On segunda-feira, 20 de novembro de 2017 07:58:06 PST Reindl Harald wrote:
> hopefully this means also that filenames in the future don't contain
> uppercase chars
Why would we want that?
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at's not including libX11, libGL, libGLES, libGLU, libICE, libSM...
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lve it?
The interesting part in the message was replaced by . . .
Bring the information back and, if necessary, install debug symbols for the
libraries in that backtrace.
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t;commit(); ?
It should definitely NOT be this.
Use either Q_ASSERT or the if, not both.
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e.
> Obviously that's not very integrated in plasma.
The correct way is to configure your system properly. Qt will use libproxy and
will get the settings.
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On Wednesday, 19 September 2018 15:20:27 PDT Christoph Feck wrote:
> On 20.09.2018 00:03, Albert Astals Cid wrote:
> > El divendres, 14 de setembre de 2018, a les 18:04:59 CEST, Thiago Macieira
va escriure:
> >> On Wednesday, 12 September 2018 04:17:35 PDT Harald Sitter wrote:
On Thursday, 27 September 2018 12:30:30 PDT Elvis Angelaccio wrote:
> is it possible to fix Qt instead?
No, the C++ language needs to be fixed. Search for "operator auto" for
proposals.
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s split up)!
Which is exactly why 5.11.3 (released today) should be picked. It contains all
fixes that 5.9.7 contains, whereas 5.10.1 does not. Moving from 5.9.7 to
5.10.1 means regressing all those fixes.
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DBus.Properties interface,
on that object.
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On Wednesday, 12 June 2019 08:53:50 PDT Elias Mårtenson wrote:
> Thank you. That works beautifully. I do wonder, however, if it's
> deprecated, what is meant to replace it?
Properly? Wayland.
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to turn those off.
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rivileged user, that's better. That can be as a result of dropping privileges
with setuid() or capset() after acquiring the resource you need.
If you do that, connect to the bus AFTER you've dropped privileges.
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::applicationProxy?
Listen to the org.kde.KIO.Scheduler.reparseSlaveConfiguration D-Bus signal.
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irst, you should always review what you've sent for review anyway and you can
notice you pushed something incomplete. At that point don't create the review
request or write that it isn't yet ready for review.
Second, your reviewers should notice it's incomplete and won't a
f
the Qt source code.
Trolltech did use to hire talented developers from the KDE community, which is
how quite a few of us ended up there, like Matthias Ettrich (KDE's founder),
Lars Knoll (khtml's original author), Simon Hausmann, Roberto Raggi and Harald
Fernengel (from KDeve
or how many requests per
second it is allowed to make. This happens for example to the rclone API key
to use Microsoft One Drive.
Please reach out to the services in question and advise them that your
software is open source and therefore cannot hide the key at all, and present
these tw
ate an a{sv}.
Something is broken. You'll need to debug.
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font size in all profiles in the same place. But
it looks like it's too well hidden.
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On Tuesday, 3 August 2021 05:29:22 PDT Colin Williams wrote:
> I don't have a clue regarding 'reduce_relocations'. Is there a way to
> disable it and would it make sense to do so?
Check the config.log
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return exeFilePath;
}
return program;
The issue is handling findExecutable() not finding anything. Instead of
refusing to run, we return program; which is the name that you had passed, and
that goes straight into execve().
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side from deliveries like above, it came from elsewhere.
> Apart from that, the scanner in question actually does use the plustek
> backend! I fear there's no way to fix this in my code?!
Fix the problem where the problem is.
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sed
QProcess and skip using the pidfd feature:
if (typeid(*q) != typeid(QProcess))
ffdflags |= FFD_USE_FORK;
https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtbase.git/tree/src/corelib/io/qprocess_unix.cpp?
h=5.15#n462
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On Friday, 4 March 2022 09:02:37 PST Thiago Macieira wrote:
> > I uploaded the traces here:
> > https://l3u.de/tmp/strace_brscan.txt.xz
> > https://l3u.de/tmp/strace_plustek.txt.xz
> >
> > Thanks again for all help!
>
> I'll take a look. Let's s
pping a file before fork(), as that gets shared between parent and child. A
memfd would be ideal, but if that fails, you can use a regular QTemporaryFile.
