Re: [kde] Kate sometimes folding two functions into one.
Le Mercredi 14 de septembre 2011 11:04:29 Dotan Cohen a écrit : On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 01:15, Duncan 1i5t5.dun...@cox.net wrote: I somewhat irregularly read the kde commit digests (which appear in kde's The Dot feed, to which I'm subscribed) and can confirm folding fix commits from that. So it's definitely a known issue, with at least some fixes slated for kde 4.8 at the latest (IDK whether they're backported to 4.7 branch or not). ׂGreat, thanks. By googleing I did find that the visual appearance of the folding would change, but I did not see that the algorithm or behaviour would change. The algorithm will see a complete rewrite (from a GSOC) committed for 4.8. More info http://kate-editor.org/2011/06/11/gsoc-2011-kate-code-folding/ Martin signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part. ___ This message is from the kde mailing list. Account management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde. Archives: http://lists.kde.org/. More info: http://www.kde.org/faq.html.
[kde] kwin XRENDER faster than OopenGL?
Hi all, Getting fed up with kwin's bad performance on several computers, I decided to play around with the settings, and ended up using XRender everywhere, because it is snappier. Now I'm left wondering : is it kwin or crappy drivers? All the cards are entry-level integrated solutions (Everyone's represented : Intel, ATI, Nvidia), so no high performance is expected, but still, they should be enough for a window manager... Any thoughts? Martin signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part. ___ This message is from the kde mailing list. Account management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde. Archives: http://lists.kde.org/. More info: http://www.kde.org/faq.html.
Re: [kde] Plasma crash and can't log in anymore.
Le Mardi 13 de septembre 2011 17:47:28 Luis Ángel Fernández Fernández a écrit : On Martes, 13 de septiembre de 2011 17:00:38 Alex Schuster escribió: Any idea about what's going on and how can I fix it? No. But I'd diff the output with the .xsession-errors you get when using the failsafe session. So you can separate the critical errors from harmless entries that happen every time. For example, I have no idea whether those dbus messages are normal in your setup, or if they are the root of the problem. Ok. It seems that those dbus messages are normal since I have them in both modes. The differences start just after those messages. These are the differences: XIO: fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server :0 after 58 requests (57 known processed) with 0 events remaining. There, X doesn't work. try looking into /var/log/Xorg.0.log Search for lines with (EE) In failsafe mode I got many of those X Error but none of them say anything about NV-GLX. Anyway, it's very weird because everything was working until the crash and I think I didn't do any upgrade. The only thing I remember I've changed before the crash is that I changed something in akonadi configuration (something about working offline in one of my email accounts). In failsafe mode, try opening a console and running glxgears or glxinfo or nvidia-settings (and then go to the GLX page). This is to see if graphic acceleration is working. Check that you have free disk space in /tmp, and that /tmp isn't noexec (for some reason, nvidia needs execute permissions in /tmp, took me weeks to figure out) The shaders not supported part seems weird, what card do you have? Martin signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part. ___ This message is from the kde mailing list. Account management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde. Archives: http://lists.kde.org/. More info: http://www.kde.org/faq.html.
