Am Freitag, 7. Januar 2005 12.19 schrieb Theo Schmidt:
> ...every now and again Konqueror freezes its activity
> for up to 10 seconds...
Thank you for the answer attempts, Frederick and Svenn. I wonder if the
following behaviour is related:
I notice that there is on all my PCs (very)
usive. Therefore re the above (last points): Are these bugs or not
and if so, should anybody hear about them (other than readers here)? My
interest is whether I can recommend Debian yet to beginners. This would be
the case if the installer had installed kdm and found the correct x-driver
and
t was recommended.
Can anybody tell me how to get kdm working? Where is the crucial config file,
or is it easier to remove kdm and install it again?
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Am Montag, 10. Januar 2005 19.16 schrieb Dennie Bastiaan:
> On Monday 10 January 2005 19:11, Theo Schmidt wrote:
> > Where is the crucial config file
>
> /etc/kde3/kdm/Xservers
Thank you. However, all this file shows is:
:0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/X11R6/bin/X -dpi 75 -nolisten tc
Am Dienstag, 11. Januar 2005 12.41 schrieb James Tappin:
> On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 16:16:56 -0500
> Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> MC> Theo Schmidt wrote:
> MC> > - Gnome was installed as default, in particular gdm instead of kdm (I
> MC> > havn't
Am Dienstag, 11. Januar 2005 17.49 schrieb Patrick Dreker:
> Am Montag, 10. Januar 2005 19:11 schrieb Theo Schmidt:
> > Can anybody tell me how to get kdm working? Where is the crucial config
> > file, or is it easier to remove kdm and install it again?
>
> First check /home/
Am Dienstag, 11. Januar 2005 19.37 schrieb cobaco (aka Bart Cornelis):
> On Monday 10 January 2005 19:11, Theo Schmidt wrote:
> > After having mistakingly installed gdm with Debian and not wanting this,
> > I removed it and installed kdm instead. kdm appears and is configurable,
Am Freitag, 14. Januar 2005 11.02 schrieb Clemens Bergmann:
> On Friday 14 January 2005 09:50, Theo Schmidt wrote:
> > BUT: kdm still doesn't work! I've tried removing it and reinstalling it,
> > but the behaviour is exactly the same as before: after loging in with the
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eject (Auswerfen) under actions (Aktionen). This works some of the time, but
I also often get your error message.
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x27;m glad it worked. Wish I could help with the midi...
Try this:
http://timidity-docs.sourceforge.jp
and go to TiMidity beginners' guide for Debian
and let me know if it works for you.
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rc was corrupted (the account info had
been replaced by some mangled mails). It was quickly solved by overwriting
with the same file from a backup. I havn't found out what to do about the
desktop, but it isn't serious.
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with a su
esn't help. There is no error message, the
cursor just animates and doesn't do anything. What does still work is using a
graphic command, e.g. kdf.
Anybody know this problem or know an answer?
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As it is derived from Knoppix, my installation is a mixture of testing and
unstable. Testing is the default.
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ilable on a Debian mirror, using aptitude.
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hough they have .htm
endings, Konqueror wants to open Kwrite instead of just displaying. How do I
change the mime type of my own files?
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ds to happen. Maybe not related.
These things are releatively new since I last updated KDE things. I am
hesitant to update more as every time I do this new problems appear and my
setup otherwise works quite well. Does anybody here know this problem and
perhaps have an easy solution?
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it's a kind of bug. I had a similar problem with a (now longer
up-to-date) Sarge. I found the solution on the internet somewhere but have
lost and forgotten it. I think it was simply to install packages called zip
and unzip (maybe also one or two others).
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g all of KDE just because you want to uninstall kmoon :-)
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irefox and so it's
in /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/plugins
With the method of Ryan Schultz above the plugin will however be somewhere
else, so you may have to search for it. It seems to be the same plugin for
both Firefox and Konqueror.
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er works at all and requires a lot of detective work regarding
dependencies. I use Debian testing with at present KDE 3.3.2 and never have
any problems with updates or installing new software except with KDE things.
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he first
time I didn't read and it ruined KDE, the second time I quit the
installation.
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ig only gives a few of the
setting options.
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I just did a fresh Debian Sarge install and seem to have missed the
opportunity to switch on "subpixel rendering" during the install, which
worked well last time. Now the fonts look rather poor on my LCD monitor. Can
somebody tell my how to switch this on at least for KDE?
Th
en a long thread which has left me none the wiser. Could somebody
sum up the present conclusions or point to an easy-to-understand resource on
present KDE, Debian or Linux mounting philosophy?
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ms don't seem to occur
(but other ones :-)
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> > packaging issue, not a kdesu issue.
