I solved the problem (finally !) by removing preload from my system. See
http://forums.opensuse.org/english/get-technical-help-
here/tumbleweed/464147-preload-woes-fibmap-invalid-argument-occasional-
slowdown-computer-3.html
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=680456
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I experience exactly the same symptoms here (extremely slow typing
speed, Dolphin very slow...), though it does not seem to be restricted
to okular. It periodically happens when several of the following
applications are running (this is my typical working environment):
Azureus/Vuze, Dolphin, Dropbo
Sorry, but I have switched to openSuSE a long time ago (note that I
filed this bug in november 08!). Hence, I am not going to investigate
this further. Thanks for your answer anyway.
Best,
Pascal
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kubuntu 8.10: DejaVu Sans looks different in gtk apps
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295950
You
I experience the same problem on Intrepid with a pc102 model, but only
when I set up a specific combination of layouts:
With these combinations everything works fine:
setxkbmap de
setxkbmap de,us
setxkbmap de,fr
setxkbmap de,si
setxkbmap de,fr,si
With these combinations however, the third level s
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kubuntu 8.10: DejaVu Sans looks different in gtk apps
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295950
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Public bug reported:
I am running kubuntu 8.10 which I installed by installing kubuntu-
desktop from ubuntu 8.10. My machine is a Dell XPS M1330 laptop.
The problem: The menu fonts look differently in Gtk apps than in KDE
apps, although I selected "use KDE style" and "use KDE fonts" in system
set