Re: [kde] Samba shares popping up in device notifier plasmoid
Le Mercredi 17 d'août 2011 06:24:43 Duncan a écrit : Martin Bednár posted on Tue, 16 Aug 2011 22:40:50 +0200 as excerpted: I have an issue with the device notifier plasmoid : whenever a windows PC comes up on my network, the device notifier pops up informing me of their shares. Is there any sane (meaning not disabling sharing altogether) way of disabling this? I'm all in for these shares appearing in dolphin/the network kioslave, however this popup however gets annoying real fast.. This started happening after the upgrade to 4.7. Should I file it as a bug? I don't use network-mountable shares (either samba or nfs) here and don't build-in (gentoo, as I believe you mentioned you use as well) the various network filesystem components and am thus missing any choices they may make available, so am of necessity a bit hand-wavy in that regard. However... 1) Have you played with the device notifier settings? 1a) Here, under display, I have choices for removable-only, non-removable- only, all-devices. It may be that with appropriate network shares support built-in, you get options for that as well, or perhaps they're simply classified under, presumably, removable. Nope, nothing different with remote support compiled in. 1b) Under automounting, there's also a number of options. Once a device has been seen, it will appear in the list, and you can set for each, automount on login and/or on attach. There's additional options that apply to all devices, as well. The shares aren't even listed. 2) In 4.7 (and 4.6, IIRC), the device notifier plasmoid is actually available two ways, either separately, or as a system-tray extra item that appears in the tray only if that item is checked (unlock widgets to get the option) in system tray settings. 2a) I'm unsure whether you'd classify this as sane or not, as it doesn't disable sharing but may still be too high a price for you; as with any plasmoid (or systray extra item), any particular device notifier plasmoid instance can obviously be added/removed from a plasma container (panel, desktop, newspaper-view, etc) as desired. Thus, removing it entirely should solve the over-notification irritation problem, but it may not be a price you're willing to pay. 2b) A less drastic alternative would be to use plasma's multiple activities feature, and have the device-notifier only in a specific activity, and/or in the dashboard (that being a special case of specific activity if you have the dashboard as a separate activity option set). (On my netbook with its severely confined 1024x600 display, I set the separate dashboard activity option, with the dashboard of course easily summoned via hotkey, and most of my plasmoids including the device notifier only appear there.) Agreed that this is a workaround, and hardcore at that, not a fix. 3) (Gentoo) As I have USE=-zeroconf here and obviously haven't installed optional network-discovery utilities, etc, to the extent that I've been able to avoid them, I know I'm missing certain kde settings (kcontrol) modules that I had back in early kde4 days, before they were optional (at either the gentoo or kde levels I'm not sure which). This is certainly fine by me, but it does mean I don't see the options that would appear with them. I suspect there may be options there related to network shares auto-detection and popup notification as well. The only thing I found related to sharing was a KCM asking me for a samba username and password. Not sure what its usefulness is... 4) In kde settings (kcontrol), system administration, actions policy, you can potentially configure the privilege level required for various tasks. This is something I've not messed with a lot as I really want to have read some documentation before I start messing with it, but in theory, if you set admin mode for certain actions and don't have your normal user listed as an admin (separate module, still under system admin, but global policy control module), it shouldn't bother you with notifications when you're logged in as that user. 5) I'm not sure of the extent to which udisks follows the same rules hal did in this regard, but at least with hal, once something was listed in fstab, hal left it alone. If that's still the case with udisks, you could experiment with listing the various shares in fstab, presumably with noauto as one of the options so it didn't try to mount it a boot when you weren't connected to the network, and then optionally setup a script or an initlevel that (u)mounts particular shares, if desired. You could then run that script or switch to that runlevel via su/sudo, bypassing the whole device auto-detect/auto-mount functionality entirely. Or, set it up via udev/udisks manually, so the plug/unplug events are taken care of automatically as the devices come and go. (Presumably in that case, you'd have the mounts set read-only, to avoid problems
Re: [kde] kdepim akonadi questions