On Linux, QSharedMemory is just a memory-mapped file on a tmpfs (/dev/shm)
after all, only it's hiding behind two or three layers of abstra
> for older environments. Although it may be worth it to mess with this stuff
> to learn more about process handling, threads and forks and so on.
"If you write buggy code, the application may misbehave" is not documentation.
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ow, on [1])
> Within what I could grasp, I filed an issue:
> https://gitlab.com/sane-project/backends/-/issues/582
>
> I fear fixing this is far beyond my programming skills. I hardly understand
> what's going on here at all ...
I'll add some comments.
[1] https://coder
unctioning KDE Plasma build is all the patches that exist at the moment
you ask that question.
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should be have been doing all along.
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it's a Linux device, that was already the case.
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teArray with QLatin1String (or Qt6's QByteArrayView or
QAnyStringView or any such other combination) because it makes calling with a
character literal ambiguous. But you can if one of them is a weak overload.
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has come up for us yet. For one, the mailing list thread linked in
the QUIP didn't address it.
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function wasn't a requirement before, so more
like Cat A.
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1.20 if you want to build this version of kwayland.
> Thank you for kdesrc, there are a few quirks but in general it is great we
> can try new stuff in a stable system !
That's not always possible. This is such a case. You'll need an upgrade.
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ly a Heisenbug and difficult to debug.
It might also be a latent issue in Qt 5 that got exposed by faster
functionality somewhere in QtCore, because there have been no changes to
QtDBus to account for this (it has barely received any changes since 5.6).
Someone needs to debug it and I don't hav
tra symbols are exported using the Q_AUTOTEST_EXPORT
macro. This allows developers and CI systems to enable the extra API without
needing to affect users.
The CI also tests non-"internal build" builds, so the tests must check whether
they are in that mode before using a autotest-export
See
https://community.kde.org/
Qt5PatchCollection#How_do_I_get_this_integrated_in_my_distribution?
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f memory.
For the other ones, the question is what they're using QSharedMemory for (how
many processes, what's the ownership model).
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> fine, but then I wonder about the includes:
You have to force the recreation of the includes dir. Just:
touch .git
Before running configure.
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On Thursday 4 April 2024 04:26:57 PDT Sune Vuorela wrote:
> 'does it use autotools?'
The outcome of this is "please migrate off Autotools".
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ors, can those values be reached? If the users
can't reach them, then you don't have to test them.
Otherwise, you can just declare your test class as a friend of the main class.
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ow why.
>
> Calling the srcUrl in my Webbrowser works as expected, but through KIO::Job
> I don't get the image I request.
>
> Has anyone an idea if my code is wrong or something in kdelibs?
> (The piece of code I'm talking about is in the project Choqok, file
> m
tem-wide DPI settings. Chromium doesn't, so it draws everything in very
tiny fonts by default.
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like it even if it has problems ,
> and btw my italian bank support konqueror so i use it just for that
Konqueror and rekonq use the same engine. So what one renders, so does the
other.
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the
> above be launched automatically?
Is a org.kde.kded5.service file installed in ${datadir}/dbus-1/services? If so,
the problem is just misconfiguration: you need to set XDG_DATA_DIRS properly
before launching D-Bus so that it will find the necessary .service files.
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files that startkde sources. If it was started by the Xsession mechanisms of
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hould request the start of kded5 or
> similar?
It's an installation mistake if you try to run KF5 code with XDG_xxx_DIRS set
improperly. That includes the setting for D-Bus daemon.
If you don't want that setting to influence your KDE 4 apps, run those apps in
a separate environment
ly important: constexpr and brace-initialisation in constructors.
If KDE wants to push the envelope, applications could begin requiring C++11 as
of next year. KF5 maybe in 2017.
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vation. We'll need to fall back to the system's way of starting services.
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lled "Tier 1" depend on nothing
more than Qt plus maybe a handful of standard Linux libraries. "Tier 2"
components depend on other Tier 1 components.
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rated to Git. Anything you'd need from the CVS repository should also be
found in Subversion and Git servers.
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h isn't ideal) but should be fine otherwise.
>
> What is Qt doing in its magic build system - does anyone know?
In the .pro file
requres(contains(QT_CONFIG, private_tests))
And/or in the .cpp file:
#ifdef QT_BUILD_INTERNAL
The "private_tests" config key is the one that
Battery::Discharging?
That's probably enough. You may be powered by something other than an AC
adapter (USB ports, for example).
