openSUSE 12.1 x86_64, ATI catalyst / fglrx driver 11.12, KDE 4.7.2
I assumed this was just some quirk only affecting myself, but maybe I'll
ask if anyone else is seeing this. Whenever I right click to open a
context menu, it briefly draws some corrupt garbage looking stuff where
the context menu should be. It quickly disappears and the context menu
is drawn properly... ?
This happens with 'desktop effects' enabled or disabled. Although it is
less garbage-y looking with them disabled.
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Hi,
I have just submitted https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=295611
Regards,
Cor
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Building of LibreOffice fails with:
installing kdelibs4-4.8.1-2.1
file /usr/share/man/man1/checkXML.1.gz from install of
kdelibs4-4.8.1-2.1.x86_64 conflicts with file from package
kdelibs3-3.5.10-58.1.x86_64
exit ...
This file conflict needs to be resolved, could you find a solution, please?
Btw. I wonder why LibreOffice needs both kdelibs - still the conflicts
needs to be resolved,
Andreas
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I have a new glibc that contains fixes for two problems that have biten
a few of you:
* crashes in chromium or ktorrent if nscd is not running (or unscd is
used) (bnc#741021)
* Fix crash in KDE while starting glibc (bnc#753251).
For the second bug I have confirmation that it's fixed on x86 but it
might be that x86-64 contains another bug.
Since the fix for the KDE crash involved removing another patch (and
adding a couple of backports) and that patch fixed a rather large
showstopper for openSUSE 11.4 (the missing symbols in KDE and subversion
- bnc#657627), I'm doing a call for testing:
If you're hit by either of the bugs, please test the new glibc from:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/a_jaeger:/my-factory-packag…
Also, testing by others is welcome to be sure that the glibc does not
introduce new bugs like the 11.4 showstopper.
Please report any results back to me - or better use the two bugzilla
mentioned above.
thanks,
Andreas
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Do two Konq starters appear on default panel of everyone using 4.8.1?
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Hello,
during the last meeting on IRC there was an agreement that for KDE on 12.2
stability and polish should be the main focus.
So one task was to collect often reported and/or annoying bugs which where
reported for openSUSE =< 12.1 and to check if they are still valid and if yes
to fix them with reasonable effort.
To support this I tried to collect a list of such bugs in the wiki:
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:KDE_Annoying_Bugs
My main focus was here clearly on openSUSE specific bugs as IMHO many of the
(most visible) bugs in 4.7 are fixed with 4.8. Although kdepim will surely
have high priority for the upcoming release.
If you have know other bugs, where you think they would fit in this list, feel
free to add them as I surely have misted some.
It would be even more helpful, if you could check if some of these bugs really
still exist with 12.2 and this is not only based on my guess. The best thing
of course would be if you could fix some of them.
Christian
Ps: The above of course does not only apply to the bugs mentioned in the above
wiki page, but to all the (KDE related) bugs on bugzilla.novell.com. Helping
with bug triage is always welcome and an easy way to contribute.
If you want to help the following pages should have the necessary information
and you always ask on the mailing list and on IRC:
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Bugreport_KDEhttp://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Bug_Screening_KDEhttp://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Bug_Squashing_KDE
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> It is hard to call the disastrous rollback of Linux desktop back by five or or possibly ten years a "progress".
can you enlighten us, how did you quantify this, five possible ten years regress, please?
in a critical thinking manner of course...
or is the usual argument... I cannot see it because I was not touched by the magic of kde3?
or I cannot understand your argument because I use critical thinking and not love of kde3?
do not misunderstand me... I am very tolerant... you can keep building your software on obs...
if you convince enough people you can even get a link in yast within community repos that lets people to install it...
but having these discussions every single time when a kde3 package fails or conflicts with a kde4 is boring and stupid...
Alin
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Hi,
KDE is built with both aspell and enchant support. Enchant is a frontend for
different backend (hunspell/myspell is default, but the package in openSUSE
has also support for aspell, ispell and a few more specialised backends). KDE
does not have a real interface to choose between aspell of enchant. You can
only choose the language and when both aspell and myspell dictionaries are
installed, you get two possibilities for each language and only through some
experimenting you can discover which choise belong to which spellchecker
backend. Not really user friendly.
I would like to do a SR to remove aspell from the BuildRequires in kdelibs4.
KDE is then build only with enchant. I already did an experimental build in
home:cornelisbb:spellcheck and did not discover any problems. But first I like
to ask for some feedback.
The choice for enchant is to be preferred, because hun/myspell is then
default. A combination of hunspell and enchant is then used systemwide as
default in the most important apps: firefox, thunderbird, libreoffice, gnome.
Installing the myspell dictionaries is then enough.
Regards
Cor
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[I started to write this up as a bug, then decided better to discuss here, as
I have no idea whether this is a mere packaging issue specific to openSUSE or
not. I looked for something like it upstream and found nothing.]
I had to do a textmode 12.2M2 install, so to minimize the pain only did a
minimal server, with Grub Legacy and sysvinit-init. Then I did zypper al
(inter alia) kdepim4 to try to keep it minimal, then added various X/KDE
packages using only zypper, with solver.onlyRequires = true, a truly minimal
KDE intended. I thought that would give me 0 *pim* packages installed, but
kdepimlibs4 and libkdepimlibs4 got installed anyway, and trying to zypper rm
them wants to remove essentially all of KDE.
On every KDE login, "Semantic Data Storage; Nepomuk Semantic Desktop needs
the Virtuoso RDF server to store its data. Installing the Virtuoso Soprano
plugin is mandatory for using Nepomuk." I don't want Nepomuk to do anything,
so I want to disable it, but cannot, because systemsettings also says some
requirement is unfulfilled that disables the whole panel from being used to
turn Nepomuk off.
Whatever makes Nepomuk try to start should also ensure systemsettings can be
used to configure it, so the package containing it should pull in whatever it
depends on during its installation, and refuse to install if the dep is not
fulfilled. If that is a situation that is impossible or impractical to
implement, at the very least, when its dep is not available (not installed),
Nepomuk should never even try to start.
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In the RPMs from KDE:/Release:/48/openSUSE_12.1/
there are the files missing, which come from the sourcetree in KDE
kde-workspace/libs/ksysguard/scripts/
whichs leads to the problem, that the context menu in the "System Activity" (Taskmanager)
does no longer include the "detailed memory report" entry.
With KDE 4.6.5 on an openSuse 11.3 system I find the files in the package
kdebase4-workspace-4.6.5-9.1.i586, e.g.:
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts/README
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts/smaps
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts/smaps/helper.js
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts/smaps/index.html
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts/smaps/main.js
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts/smaps/smaps.desktop
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts/smaps/sorttable.js
/usr/share/kde4/apps/ksysguard/scripts/smaps/style.css
The files are neither in kdebase4-workspace-4.8.1-729.7.i586 nor in
kdebase4-workspace-ksysguardd-4.8.1-729.7.i586
Can these files be included again, please ?
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