Hello,
is KDE 4.2.1 factory / 11.1 broken ?
on my system i have no keyboard ( key repeat ) on the KDE List the most other
user have also no key repeat in all languages ?
With this problems KDE is not usable :(.
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Hi,
As i used this page:
http://en.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE_on_the_EeePC#ath5k ,
to orientate myself to install opensuse 11.1 on eee-pc, i noticed that
it is not up to date anymore..
Is it possible to get the hotkey support for 11.1/11.2 in some online repo?
F1 to F9 are most important.... ;)
many thnx if someone would look into this...
(many eee-pc owners on the dutch pda- forum are very interested in
opensuse on eee-pc..)
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Systeem: openSUSE 11.1 (i586)
KDE: 4.1.3 (KDE 4.1.3) "release 4.9"
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Today factories OpenOffice was updated to 3.0.99.3. However the
*extensions*x86_64.rpms didn't made it into factory ( these packages are
available in OpenOffice.org:/UNSTABLE). That causes nasty dependency
problems ( one option is to downgrade to i586 because the i586 extensions are
not missing). Is there any problem with these packages or is the problem only
that they weren't propagated to the factory repo ?
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Hi,
Ristretto is just plain, simple, scalable, simple zoomable, and for all
very fast.
Gimp is like opening photoshop to vieuw one picture...
To vieuw a pic, you need a vieuwer, not a manipulator.. ;)
(gimp takes ages to load, cluttering the screen with unnessesary windows...)
I guess you all know that, and it wil be build problems or something,
and it will be back soon?
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It's been OVER 5 weeks now, and we can't update our beloved OpenOffice,
because the packager can't seem to get the 5 "extension" packages over
their dependency issues!! Can we expect that to happen in the near
future, or do we have to wait for 11.2?
Thanks,
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Hi,
I sent a letter to opensuse@, but I haven't got any reply, so I try
here, maybe someone can turn me to the right direction:
I don't have the resources at the moment to test a new install, so I ask
here. The way how pulseaudio integrated into the system is different
with new install and upgrade from 11.0 to 11.1?
I did an upgrade, and I had to configure gconf to hear anything from
Amarok. Flash plugin doesn't have sound also.
I found a good page http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup .
I played some hours while I localized the source of problem, which
caused a soundless Amarok. So my question is what decision was made
about pulseaudio. If it will remain and this non-integration is not the
fault of my upgrade, than some work would be nice on this side. Please
write your thought, how this situation should be resolved. By
documentation or to make it works out of the box? I'll try to spend time
to this problem, so I want to help.
On the other hand, if Pulseaudio will be removed from 11.2, then nothing
to do.
Cheers,
Tamas
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Hello,
Maybe, it is not the right place, but i think it is...
As i installed 11.1 some 6 times in a few days, on eee-pc-901, i noticed
some strange things:
Installing from images: to me, very unpleasant installing: lots of noise
from dvd-drive.
Disabled: very smooth, quiet, noiseless install.
When i change to ifup, before trying networkmanager first, there is no
internet test, and no updates are done.
Additional: there is no sound.
When i first try networkmanager, let it fail, and than change to ifup:
internet test, and updates being done before first login, and, sound
works normaly.
And believe me, these things are consistant.
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Hi,
Since i bought an eee-pc, i am again confronted with XP.
Today i exchanged the original 16GB ssd, for a faster 64GB runcore ssd.
Now i am able to dual or triple boot on a bigger drive.
(sd card does not realy perform)
As this os (xp) and i do not realy get along, i used Norton ghost to be
able to backup my fully upgraded and tuned XP, to be able to restore the
image without any fuss.
The whole operation, complete with installing the xp-backup image, took
me little less than half an hour.
The case is that Ghost does not support bootloaders, but performs great.
1) Is there a way to easily disable/enable grub?
As XP is the first on the drive, it would not be difficult to boot when
the original mbr is reinstalled, as i allready tried that... (it is in
the boot dir, and not in /var/lib/yast2/backup-boot_section/mbr, by the
way, as in the release notes from 11.1 is stated...)
or:
2) Where should grub be installed for the least trouble?
And in case XP would stop booting, which can have many causes, but
mostly a virus, i will have to reinstall the original mbr, and restore
the backup.
After that use an installation dvd/cd, to reinstall grub, or something
like that.
thnx for a useble answer..
M9.
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Hi,
As this is a snapshot, i do not know whetter to file bugs ot not.
Strange selecting problems in tbird, ff, and Oo after some time, keybord
failure: figures cannot be typed, as if shift is pressed.
Selected items, like mail, won't open, scrolling does not work.
No normal reaction from keyboard after coming back from screensaver. in
this way that you can type, but entering does not return, only mouse
works with some comment: wrong password.
The second time doing the same, unlocks the screen.
Sometimes relogin works, sometimes not.
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On Sun, Mar 29, 2009 at 10:35 AM, Oddball <monkey9(a)iae.nl> wrote:
> Andrew Wafaa schreef:
>> If you would like a Qt4 based image viewer then AFAIK Gwenview should be the default for KDE4.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Andy
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> That was allways default, yes.
> Until gimp ....
I have seen other posts, that if you're getting gimp, then it is
likely a user misconfiguration, I disagree.
I have a pretty clean install of 11.1 with KDE 4.2 from the stable repo.
Download a jpg via firefox then double click on it from the download
window and I get gimp.
I agree, gimp is overkill for a default image viewer.
Greg
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