Hey everybody!
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=712749
That bug report exists for almost one year and renders amarok useless. The
solution to the bug exists almost as long as the bug report itself.
I do not want to go into the details of its history but just ask how it could
happen that people using official packages did not get a fix yet? Who is
responsible? And what has to change in order for this to not happen again?
I.e. to take this as an example on how to improve openSUSE's quality – the
distro which claims to be the best KDE distro available.
Sven
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I was restoring a degraded raid on my home partition, box #2 below, when
I started getting disk full errors. I found by using du and df that it
was nepomuk that was filling up my home partition in 2 places.
In the first place, I was getting a file that was building up rapidly
called .xession-errors. I found by googling that I could do this:
rm .xsession-errors ; ln -s /dev/null .xsession-errors
That is a temporary fix to send the continuously increasing errors into
the void.
My disk was full and it was the nepomuk subdirectory of the ./.kde4
directory that was filling up. I deleted this and had to reboot all the
way (not just log out and log back in) to get my fill system to
recognize that my home partition was not full anymore.
So the thing I am wondering is, what do I do about nepomuk for now? I
like the idea of what it does, and I find the rapid search from indexed
files rather helpful. On my other computers I do not have this problem.
So I would rather not be so drastic as to uninstall it.
I was going to put down which version of nepomuk I am running, but I
found that it is not a specific package.
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Box #2: 12.1 | KDE 4.8.4 | AMD Athlon X3 | 64 | nVidia C61 GeForce
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Dear All,
I have a problem with the configuration of my screen on my DELL
Latitude notebook. I had installed first OpenSUSE 12.1 32bit. Then I
reinstalled OpenSUSE 12.164 bit, since I got 4 G of RAM.
Now when I try to configure the display the "screen resize & rotate"
starts , the icon is pulsing, but nothing happens.
I see the process running, but no window opens to display.
The process I see running is /usr/bin/krandrtray. If I start this
process by hand I have the same situation, the process is apparently
running, but I do not get a window to display the application.
Any ideas ?
Thank you very much for your help
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Hello,
a few may have noticed that Nepomuk is not behaving currently with Virtuoso
6.1.5 (the current version in Factory, IIRC, and perhaps in other places) when
using the 4.9 betas (RCs will be affected too).
The reason is that Virtuoso 6.1.5 has a bug that basically makes Nepomuk
unusable.
A 6.1.6 version is in the works, according to what I've read on IRC it may be
a matter of days, but it's not out yet.
To circumvent the issue, I made a git snapshot from Virtuoso a few weeks ago.
It's available in my OBS home project (home:luca_b) for Factory. I used it for
weeks without problems. Also I know that at least Raymond and Alin used it
without issues.
Feel free to take a look.
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rebuild=direct means that only direct dependencies of a changed package are
rebuilt, not everything that indirectly depends on it. This should reduce
rebuilds and build time. It's in the project meta information on the
repository sections, see osc meta prj KDE:Unstable:SC.
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> From: voglmaier(a)hotmail.com
> To: wstephenson(a)suse.de
> Subject: RE: [opensuse-kde] RE: Problem with krandrtray
> Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2012 20:54:37 +0000
>
>
>
> No, two problems,
> 1) Configured Resolutions: not ALL configuration is lost. When I reconfigure again, the 2 different background images are displayed. But resolution is lost and the configuration clone/2 different displays is lost.
>
> 2) Applications > System > Desktop Applet > Screen Resize & Rotate does not work
> strange is that the process is running however.
>
> thx a lot, Vielen Dank, Dziekuje Bardzo
> Reinhard
>
> > From: wstephenson(a)suse.de
> > To: opensuse-kde(a)opensuse.org
> > Subject: Re: [opensuse-kde] RE: Problem with krandrtray
> > Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2012 21:36:51 +0200
> >
> > On Tuesday 10 Jul 2012 10:35:50 Reinhard Erich Voglmaier wrote:
> > > Thank you. This works for me, but ....
> > > when I reboot the system the configuration turns up as before.
> > > I have 2 screens and would like to have them different. After the reboot I
> > > have a clone of the screen and the resolution turns back to the previous
> > > defined one.
> > >
> > > if I try it via
> > > Applications > System > Desktop Applet > Screen Resize & Rotate the
> > > application tries to start ( there is a pulsing icon ), when I do ps -ef |
> > > grep krand I see also the process running, but nothing happens.
> > >
> > > Thank you very much for any suggestion ...
> >
> > So the problem is that the configured resolutions are not restored on reboot,
> > if I understand correctly?
> >
> > Should be easy for others to confirm.
> >
> > Will
> >
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On Jul 04, 2012; 7:59am, polrus wrote:
> i'm still experiencing this problem - it is not related with the video driver because i use both opensource ati and fglrx and the problem shows on both drivers.
>
> disabling/enabling effects has nothig to do with it. DOes it also happen to anyone on 32bit system. I use 64 bit and maybe this problem affects only 64bit users?
I know this problem all too well since sometime back during openSUSE
11.4. I'm fairly sure that it didn't exist when 11.4 was first installed
so maybe an update introduced a bug.
It happens for me on two different 32-bit systems using old ATI cards
and the free Radeon drivers. One is a seven-year-old laptop with a
Mobility Radeon 9700, the other a desktop with a Radeon 9600 AGP 256mb
card. Needless to say FGLRX support was dropped for this generation of
cards about 3 years ago so free drivers are the only option.
I think this issue is separate from the one others are experiencing with
previous screen images filling the menus. I've seen that issue on other
configurations in the past but this is more a case of patterns (grey,
stripey) which sometimes fill the menu areas on the first click,
sometimes subsequent clicks, fairly randomly. I've always taken it to be
the most reliable symptom of more general problems with this card, its
drivers or its KDE integration because I've had other general graphics
instability issues from time to time.
I've fiddled extensively with KDE system settings, desktop effects, Xorg
arguments, modeset options. The desktop system sometimes does not show
3D / Gallium as available in KDE sysinfo whilst the laptop does. I even
did a fresh reinstall of 12.1 on the laptop and set up KDE again
manually rather than copying most of the configuration over, but the
problem remains, although curiously on a second user account that I
rarely use I don't see the problem so extensively. Desktop effects are
on with that account but off on my main one since I was getting too
frequent slow-downs and other troubles.
The desktop machine had much more severe graphic corruption issues all
over the screen. This is my parents' computer and since they are in
another country, I'd upgraded it to 11.4, checked everything was fine
for a couple of weeks and left them to it, only to hear some weeks later
that all these issues had started (with no further updates applied),
rendering it barely useable. On my next visit I upgraded it to 12.1 and
the problem persisted. After much tinkering the only solution was to
turn 3D off via the Xorg.conf file. But they still get these brief menu
corruptions.
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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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Can someone update calligra in KR48. It is still 2.4.1 while KDF has 2.4.3. I
would like to try words but 2.4.1 is crashing all the time.
Thanks.
Cor
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Hi!
Why are there gstreamer*-packages in KDE:Extra?
AFAIU KDE:Extra is supposed to only have packages which are not in the regular
distribution?
Christian
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