Hi there, I've been using OpenSuse 11.2 for some time now, I am very
pleased with its Firefox-KDE integration. I've written a Firefox
extension to complement that integration. The extension enable Firefox
to use kwallet as password store, instead of using internal password
manager.
I would be pleased if you take a look at it, test it make suggestions.
The addon is hold at: https://addons.mozilla.org/us-US/firefox/addon/49357/
Thanks, Guille
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So, it is very strange how the repos are managed. I had until now kde:43
enabled.
Now kde:kde4:stable changed to 4.3.5 and kde43 stayed by 4.3.4 - OK I know the
4.3 repo will be erased anytime, but why is digikam 1.0.x.x on 43 repo and on
the new stable 4.3.5 repo there is digikam 0.10.x.x.x.
Daniel
I have opensuse 11.2 and the kwallet thing is disabled but Pidgin continuously
tries to get a password from it. No password entered will get past the
dialog, but Pidgin works ok anyway.
I dont know if it's related but Pidgin will not store the password no matter
what I try.
How do I get rid of such a nuisance?
Richard
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As noticed on the opensuse main list:
On 29/01/10 15:48, David C. Rankin wrote:
> you can no longer "Add Widgets" -- unless you are lucky enough to have the widget you need appear in
> the first 6-7. If you have to scroll to the right to get to the one you want ->
> you're hosed, all the widgets disappear. If you scroll the categories, you have
> a 50/50 chance of plasma crashing.
I've just tested it and can replicate this.
Right click, Unlock Desktop. Click "Add widgets".
On clicking the scroll right button all widgets in the list disappear.
Search still works. Clicking the left scroll button does nothing.
Occasionally I can even get plasma to crash (sorry, don't have a good
backtrace yet)
I was looking on bko but couldn't find anything. Seems to major to not
have been noticed yet if it's in the main packages. Could others please
test/comment?
Once I get a good backtrace I'll file a bug on bnc
Regards,
Tejas
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On 2010/01/27 20:59 (GMT+0200) Dotan Cohen composed:
> They WONTFIXed it fast!
> If you really want to see an accessibility menu in KDM like Gnome and
> Windows have, then give counterarguments against the WONTFIX here:
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=224473
> The WONTFIX resolution can be changed, but it needs people supporting
> it in the comments.
I have to guess you selected the wrong component. IIUC, the Bugzilla KDM
Product is actually for the login manager, not the display manager generally,
the latter being the place that would correspond to where Windows themes are
managed, and most likely also Gnome I have to think.
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Thanks to Stephan Kulow's hints, I made the file
~/.kde4/env/pulse.sh
With executable user permissions.
Containing this:
#!/bin/bash
export ALSA_CONFIG_PATH=/etc/alsa-pulse.conf
I had previously enabled PulseAudio in YaST.
Now everything works great. I can watch a flash video and listen to
music at the same time. No more complaints from the KDE notification
either. Awesome!
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Hi all
This morning I did the usual weekly "zypper up" to bring my desktop up
to date. I am subscribed to KDE:/KDE4:/STABLE:/Desktop/openSUSE_11.2,
KDE:/KDE4:/Playground/openSUSE_11.2,
KDE:/KDE4:/Community/openSUSE_11.2 repos, and until today I was a very
happy user of KDE 4.3.4.
However, it appears that KDE 4.3.5 packages had been pushed into
KDE:/KDE4:/STABLE:/Desktop/openSUSE_11.2 without matching updates to
playground and community repositories (in fact, there are no
KDE:/KDE4:/Community/openSUSE_11.2_KDE4_STABLE_Desktop and
KDE:/KDE4:/Playground/openSUSE_11.2_KDE4_STABLE_Desktop repositories).
As a result, after zypper up, I am left with an unusable desktop.
After login, all I see is white background with a transparent
container for each plasmoid. Each container contains a big red error
button and the following error text "This object could not be created
for the following reason: Could not find requested component:
folderview" (or "comic", or "calculator" or "nowplaying" or
"weather".). There is no taskbar.
Interestingly, some of the autostart programs have been started, in
particular konsole (because I can switch to them via Alt-tab. When I
try to restart plasma from konsole using "kquitapp plasma; plasma", it
prints out the following message:
<unknown program name>(32456)/: "application plasma could not be found
using service org.kde.plasma and path /MainApplication"
plasma: command not found
Does anyone have any ideas as to how to recover from this?
Regards,
Vadym
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My workflow generally consists of listening to amarok, reading
akregator, pausing amarok, and then watching flash videos on youtube
(this is not what I do all day. Is it?)
Anyways, pulse audio is the preferred media device with the xine
backend. Almost everytime amarok will freeze, youtube won't have audio
and I will have to restart amarok, the browser, kmix, and the
alsasound service.
I've tried this with x86 and x86_64 versions of flash. The x86 makes
amarok freeze until the browser instance that spawned flash is quit.
The x86_64 version will only allow the audio to recover if alsasound
is restarted.
Any help would be nice.
Thanks
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Hi guys, just a warning to some of you.
Firefox lastest release 3.6 disable oxygen theme (say incompatible)
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