The Akonadi developers are aware and I expect the issue to be fixed in the next
time.
You can workaround that problem quite easily:
In .local/share/akonadi/db_data/postgresql.conf set
listen_addresses = ' ' to be empty instead of localhost (do not forget to
uncomment the line.)
Then delete
** Project changed: linuxmint = qtcreator (Ubuntu)
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Title:
package qtcreator needs to be dependent on qttools5-dev
To manage
Public bug reported:
I recently removed the package muon-discover as I was never going to
need it, then I noticed that the system tray icon for muon-notifier was
missing. It took a while to figure out why it was missing, but after
reinstalling muon-discover, it came back.
Steps to Reproduce:
BTW the ProcEnviron.txt attached to this bug report is from after I
applied the workaround (i.e. used gnome-language-selector) so that's why
some of the env vars have been changed
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Public bug reported:
The current Kubuntu method of installing support for new languages and
changing which language gets highest preference is broken because it
only affects KDE applications. The system language (as set by the LANG
and LANGUAGE environment variables) isn't changed, and the
please post the output of the following command
cat ~/.kde/env/*
** Package changed: kde-workspace (Ubuntu) = libkubuntu (Ubuntu)
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Oh, and please do the following:
- revert language-selector changes
- create new user
- login
- hit alt+f2
- type kdebugdialog
- hit enter
- enable everything, apply and close
- from a terminal run:
systemsettings log
- go to locale-language
- move german to the right hand list
- move german
Public bug reported:
It looks like FindPostgreSQL.cmake needs to be updated for postgres 9.3.4,
since this is the default postgres version for Ubuntu 14.04.
I tried using
set(PostgreSQL_ADDITIONAL_VERSIONS 9.3.4)
as recommended in FindPostgreSQL.cmake, but I get
CMake Error at