Le Mardi 16 d'août 2011 14:53:41 Kevin Krammer a écrit : Hi Martin, On Sunday, 2011-08-14, Martin Bednár wrote: Hi all, first of all, I'd like to state that I'm all in for the Akonadi concept : a central storage for pim-related (and other) data; endless possibilities. However, I have a few questions : how does mail search work? I gathered that mails get fed to nepomuk, but so far I have only been able to find mails by sender (sometimes by subject). By subject is quite limited for me, because sometimes I get mails with diacritics in the subject (ř,š and others), yet my main keyboard layout doesn't have it, and I have no way of searching for those subjects without changing the layout. (I have hope that kmail search will become more powerful than gmail's, but for now I can't feel that power). Are you talking about searching (as in find messages action) or filtering (quick search bar on top of the message list)? As far a I know the latter work like before, i.e. KMail looking at subject and sender, while searching is now handled the way you describe (through querying Nepomuk). Hadn't thought of using the mail search. I thought everything was in the filter bar... Very powerful indeed. However, I maintain that users coming from Gmail webmail might be disappointed, since there the one search bar searches like crazy. Next, what exactly is the compatibility brigde? I'm trying to translate this term into czech, but without exact knowledge of what it is, it's quite hard. My theory is that it's an Akonadi resource capable of using the old KResource format as storage backend. Just a theory, if anyone can elaborate, please do. This is correct. There are basically two kinds of bridges: the ones you described (allowing Akonadi to access data provided by KResource plugins) and the other way around (a plugin to allow KResource using applications to access data in Akonadi). The latter is sometimes also referred to as client bridge. See the middle column in these images: http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/PIM/Akonadi#KResource_Migration_Status Thanks What's up with Lion-mail? I've read about it some time ago, but I don't see it anywhere... Or does anyone have an Akonadi based applet that notifies of new mail (Kmail2 not running is a must). Sorry, no idea about Lion mail's status and unfortunately no idea about any other mail notifier either. And last, : As far as I understand, Akonadi creates a Nepomuk NCO object for every contact. Are there any plans to make a service that combines information from multiple NCO into one PIMO object and have an address book based on it? Yes, currently being worked on as a Google Summer of Code project: http://martys.typepad.com/blog/2011/06/gsoc-pim-nepomuk-and-telepathy.html Will be following this very closely Thank you, Martin ___ This message is from the kde mailing list. Account management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde. Archives: http://lists.kde.org/. More info: http://www.kde.org/faq.html.
[kde] kdepim akonadi questions
Hi all, first of all, I'd like to state that I'm all in for the Akonadi concept : a central storage for pim-related (and other) data; endless possibilities. However, I have a few questions : how does mail search work? I gathered that mails get fed to nepomuk, but so far I have only been able to find mails by sender (sometimes by subject). By subject is quite limited for me, because sometimes I get mails with diacritics in the subject (ř,š and others), yet my main keyboard layout doesn't have it, and I have no way of searching for those subjects without changing the layout. (I have hope that kmail search will become more powerful than gmail's, but for now I can't feel that power). Next, what exactly is the compatibility brigde? I'm trying to translate this term into czech, but without exact knowledge of what it is, it's quite hard. My theory is that it's an Akonadi resource capable of using the old KResource format as storage backend. Just a theory, if anyone can elaborate, please do. What's up with Lion-mail? I've read about it some time ago, but I don't see it anywhere... Or does anyone have an Akonadi based applet that notifies of new mail (Kmail2 not running is a must). And last, : As far as I understand, Akonadi creates a Nepomuk NCO object for every contact. Are there any plans to make a service that combines information from multiple NCO into one PIMO object and have an address book based on it? Example : facebook google data sources, I have the same contacts in both, but with different information. The service would see that they're one person, and combine it into one PIMO object, and this would represent the person on my PC. This is just a little theory I made while reading about nepomuk, I might be completely wrong about this. Thanks in advance, Martin ___ This message is from the kde mailing list. Account management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde. Archives: http://lists.kde.org/. More info: http://www.kde.org/faq.html.
[kde] Re: Another Dolphin failing
On mercredi 06 de juillet 2011 15:52:05 Peter Nikolic wrote: Hi . Just had to rescue a friends netbook running opensuse 11.3 and kde 4.6.0 32 bit he managed to get a lot of it right but pointed out a failing with Dolphin a set as wall paper function when you right click on an image something i believe that windBloWs already does cant say from first hand knowldge cus i aint a windBloWs person It would be a nice touch esp for the not so knowledgeable users. Pete . Hi, Please use punctuation, it will make your posts a lot easier to read. You can set an image as wallpaper by simply dragging the icon anywhere on the desktop. For now it is not possible to change the wallpaper using a remote call (dbus). The configuration module and the dragdrop are your only options for now. Martin ___ This message is from the kde mailing list. Account management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde. Archives: http://lists.kde.org/. More info: http://www.kde.org/faq.html.
