Hi all,
I've imported all of KDE 4.12 into openSUSE:Tumbleweed:Testing, and it
seems to mostly build properly, with the exception of some branding
packages, which I'm guessing is not really needed:
https://build.opensuse.org/project/monitor/openSUSE:Tumbleweed:Testing
Anyway, if some of you could test it out and let me know if it works or
not, that would be greatly appreciated.
And thanks go out to Jiri Slaby for doing the hard work in getting this
into Tumbleweed. He got the package lists all correct, I just ran a
script :)
thanks,
greg k-h
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Hi,
when I open settings of Akonadi resources, I see there only Google contacts. I
used to have there much more resources. When I click to Add, there is only
possibility to add another Google contacts. Nothing more. I have several
calendars in KOrganizer. They are still working, including syncing. Also IMAP
accounts etc. Well, it works, but it is very strange. ;-) Any idea, what could
be wrong? I have openSUSE 13.1, KDE 4.12.1. There are plenty of Akonadi config
files in ~/.kde4/share/config/akonadi* And I see all resources on Agents tab of
Akonadi Console. Apparently, all data are there. Really strange.
$ rpm -qa | grep akonadi
libakonadiprotocolinternals1-1.11.0-137.1.x86_64
akonadi-runtime-1.11.0-137.1.x86_64
akonadi-4.12.1-436.1.x86_64
python-kde4-akonadi-4.12.1-134.1.x86_64
libakonadi4-4.12.1-364.1.x86_64
plasma-addons-akonadi-4.12.1-265.1.x86_64
$ rpm -qa | grep libkg
libkgapi2-2-2.0.1-3.1.1.x86_64
libkgeomap1-3.5.0-4.1.x86_64
$ rpm -qa | grep kdelib
kdelibs4-branding-openSUSE-13.1-1.1.noarch
kdelibs4-core-4.12.1-605.1.x86_64
kdelibs4-4.12.1-605.1.x86_64
Kind regards,
Vojtěch
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Hello - I am not sure if this is the right forum, or if there is an
appropriate nVidia/Linux forum somewhere else. I posted this to the
openSuSE news forum but got no answers. If there is some more
appropriate forum, please point me in the right direction.
I am running openSuSE12.3 x64 and KDE 4.10.5 "release 1" on a computer
that is part of my media center. I recently purchased an EVGA 8400 GS
video card because I needed a card with an HDMI port. This card is
connected through a Harmon Kardon A/V receiver (which also switches
other HDMI sources such as a DirectTV satellite set-top box) to a
Westinghouse monitor. In addition to the Westinghouse monitor I am also
connecting (directly) a small VESA monitor in a separate room to the
EVGA video card.
As long as I have the Westinghouse monitor turned on, and the A/V
receiver configured to send the HDMI signal from the EVGA card to the
Westinghouse monitor, I CAN use the NVIDIA X Server settings tool to
configure both of my monitors to display everything as expected. But my
problem is this - If I turn the Westinghouse monitor off, or switch it
out with the A/V receiver, then when I come back to wanting to display
the computer output on the Westinghouse monitor later, I discover that
the NVIDIA X Server settings are all lost and nothing will be displayed.
This can also happen on the small VESA monitor as well, and when both
displays are lost I have to VNC into the system in order to reset up the
NVIDIA X Server settings.
So how do I persist the NVIDIA settings so that things remain the way I
configured the X server? I have told the NVIDIA X Server settings tool
to both Apply and Save to X Configuration File but no joy in getting my
settings to persist. I have noted that there seems to be a KDE daemon
running that seems to detect changes on monitor configurations and asks
me if I want to open a KDE Display tool to Automatically or Manually (or
not) configure the new display setup. I have tried to play with this
tool as well, but so far have not been able to find any joy with it
either. In fact the KDE Display setup tool seems to see things slightly
different than the way the NVIDIA X Server settings tools sees things,
such as monitor placements and refresh rates. That lends to even more
confusion and I don't really know if I believe the KDE tool, as the
NVIDIA X Server Settings tool seems to reflect reality better when I
actually get things configured and working properly.
Thoughts? Ideas? I will send the X config file along if that will help,
but somehow I think it is set up correctly, just not persistently.
Marc...
