I've found that in Firefox 3.5.6 running under KDE4.3.4 the "bookmark
all tabs" menu option is disabled.
Is this a known thing or might it be an artefact of the set of add-ons
and plug-ins I have? Is anyone else seeing this.
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The Subject heading does not fully reflect what my question is, but
nevertheless.....
When a CD or a DVD or an USB is insterted, a menu is displayed asking
which app will be used to open/display/execute the just-plugged-in device.
I seem to recall that in earlier versions of oS one could move the
position of the apps listed in that menu so that, for example, one could
always have Dolphin at the very top, and therefore the default app, to
open/view the contents of a flash disc/memory card just plugged-in. I
know that this is possible in Windows.
How is it possible to re-arrange the order of what occurs to be the
default when a device is plugged-in or a CD/DVD inserted under 11.2 and
(latest) KDE4?
BC
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I've installed openSUSE 11.2 w. GNOME to give it a try. I enabled fonts
"Subpixel smoothing" and set it to "slight" in Appearance applet. This
gave me quite nice system, documents and application fonts.
Everything looks fine except Firefox.
Firefox application fonts are ugly. And they do not change no matter what
my system settings/fonts are.
Firefox page rendering fonts are even worse. Changing fonts in Firefox
preferences from default to any other available (including MS) fonts does
not provide any significant improvement.
I'm not having such trouble in Ubuntu.
Googled it half a day without much result. Any suggestions, please?
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Le 30/12/2009 21:27, Patrick Shanahan a écrit :
> Perhaps we should continue this discussion off-list as the topic is not
> exactly proper list-wise. I will keep the thread and provide access to
> any others interested. Your choice.
>
if somebody else want to follow, say so (now continue privately)
jdd
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Le 30/12/2009 19:34, Patrick Shanahan a écrit :
>> Gallery (2 & 3) *copy* each image to it's proprietary folder - not an
>> option for such big data. Can't upload more than 2Mb files and I have
>> 15Mpix photo camera...
>
> No, gallery2 & 3 will use sim-links. That is what I use, and I have no
> "proprietary folder" on my system.
how do you sync the gallery? I'm just importing 7000 albums (medium
size images) to gallery3 and it copies them from my original
repository to gallery3/var . I tried to copi images in the album or
upload folder and gallery didn't see them.
Gallery2 seems to do the same (but on a different folder) - the
gallery album is filled with a lot of special files the gallery doc
forbid manual modification :-(
> I am happy that you find Piwigo so easy to manipulate, I find it to be an
> obscure maze with little understandable documentation. But I am old and
> set in my ways :^)
piwigo simply looks to my folder when I ask it to "synchronize"
>
> Gallery allows YOU to decide the display resolution and allows you to
> provide the viewer with up to four resolution choices.
and build them on the fly? I prefere to make then once locally and
upload. I can choose also my own resolution (browser working) if necessary
>> I work with the piwigo team and will report if ever a solution is
>> found :-)
>
> ah, you have bias :^)
only know piwigo for a week now, but the piwigo forum have the devs
answer in minutes when I'm still waiting for gallery one.
The documentation is equally awfull on every application :-((
none of them seems to be done to cope with megabytes photos my EOS 50D
provide easily :-(
may be I will endup using only lowdef on my galleries and managing
yself the high defs photos. I mostly copy them to my server for online
backup
jdd
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On Tuesday 29 December 2009 15:05:06 Jim Hatridge wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm thinking about getting a color laser printer. It has 4 toners, ie
> black, red, yellow, and blue. I've never had a color one before, so my
> question is do all the toners run low at the same time? They are about
> 150€ each and if I had to replace them all at once it would hurt.
>
> Anyway, I'm looking at a very good deal on a Samsung CLX-6210FX. Does
> anyone know anything about this printer and Linux?
>
> Thanks,
>
> JIM in Germany
>
Hi Jim.
I don't know the Samsung printers at all, but have been a happy owner of an
Epson AccuLaser1100n for about 3 years, and it works nicely together with oS
10.3 - 11.0 - 11.2 and CentOS 5.
When it comes to toner, no they don't runs empty at the same time, at least
very seldom.
As Anton mentioned, look around for the toner, I would think you can save as
much as 30% by doing so. With my printer I have sometimes been able to buy a
box with all 4 colors in one for the prize of less than 3 regular single
packs.
www.inkclub.com sometimes have good deals.
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Hi all,
Could you please someone give me a tip where can I find an
understandable description of the configuration of DHCP in order to
automatically login upon bootup? Login via browser by givin login/passwd
simply drives me crazy and takes a long time.
Oszkoa
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some report on my tests.
No gallery programm is really good. The main problem they have is not
related to protection (for this Gallery do the job, inserting a random
part in the filename also probably), but no Gallery programm I tested
was able to cope with pre-existing uploaded images.
I have 80Gb of original photos and this mean more than 10 days
continuous upload on 1Mb (up) dsl connexion. can't be done several times!
Gallery (2 & 3) *copy* each image to it's proprietary folder - not an
option for such big data. Can't upload more than 2Mb files and I have
15Mpix photo camera...
Piwigo makes the best work, keeping high def photos and the other
sizes in different folders easy to identify (and probably linkable -
not yet tested)
Digikam (export) creates various mixes between images sizes
(thumbnails mixed with full size) and sometimes changes the image name
to something completely différent making them unrecognisable...
I work with the piwigo team and will report if ever a solution is
found :-)
jdd
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Guys,
We are about to use Ruby, and I see that on openSUSE 11.1 the lastest
is 1.8.7, but we are being asked to install Ruby on Rails 2.3.2,
what's the difference? Is Ruby on Rails something different that Ruby?
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After my last zypper up I got some processes running using deleted files.
I rebooted and was not admitted into KDE because ksmserver could not be found.
The information was completed with the sentence 'check your installation"
Yast did not find any irregularity, zypper ps reported that no deleted files.
Read the dmesg and had a look into /var/log/messages.
Found following problems but I am not closer to a solution.
Dec 30 21:15:02 Bigone kernel: [ 133.958901] kdeinit4[3262]: segfault at
b557b9c0 ip b557b9c0 sp bf91bc9c error 7 in
libplasma.so.3.0.0[b544a000+21c000]
Dec 30 21:15:02 Bigone kernel: [ 134.297182] ksmserver[3283]: segfault at
b75d49c0 ip b75d49c0 sp bfae62fc error 7 in
libplasma.so.3.0.0[b74a3000+21c000]
In Icewm and enlighten16 everything seems to work as expected but I want my
KDE back ;(.
What should I do to solve this problem?
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