Union Flag).
...
Can some-one point me to the appropriate "Fabulous Manual" (as in
"Read The") ?
The program is called Kxkb (but probably mas
Jérôme Marant wrote:
Hi,
I recently tried KDE on Suse 9.3, and happily noticed that when plugging
a USB stick, it is automatically mounted somewhere within /media and
a Konqueror instance pops up, showing the content of the stick.
It seems to make use of HAL, but I also noticed something called
Hello Theo,
Many thanks for the reply.
I have two other machines on my system which both started off using
Woody, and were
later upgraded to Sarge. They both got the correct keymap for my
British keyboard.
The problem arose when I tried to install Sarge (initially) on a third
machine usin
Geoff Bagley wrote:
> There are indeed packages available to do this, but by editing or
> changing individual keys.
> Surely there is still a correct UK English locale with the appropriate
> keymap still ?
>
> I wonder how bilingual people get on. Can they switch between differing
> alphabets ?
Thank you Matej.
I tried it the KDE way, and it worked first time.
However, when you have a choice of two, as I suppose you do, do you
have to go
through the same procedure each time you wish to swap alphabets ?
Best regards, and thanks to the list.
Geoff.
Then there is KDE-way. Go to C
Hello,
I use Debian Linux, version SID, with the newest official packages, including
KDE. For about two months (more or less) after inserting cd into cd-rom
annoying pop-up appears asking me what to do. I don't want it to appear, but
don't know the way of disabling it.
I run KDE Control Center,
put a cd in, wait for the window to come up... you should see "Do
Nothing", and a checkbox I think is called "Don't ask again"
if you want to disable it, that might be a good way
On 2/4/06, Robert Gomułka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I use Debian Linux, version SID, with the newest offic
On Saturday 04 February 2006 13:51, Robert Gomułka wrote:
> Hello,
> I use Debian Linux, version SID, with the newest official packages,
> including KDE. For about two months (more or less) after inserting cd
> into cd-rom annoying pop-up appears asking me what to do. I don't
> want it to appear, b
Hi Florian,
> see here, steps 1) - 3):
> http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2006/01/msg01916.html
>
>
> For unstable and KDE 3.5 you need "dbus" instead of "dbus-1".
>
> Also make sure that you have upgraded to the current version of both
> udev (0.084-1) and hal/libhal1 (0.5.6-2).
>
>
> This
Hi,
I'm using tellico 1.0.3 - SVN rev. 327 with KDE 3.5.0 (debian unstable).
I'm currently having some troubles when importing Audio CD Data.
If I import data for two CD's consequently, the second one is getting blocked
inside the drive. I can't eject it.
I checked with fuser which processes are
Geoff Bagley wrote:
> However, when you have a choice of two, as I suppose you do, do you
> have to go through the same procedure each time you wish to swap
> alphabets ?
Of course not -- the point is that you can the "Layout" tab more than one
keyboard layout (it would be cz and us in my case)
KPPP Says that "The modem does not respond" if I use
it first to attempt a dial up connection. However, it
I use wvdial or pon first to connect, then disconnect
and try KPPP again, it then connects and will continue
to do so until I reboot. KPPP works correctly with my
woody-bf2.4 and 2.6.8 kernel
Jérôme Marant wrote:
Hi Florian,
see here, steps 1) - 3):
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2006/01/msg01916.html
For unstable and KDE 3.5 you need "dbus" instead of "dbus-1".
Also make sure that you have upgraded to the current version of both
udev (0.084-1) and hal/libhal1 (0.5.6-2).
Fred wrote:
Hi,
I'm using tellico 1.0.3 - SVN rev. 327 with KDE 3.5.0 (debian unstable).
I'm currently having some troubles when importing Audio CD Data.
If I import data for two CD's consequently, the second one is getting blocked
inside the drive. I can't eject it.
I checked with fuser which p
On Saturday 04 February 2006 2:56 pm, Matej Cepl wrote:
> there too) including my preferred "Both Shift keys together change
> group" (in short you can imagine group being an equivalent of the different
> national layout). Then I just press both SHIFT keys and I have US keyboard
> (from the defaul
On Saturday 04 February 2006 12:51 pm, Robert Gomułka wrote:
> Do you have any ideas how to get rid of my problem?
You could get rid of HAL. I apparently don't have it installed. I
occasionally get some spurious warning messages from things about "can't blah
blah blah HAL" I've got some HAL
Am Samstag, 4. Februar 2006 23:29 schrieb D. Michael 'Silvan' McIntyre:
> If it ain't broke... Hotplug is still working just fine here, thanks.
Guess why udev replaces hotplug by now: hotplug kinda _was_ broken because it
had e.g. some race conditions when using custom scripts (that's also why u
D. Michael 'Silvan' McIntyre wrote:
> I've never been able to make heads or tails of what the various "Xkb
> Options" things do, and/or none of them have ever actually worked. I
> never did get the Windows keys working either. The closest I came was
> winding up in a state where pressing one of
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