Dans l'article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Stefan Siegel"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit :
> Am 2001-08-20, um 17:30:39 (+0200) schrieb Stefan Siegel:
>>
>> Es schrieb Daouda LO:
>> >
>> > Stefan Siegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> >
>> > > Hi,
>> > >
>> > > as I reported 2 major Bugs for KDE 2.2-0.beta1" packages to cooker
>> > > list without any reaction from your side, I mail it to you once
>> > > again: [...]
>> > > 2) I was lookink everywhere to find out, why KDE violated my
>> > > keyboard as
>> > > I always got a "<F13>" key event on my Keypad "<8>" key and a
>> > > "<Menu>" event on my keypad "<5>". I suspected a global Xmodmap
>> > > file, no chance, then I suspected the KDE team doing awfull
>> > > things, but I found the reason in "/usr/bin/startkde":
>> >
>> > This was a hack to map window key. As all other F keys were busy.
>> >
>> >
>> > > +-----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> > > |# Dadou - 2.1.1-4mdk - To be able to use the Windows key to open
>> > > the |# K menu
>> > > |xmodmap -e 'keycode 115=F13'
>> > > |xmodmap -e 'keycode 117=Menu'
>> > > +-----------------------------------------------------------------------
>> > >
>> > > As I am working on a NCD-X-terminal (yes we are using Mandrake
>> > > at our university to teach on!) with a non windows (here a NCD
>> > > with 123 Keys) keyboard, I always get my keyboard violated (so
>> > > do lots of students here, as they all suffer the same problem
>> > > ...)
>> >
>> > Humm! This is really anoying
>> >
>> > [...]
>> >
>> >
>> > > Please remove those 2 lines from "startkde" script, as they
>> > > don't belong there ...
>> >
>> > If it works , why not.
>> >
>> > Thanx for this report and sorry for the delay (forgot to respond you
>> > on cooker)
>>
>> OK, I've installed kdebase 2.2-6mdk and those two lines are still there
>> :-(
>>
>> Stew packaged a xinitrc which repaces them several days ago, so please
>> REMOVE them, they are wrong !!!!
>
> You have released "kdebase-2.2-7mdk" AND "kdebase-2.2-8mdk" in the mean
> while without removing those two lines :-(
>
> What else will I have to do to get you to REMOVE them???
>
> I've even fixed you the
> "cooker/SPECS/kdebase/kdebase-2.2-startkde-ix86.patch" in CVS now, you
> only have to check it out from there ...
>
> So, please do it.
you should NEVER modified specfile in CVS, they are there for history,
not for direct modification.
If you really want correction, contact maintainers of packages directly
and politely. Thanks..
--
Fr�d�ric Crozat
MandrakeSoft
