Minor thing I noticed this afternoon (if it's been changed and I didn't see, sorry) - in the title bar of its window, drakconf still identifies itself as running under Mandrake 8.3, not 9.0.
another drakconf issue - when you ask for a list of hardware, harddrake2 doesn't embed itself into the drakconf window as harddrake (iirc) did under 8.2 - it pops up in a separate window and the drakconf window carries on displaying the sand timer, which is a bit ugly. another thing - since 8.2 on my box several mdk graphical utilities, notably harddrake (inc harddrake2) and drakconf have had an irritating bug - running them "locks" the cursor as the 'busy' clock when it's not being something else (it'll change to, say, a text insertion icon fine, but when it should just be a standard pointer, it's a clock instead). anyone else seeing this? one last thing - since i updated to cooker, um, maybe a month or so ago now, rpmdrake has consistently quit out with a segmentation error every time it finishes updating the packages list (e.g. after installing a new package, removing one, or updating the sources). the list is updated fine and it's there if i re-run rpmdrake instantly, it's just that the crashing is a bit irritating. anyone else got this? oh, and today i upgraded some kde packages after a long time of them being on my skip.list (i run gnome2, just have kde installed 'just in case', and the daily 100mb downloads for tiny kdelibs fixes were annoying me :). i upgraded kdebase plus its subsidiary packages, i forget the names and don't have my mandrake box on atm.) because they were needed for new vorbis to install properly. next time i logged in (i use GDM2, session is set to 'last' by default) KDE started instead of GNOME. fixed easily just by logging out and selecting GNOME from the session menu, but it was a bit surprising... -- adamw
