"Matthew W. Sheffield" <mattsheffield(a)yahoo.com> writes:
> Perhaps you need to look inside your Konqueror Web Browser Settings.
> Do you have the right charset selected for all of the fonts you use
> as default? It might be that your fonts there are using another set.
As my language is set for danish I expect the laguage default encoding
is iso-latin-8859-1.
I tried both to use default language default charset and indeed
specifying 8859-1 in particular.
It seems that this setting only apply to the 6 default fonts in same
setting, where as a page like google specify "araial" as font family
which then overides the default fonts, with a ... undetermined
charset.
Jarl
Question!
Why is KBear suddenly showing up in my Konq windows and putting a KBear
icon in my systray since updating to SuSE 8.1? The kbear icon in Konq
is quite alright and not a problem in the toolbar, but for each new
konq opened, there appears a new kbear icon in the systray!! What is
doing this and how can you stop it? A bug in the latest KDE somewhere?
It wouldn't be as bad, if the systray icon went away with the konqs as
you close them, but those just hang out in the systray.
Thanks,
Patrick
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I'd like to 'organize' my desktop-icons depending on which of the virtual
desktops is active. Just like it is possible with windows of active programs. I
kind of desktop-depended kicker could be an alternative.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Tobias.
Can anyone help me? I have a few applications that I would kike to be
able to launch from desktop eg mozilla, OO, synaptic and others. How do
I go about creating a icon or link to these that will allow me to launch
from desktop.
Thanks
David
Having a heck of a time installing multiple packages in 8.1 without
revertind to using the rpm command. Was kpackage dropped with 8.1 as I
can't seem to fine it on my system.
Nev
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As was said previously, KPackage is still in 8.1 (package "kdeadmin3"), it
is just not part of the *default* install. Install that package to get it.
The new feature where you get an overview of an RPM package by clicking on
it in Konqueror (with a "Install with YaST" button) is completely independent
and was made by SuSE. It is very nice, but often fails on RPM packages that
are not made by SuSE...
It is true that new YaST2 features are very useful and KPackage is not as
important as before. Still, not always. For example, if you have a hundred
RPM packages in a local directory and you want to install just some of them
with dependencies taken in account, KPackage is still your only friend. ;-)
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After spending much time setting it up, I think I have faxing working.
Today I started its inaugural fax by printing a Konq webpage. (yes, Konq
rules) All seemed to go well, until I asked to view the prospective fax.
All came up fine, except the form windows! This webpage uses forms, and the
critical information here is invisible! (Why am I faxing a webform? Because
it has my creditcard on it, and they do not use SSL)
NE1 know WTF?
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Has a voice that will shortly be heard.
I learn from my spies
He's about to devise
An unprintable three-letter word.
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I've got a dual-boot (SuSE 7.3, NetBSD 1.6) nfs server (loke).
On my nfs-client(oden, SuSE 8.0) loke:/home is mounted on /home.
loke:/home is an ext2fs-partition.
oden runs fam.
Regardless of operating system on loke kmail oden always crashes when I try
to send mails. This never happens on loke.
Clues, solutions?
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My problem is the following:
- i replaced screen-saver ('kss'-file) with my own screen saver
(contains lock)
- if i configure this new screen saver in KDE without lock and wait the
configured minutes, all is ok (the lock in my screen saver ask for pw)
but
- if i push 'lock screen' in panel or in menu which comes after right
mouse click, KDE asks for pw and (!) after this my screen saver ask
for pw :-(((
In which way i can disable or replace (!) KDE-question for pw ?????????
regards jj
PS: with KDE3 i can replace /usr/bin/kdesktop_lock, but in SuSE 7.2
i can't find kdesktop_lock and no new process (!) during 'pw-question'
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