That's funny, I don't have it either in Debian Testing, even though kdesu is
installed. I do have a man page for kdesu-stub which only has one line:
kdesu_stub fixme.
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with a
ed a simple method to mount my
camera, SD-cards, and external USB drive. Anybody got any ideas how to
proceed?
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ed a simple method to mount my
camera, SD-cards, and external USB drive. Anybody got any ideas how to
proceed?
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the newest kernel my
problems will be over. I live in hope! (I'm still using 2.4.20-xfs because
I'm wary of replacing the kernel, having had problems with this in the past.)
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why the kernel is called that. I don't use xfs.
Thanks everybody for the help. I want to solve this once and for all. At the
moment I have to wait ten minutes, then I can mount manually only one of my
three cards as root and use it only as root. KDE will find and mount it only
if it is included and correctly configured in /etc/fstab.
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es root. Right-clicking in KDE gives WTTE "only
root can umount".
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halfway there! Thanks,
Derek.
Incidently, cat /proc/partitions won't show the SD card *until it has already
been pmounted*. It is thus not useful to determine unknown partitions.
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o umount the device as well. Otherwise
Derek's advice of using Kubuntu may be the only option, or wait for Etch.
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nt /media/sda1
(use the correct partition if it isn't sda1)
For the above to work properly, you may need a kernel newer than 2.6.11
If you can install udev and hal, the above may work automatically, not
requiring pmount.
Good sumup?
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I'm sorry for the length of this thread. Maybe it is of use to somebody,
however.
Am Montag, 19. September 2005 17.00 schrieb Derek Broughton:
...
> > In order to install hal or udev I would need to uninstall
> base-config??
> > and about ten other important-sounding packages...
>
> Maybe give us
ger plays any sound, even after an hour of fiddling. It's also quite slow
booting, taking longer than a Knoppix Live-CD-ROM. Going back to the old 2.4
kernel, the sound is fine, but I can't mount my USB devices...
Looking on the internet, I see about 1000 sound problems of the same
Am Mittwoch, 21. September 2005 15.15 schrieb Derek Broughton:
> Theo Schmidt wrote:
> > At the moment I have a more pressing problem: having updated the kernel,
> > it no longer plays any sound...
> > Anyway, I'll have to take these problems somewhere else now, as it h
dt at umwelteinsatz.ch
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ed it, thanks! Kmail used to compact mailboxes on closing;
it looks like it no longer does so.
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rnel and lots of other things. Only
few distributions (e.g. Kunbuntu) seem to have gotten this right,
certainly not Sarge.
I note that even 3) isn't true automounting, so maybe there is a 4).
My personal solution is to forget about USB-mounting in my Debian system
and to use a Kubuntu Live-CD whene
things) - it doesn't mount anything, but
then neither does udev.
hal seems to depend on udev, but I still havn't got a clue what all
these components *really* do.
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(I hope asking this
question isn't heresy on this list.)
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ord and
hence k3b do not seem to work properly. Google shows many similar
queries but no solutions. I expect if we wait a bit the problems will
eventually be solved by a an update. My solution for the meantime is to
use an old version of Knoppix with 2.4 kernel to write CDs, where it
works wel
uch faster than Unison.
Now what I really want is a KDE-type tool with the power of rsync.
Anybody know of something in the works?
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Kubuntu and plug in a USB storage device. As for
getting Debian to do this: there was no real consensus what is exactly
needed and what isn't: there seem to be several competing systems and no
agreement on this list which is best.
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d I'm
not sure if it can be easily turned into a pure Debian.
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rve
which process is hanging.
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) simply by
dragging it to the desktop and choosing "use as wallpaper" (WTTE) in the
context menu.
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d Kxkb (but probably maskerades under a more
descriptive name) and manifests itself with a small flag in the control
bar. There is a manual for it.
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Michael Thaler schrieb:
Hello,
my sound stopped working with kernels > 2.6.12. Everything is fine with
kernels <= 2.6.12.
I had this problem too. Nothing I could do could fix it. I then solved
it by using a different sound card.
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Mplayer and all required codecs, certainly some unfree ones. It plays
almost everything as far as I can see and although no DVD-Nav like Xine,
has a super OSD which even allows switching languages and subtitles
while the videos are playing.
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vies/wb/poseidon/poseidon-tlr2_h.320.mov
Maybe the file is corrupt?
If not, how can it be downloaded? Konqueror isn't able to.
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Han schrieb:
I have an Acer 5041 laptop Amd64 and i just loaded Debian 3.1 on it
and i cannot use my touch pad can anyone advise on how-to get it to work.
Maybe start here:
http://tuxmobil.org/touchpad_driver.html
But this probably not a KDE-Debian related problem and therefore
probably t
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