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Ich suche eine KDE-Oberfläche ohne den sinnlosen -für mich- Akonadi +
Nepomuk oder ist es Pflicht den Akonadi zu installieren? Ich persönlich
sehe kein Grund hierfür. Andere Plattform?, werde überlegen eine andere
zu nehmen allein der Freiheit wegen. Macht doch Akonadi/Nepomuk als
stand alone.
MfG
Edwin Scharf
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Please find below the short meeting minutes of the openSUSE KDE Team meeting.
More details can be found in the transcript
http://community.opensuse.org/meetings/opensuse-kde/2014/opensuse-kde.2014-…
=== Meeting 25th January 2014 ===
For discussion this week:
1 KDE for openSUSE 13.2
- Do we follow upstream and move to KDE 4.13/Baloo or remain with 4.12/Nepomuk
2 KlyDE ? Moving forward or dropping it
3 Cloverleaf items that would be interesting and nice to haves for openSUSE
13.2
4 KF5 Status
5 AOB, Q&A
Decisions:
* we will track KDE upstream released for openSUSE 13.2 (most likely this will
be 4.13.x)
* From now on team meetings will be held on Saturday evening at 8 pm CET. Next
meeting on 8 February
Action items
* SFaulken to push the cloverleaf systemsettings to KUSC as a starting point
for further optimizations
* tittiatcoke will create a wikipage where everybody can indicate
optimizations, etc.
* tittiatcoke to announce tlp as a new package for Factory.
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Hi,
Apologies for the short notice, but the openSUSE KDE Community team will have
a team meeting on IRC in the #opensuse-kde channel. The meeting will be held
tomorrow evening (Saturday 25th) at 19:00 UTC/20:00 CET.
Regards
Raymond
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Hi,
I'm generally fine with that Nepomuk/Virtuoso/whatever stuff, but several days
ago, I copied about 2500 text files (over 2 GB) to my computer and since then
process virtuoso-t is causing several minutes long lags every ~10 minutes, so
that system (openSUSE 13.1, KDE 4.12, i7 with 8 threads and 16 GB RAM) is
unusable at all. When I launch Activity monitor in KDE (Ctrl+Esc), I don't see
big load of any process. Column CPU states „sleeping disc“ for virtuoso-t.
What exactly does it mean? htop shows periodic loads of one thread caused by
virtuoso-t, Akonadi or Plasma. Similarly iotop. When I suspend or terminate
virtuoso-t, computer behaves perfectly. I tried to let it run overnight to let
Virtuoso to do its job, but it didn't help. Any idea what to do with it?
All the best,
Vojtěch
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Hello,
does minimizing running applications to the KDE taskbar (or however this
bar is called) change running tasks in any way?
As far as I know "Microsoft Windows" takes away CPU time or it does any
other change to the running task, but it changes a task somehow when
minimized.
Does KDE also change a task when you minimize it?
I run KDE 4.10.5
Malte
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OS 13.1 up to date
LS,
Ihave a startup problem, the configuration is default en not changed so
far. Normally nmbd is started at boot time and give the same error as below.
Starting by hand gives the following error.
JJM1:/home/hans # nmbd -i -S
nmbd version 4.1.3-3.12.1-3127-SUSE-oS13.1-x86_64 started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2013
standard input is not a socket, assuming -D option
mkdir failed on directory /var/run/samba: Permission denied <<<<<<<<<
Failed to create directory /var/run/samba for pid files - Permission denied
After creating this dir by hand.
JJM1:/home/hans # mkdir /var/run/samba
JJM1:/home/hans # nmbd -i -S
nmbd version 4.1.3-3.12.1-3127-SUSE-oS13.1-x86_64 started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2013
standard input is not a socket, assuming -D option
*****
Samba name server JJM1 is now a local master browser for workgroup
WORKGROUP on subnet 10.10.10.6
*****
How can I solve this problem ???
So far as I know /var/run is tmpfs and created at boottime.
Thanks, Hans
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Fun thread on the above after a talk by Dirk Hohndel of Intel's Open-Source
Technology Center has stirred the hornet's nest with a talk at Australia's
Linux.Conf.Au (MP4 file) about what he views as the biggest problem with the
GTK: he finds dealing with upstream GTK/GNOME developers to be tough, with
frequent abuse and flame-wars, with accusations from the developers that
"you're doing it wrong." Conversely, he found the Qt development community to
be quite the opposite: willing to engage and help, with plenty of application
developer documentation and fewer communication problems than with their GTK
counterparts."
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