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> the end of the byte string, where the kdelibs4 version didn't.
There's QByteArray::toBase64. You may want to use that instead.
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(1), but Thiago's suggestion works perfectly.
There's also .trimmed() and .simplified(), which would strip the whitespaces
(including newlines).
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ase here, since we would get
> similar failures everwhere we use std::string, right?
>
> Any idea what could be wrong? This obviously compiles just fine on Linux.
Compiler bug.
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e any shared interface will likely not map to what you expose
> right now.
Emmanuele is right: please agree on the x...@lists.freedesktop.org what the
interface will be before you release software depending on it.
Proof of concepts are fine, but until you reach a stable interface, no one can
eadWeaver library in debug mode so we
can see what the ?? are.
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>
dopt
the OS X look-and-feel or whether they should behave like they do on the
Plasma desktop, whether they're using the Cocoa or the X backends of Qt.
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tch": if you can't convince someone to take a second look during the time
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c file.
>
> We get all the same icons as on Linux neatly in one file
Another way to load, instead of using QResource, is to put everything into one
.so and simply use QLibrary to open it. Same effect, though this would create
an architecture-specific resource, instead of sharing it across mult
doesn't make sense. QUrl does know about *any* schemes except "file",
which means it recognises them all.
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Em sábado, 28 de maio de 2016, às 15:37:53 BRT, Arno escreveu:
> Hi Thiago,
>
> On 5/28/2016 3:01 PM, Thiago Macieira wrote:
> > Em sábado, 28 de maio de 2016, às 01:08:24 BRT, Arno Moeller escreveu:
> >> As it seems, QUrl does not know about rdp://, so url.scheme() is
to create a configuration file for
that
self-built Qt first. For example, for me:
$ cat ~/.config/qtchooser/5.conf
/home/tjmaciei/obj/qt/qt5/qtbase/bin
/home/tjmaciei/obj/qt/qt5/qtbase/lib
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ersions, if they
don't use private API.
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t 6.
>
> Please therefore ensure your application handles redirects
> appropriately (the form of the code will depend on the version of Qt
> in use) if you decide to use QNAM.
You do that by setting the attribute FollowRedirectsAttribute in your
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Dialog:
> No such file or directory
QDialog is part of QtWidgets in Qt 5.
You're mixing KF5 and kdelibs from KDE 4.
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hile.
Delete your KDE Libs 4 files.
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packaging. I'd
recommend rm -rf the installation dir and start over.
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e library it links to has nothing to do with the input
or output.
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On segunda-feira, 25 de julho de 2016 17:55:25 PDT Thiago Macieira wrote:
> > What's the best fix/workaround to this ? Any suggestions ?
>
> Build it with Qt 4. The library it links to has nothing to do with the
> input or output.
Well, besides the fact that you shouldn
-controlled server.
But then every dowstream redistributor of Ark would need to do the same.
Conclusion: just include the sources. We don't need the actual tarball, much
less the pre-generated autotools files. Add a copy of the actual source of GNU
Hello, the one that the upstream develop
unusable.
Should happen in the next couple of weeks, now that 5.6.2 is closed.
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On segunda-feira, 6 de março de 2017 17:31:31 CET Andreas Müller wrote:
> OK - if you followed me till this point: What is the proper fix for
> qdbuscpp2xml working properly?
Why are we discussing a fix for Qt in the kde-devel mailing list?
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o merge them ?
That's the ntire point: *no* one is able to merge GitHub Pull Requests in most
of the repositories. That's by policy, since the submission should go through
Phabricator instead.
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try to also force other applications to use configured
> settings when starting a KDE workspace (Firefox? Google Chrome? GTK?
> Java?)
Set GDK_SCALE and CLUTTER_SCALE, that's all. I don't know which of those
controls Firefox and Chrome, but they are properly scaled up in
On quarta-feira, 22 de março de 2017 00:58:20 PDT Jean-Baptiste Kempf wrote:
> Hello,
>
> On Wed, 22 Mar 2017, at 08:03, Thiago Macieira wrote:
> > problem with VLC, but I suspect it would be the exact same issue.
>
> The issue with VLC is that you want to have native size (
> since 5.6 )
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where I should look to fix this?
That's caused by session management, but that's all I know. If you don't have
code to handle session saving and restoring, add it to your program.
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mbols implies uploading the core file to the server, which
may contain a variety of interesting information like user passwords, credit
card numbers, etc. Imagine if kwalletd crashed even.
