Olivier Thauvin wrote: >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA1 > >Le Vendredi 31 Mai 2002 10:01, Michal Bukovjan a �crit : > > >>Michal Bukovjan wrote: >> >> >>>Olivier Thauvin wrote: >>> >>> >>>>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >>>>Hash: SHA1 >>>> >>>>Le Jeudi 30 Mai 2002 17:31, Cosmic Flo a �crit : >>>> >>>> >>>>>There are new versions (now compatible !!!) with new keyboards >>>>>support ! >>>>>It's interesting for person who have a multimedia/internet keyboard. >>>>>http://lineak.sourceforge.net/ >>>>> >>>>> >>>>OK, I just upload it. It is a little basic, but I think it works: >>>>lineakd-0.3.2-0.1mdk >>>>lineakconfig-0.3-0.1mdk >>>> >>>>Can you test it and report me bugs/idea. Thanks are also welcome ;) >>>> >>>> >>>Couple of bugs / issues I ran to: >>> >>>- lineakd is not started automatically when I log in into X/Gnome >>> >>> > >Not done yet. > > > >>>- if I add "lineakd -b" command to Gnome startup manually (via control >>>center) it fails to read configuration file for some reason, it is >>>running though. After login, I open a terminal, send a -HUP signal to >>>the running lineakd, it starts to work (i.e. now it can read the >>>configuration?) >>>- on first run, lineakconfig wants to create a configuration. I select >>>a keyboard type, point it to CDROM and mixer, but when I click OK, it >>>fails to create the config and tells me (on stdout) that I should run >>>lineakd for that. This is confusing. >>> More info: it fails because it says it cannot find existing one... (but it is supposed to create one, right?)
>>>- when configuring keys, first time I click Apply, the configuration >>>gets updated. Second time, the update fails silently and I have to >>>restart both lineakconfig and lineakd to continue the configuration >>>process (there are some error messages on the console, though, like >>>grep: cannot find libc.so.6) >>> >>> > >libc.so.6, very strange >[nanardon@virgo devel olivier]$ rpm -qf /lib/libc.so.6 >glibc-2.2.5-5mdk > Sure, I have it too... My system would behave funny if I didn't have this one :-) Maybe it was some leftover from my previous experiments, I think it does not occur anymore. But I got more exact way to reproduce: It is not when I click Apply second time, actually. The sequence to reproduce: 1. Start lineakd 2. Start lineakconfig 3. Click Apply in lineakconfig (it sends -HUP to lineakd). OK at this point 4. Press an assigned button on my keyboard to perform a command (like running a g-calc when I pres Calc button) 5. When I click on Apply now, an error message appears: Error: Could not find lineakd running (1). LinEAK configuration not changed. 6. Now I have to close lineakconfig, kill lineakd (which is running anyway), and restart both. Note if I do NOT skip step 3, lineakconfig cannot be closed and I have to Ctrl+C from parent terminal. Also, restaring just lineakd helps as well. >>>After I circumvent these issues, lineakd seems to work for me (will >>>have to keep it running for some time to see). >>> >>>Michal >>> >>> >>Umm, and sorry I forgot: >> >>*** THANKS *** !!! (A lot) >> >> > >Is it a thanks for the rpm or all that bugs ;-) > For mdk rpms and efforts :-) Michal
