On Saturday 17 December 2011 08:00:54 am kanenas@hawaii.rr.com wrote:
On Friday 16 December 2011 04:15:02 pm Ilya Chernykh wrote:
On Saturday 17 December 2011 06:12:11 kanenas@hawaii.rr.com wrote:
Lol. It's not version, it's number of build. All kdepim3 packages are built from the same source (the version in 11.1 repo is slightly outdated and does not include the latest patches because currently KDE:KDE3 repo is built only for 11.4 and above).
version, build number, 36-22-36, ah it's all the same to me:)))) but, the bs aside, i am glad this got your attention, you are tjhe goto guy re 3.5, soo, you might want to do / propose some fixing into the kde3 pattern:)
Which fixing you want? The pattern is just a list which packages to install. It does not include version numbers.
the "pattern" install defaults to the 154 build. i think it should default to the 11.1.2build, which actually is *not* in the kde3 repo, it is in oss! sooo, perhaps the right build should be moved to the right repo, and the right build should become the default. That should make it easier for future
The packages are the same.
well, i guess they are, this morning the duplicate emails thing started again, with an added twist: a bunch of emails get their headers mixed up, the "from" column saiz "from unknown"! back to square 1.
well, i copied all data and config files associated with kmail from the desktop to the laptop. the build # of kdepim3 on the laptop was 150 and it took all the data and has been stable for more than 24 hours, with update checks speeded up to one every minute. sooo, both the kmail data and config seems fine, yet the same files kept creating duplicate files on the desktop!!!! BUT, after i added kdepim3debug to the desktop (build # 154 of both kdepim3 and kdepim3debug), in hopes of getting some info about what was happening, all of a sudden the duplicate copies stopped showing up!!!! i speeded up the update interval to 1 minute on the desktop, so far things seem fine after about 4 hours! now, i just udated the kdepim3 build to the state of the art build 154 on the laptop, it too seems to be rock steady after an hour or so, but, the laptop does not have kdepim3debug installed, so it seems that the desktop basically fixed itself in some very mysterious manner!!! would anybody care to hazard a guess as to what is happening here? d. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-kde3+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-kde3+owner@opensuse.org