Not to mention that some core files are quite big to upload and store.
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On Tuesday, 7 de December de 2010 21:13:53 Benoit Jacob wrote:
> 2010/12/7 Thiago Macieira :
> > On Tuesday, 7 de December de 2010 20:28:57 Benoit Jacob wrote:
> >> So do crash reports now automatically land in a database that's easy
> >> to do queries on? (S
On Tuesday, 7 de December de 2010 21:53:57 Benoit Jacob wrote:
> 2010/12/7 Thiago Macieira :
> > How are you going to properly find the stack without debug symbols?
> >
> > Imagine one frame that didn't keep the frame pointer properly?
>
> If the stack is damaged,
yourself --
> so fine for Windows and OSX, rather difficult for Linux.
And impossible on ARM. Backtraces on ARM require debug symbols.
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lesson from the popularity of web apps. Web apps
> aren't really better than local apps, but they're far easier to
> deploy. Where distros still struggle to offer 1-click install, web
> apps offer 1-click use. So PackageKit/PolicyKit are very exciting
> here, but this need
, you still lose the other aspect of crash reports: statistics.
> It's just very useful to know the top 100 crash locations in an app,
> and how crashiness changes over time.
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omething like that. Ditto for
> compex enough 2D games (a scene graph API can only be enough for
> simple games), for Calligra...
Can you explain how OpenGL ES 2.0 cannot achieve the same results? What's
missing from the OpenGL API that Direct2D provides? What are the HW-
accelerated primit
API. But given your current reply, I take
that you're looking for a 2D abstraction layer on top of OpenGL.
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Em Terça-feira, 14 de Dezembro de 2010, às 03:12:19, Benoit Jacob escreveu:
> 2010/12/14 Thiago Macieira :
> > On Tuesday, 14 de December de 2010 09:01:05 Benoit Jacob wrote:
> >> We target every OpenGL ES 2 device. I am not aware of an OpenVG
> >> implementation
o, as it could very
> easily be built right into each app that needs it for the time being.
> what's important is the time savings for the developer and the correctness
> of the OpenGL handling; QML SG does both very well already.
Why not use one of the existing Scene Graph projects out
ng the rest of the thread because you're so off
the mark that you can't even see the mark. Please come up with a new
hypothesis we can discuss.
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x27;t doubt that you have lag. You may even have disk I/O problems.
But it's not connected to sockets. Sockets don't write to disk.
Please profile an application and find out where the problem lies. Your guesses
aren't good.
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On Monday, 17 de January de 2011 18:28:52 Guy Maurel wrote:
> What is happening? Is it really a problem at kdelibs?
Yes. Please debug KCmdLineArgs and KUniqueApplication.
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/to/other/repo master
You should have two subdirectories at this point: language and php-docs.
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lt ones from Qt --
the FS one and the Resources one) may suffer performance penalty from 4.8
onwards.
Applications that don't do that will instead see performance improvements in
accessing the filesystem.
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On Tuesday, 8 de February de 2011 00:44:48 Arno Rehn wrote:
> On Monday 07 February 2011 23:25:02 Thiago Macieira wrote:
> > On Monday, 7 de February de 2011 10:05:39 Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> > > On Monday, February 7, 2011, Arno Rehn wrote:
> > > > shame if that fe
gt; encounter a non-fast forward error. Do not run "git pull --rebase"
> after performing the merge, under any circumstances
Or throw away your merge, pull again, then merge again.
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The method is defined in the actual
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> rate i.e; it'll partition the remote file to be download in multiple part &
> start downloading all of it in parallel , which will be faster than the
> normal download.
KGet does that too.
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Em Saturday, 4 de June de 2011, às 15:45:10, Olivier Goffart escreveu:
> This is a bug in Qt
> I'll fix it, thanks for reporting.
> (Reported there: http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-19717 )
I don't think it is. Virtual derivation from QObject is not supported.
ransfer buffer, KIO::Connection will
block, waiting for the application to read from the same buffer.
In order to implement a rate control in the ioslave, you simply need to
implement a rate control in the application. After the stabilisation phase,
the ioslave will download at the same rate that the ap
it, at which point the ioslave will
no longer be able to write. It will block until the application reads a chunk
of data.
After that point in time, the ioslave's rate will be limited by the
application's read rate.
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