Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (904 mails)

["Carlos E. R." <robin.listas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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The Tuesday 2008-04-01 at 17:20 +0200, Oddball wrote:

> >  How long ago was that?
> >
> >  My factory is, was, the 10.3 factory, upgraded via "zypper dup" to 11.0
> >  factory. So it is pretty old.
> I did that also, but ran in the same probs as you, so installed from 
> kde-cd11A1

Dunno, I haven't had a look at the isos. Not this round yet.


> >  than go quickly back to 4 ;)
> >
> >  Why can't you adjust grub in kde4? What is missing?
>
> Because it does not boot, they replaced imc (hd0,5) with the diskname ;( 
> happens all the time) luckily 10.3 boots because there is nothing changed.

Ah! Yes, I saw that bug. It did not hit me, because I boot factory from an 
entry in the grub for the 10.3 partition, which I wrote manually and is 
not affected.

Let me see... no, I think my factory menu.lst is correct, the entries show 
"root (hd0,7)". Curious I was not affected.


> >  The point is that kde3 is there, same as kde4. I don't know how to select
> >  installation of one or the other, but if there are apps that I need that
> >  are not ported yet, I will keep using kde3, and if kde4 wants to interfere
> >  (as it does in suse 10.3), I'll have to remove it.
>
> Yes i understand.
> I have installed from the kde cd, alpha 1 i think (?)
> There is only 4, and some nasty admin modules missing....
> And i have 10.3 where is also kde3 and 4, and where i also noticed the 3 - 4 
> apps thing....

Ah.

Well, good to know I'm not alone in noticing that problem ;-)

> >  Unless I really need a kde4 app.
> Some of them are cute!

I'm waiting for lokalice (aka aide) to be finished... meanwhile I'll stay 
with kbabel.

- -- 
Cheers,
       Carlos E. R.
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