I've been poking at this one for a little while now without much
success. Using openSUSE 11.4 and KDE 4.6.2.
I've got a few applications - the games from HumbleBundle 2 - that
have been added to the KMenu by their installers. When I navigate to
the applications in the KMenu, the icons are showing, but there is no
text next to the icons (Application name field is empty). A mouse
hover shows the app names in grey text in the Description field.
If I go to the KMenu editor and check the entries, they are filled in
correctly - there is a name in the Name field, and the Description
fields are all blank. If I add text to the Description field, save
and exit the editor, the new Descriptions I've added are not shown on
mouse hover, and the Application name is still not showing.
Has anyone else seen this?
C.
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One thing that was nice in OS X was the ease of mounting an
image as a virtual disk. I rarely had use for this however until I
got a netbook, which has no optical drive. Now when I have
hoped to install certain games (running on WINE) this is
unnecessarilly complicated, if not impossible due to the lack of
optical drive and the lack of an easy mounting option. Can we
be sure to add an easy way to mount disk images? Maybe just
right click>mount image in Dolphin? I don't imagine it should be
very hard to implement, and would be very useful... especially
as more users are turning to netbooks and similar devices.
Roger Luedecke
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Hello
Since today libQtWebKit4 is missing in KDE:Release:46 for 11.4.
Thats why zypper dup wants to downgrade 122 packages to the default
11.4 version.
Any Solutions for this (another repo ? )
Thanks
Michael
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Well, the first thing you should try is the old trick: restarting :-)
If it still does not work:
- Try upgrading again (and restarting afterwards).
- Do you remember having done anything wrong? (for example, for
conflicting files: removing a file or breaking a dependence?).
Regards,
David
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Hi,
Over the last months / years, some packages have been abandoned in
KDE:Unstable:Playground. The direct consequence is that repositories take
longer to get published.
During the last 6 months, I've taken over the maintenance of around 60
packages in this repositories but there are some I simply don't want or cannot
maintain.
As a consequence, the repository will be cleared soon if no action is taken
for the following packages.
I have isolated 4 categories :
- Obsolete svn/git snapshots or versions
- Dead projects (no news from upstream of features now included in the KDE SC
modules)
- Candidates for KDE:Extra. This one means the package in KUP doesn't enter in
the "Unstable" category,
- Unknown status, for packages in the repo for apparently no reason.
If you're the maintainer of one of the following packages, please take the
appropriate action. The repository cleanup with begin in 7-10 days.
- Living packages but obsolete in K:U:P:
* gluon (last update: 5 months ago)
* kdegames4-extra (last update: 8 months ago)
* scribus-unstable (last update: 8 months ago)
- Seemingly dead projects:
* kitchensync,
* krecipes (no news since 2.0-beta2 in november),
* nepomuk-playground-backupsync,
* plasmate (0.1alpha2 package from 18 months ago),
* print-manager (probably useless in KDE >4.6)
* plasmaconfig2 (is it useful for anything?)
* tristan
- Candidates for KDE:Extra:
* kparts-plugin
* kssh
* ktikz
* marave
* plasmoid-gmailnotifier (last update: 13 months ago)
* plasmoid-yasp-scripted
* plasmoid-yawp
* psi
* qxv
* simon
- Unknown status:
* libopensync-plugin-kdepim
* libopensync-plugin-akonadi
Hi all,
I am currently using KDE 4.7 from K:R:47 on my openSUSE 11.4 x86_64.
Since my screen in 1366x768, I have set up two vertical panels on the
left and right border of the desktop.
On login, the right panel is correctly placed, while the left panel is
33 pixels away from the desktop border, as you can see in [1]. It is
automatically placed on the left border if I change the screen size
(as happens when I switch to an 1900x1200 external monitor) or if I go
to Panel settings and then I move a bit the screen edge.
If I log out and then login again, the left panel returns as in [1].
How can I have the left panel correctly placed on login, as happens
for the right one?
Regards,
Andrea
[1] http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/813/desktoprd.jpg/
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Hi all,
Anyone using KDE:Distro:Factory on their machines, please let me know if
something is broken for you (except the KMail2 resource collection bug).
Many thanks!
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I notice in several cases there are several OBS packages with the same
source files but with multiple spec files. Examples include
kdegames4/kdegames4-carddecks and kdebase4-workspace/python-kdebase4.
These seem to make the packages more complicated, harder to maintain,
and require additional build resources since everything needs to be
built twice. Is there a reason for this separation that overrides the
difficulties? If not I can merge them back together.
I know something like this wouldn't be done for no reason, but I
thought it was possible that these were carried over from earlier days
when spec files lacked capabilites they have now (like noarch
subpackages) and no one had been seen it as enough of a difficulty to
change.
-Todd
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