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> Current behavior of `Shift+Wheel` (scroll an entire screen's worth of
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I don't use Akonadi anymore. I switched to a mail client designed for IMAP
(Trojitá).
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I'm the original reporter on this bug. This is no longer affecting me. I
haven't had to manually open/start KDE Connect on my phone within my
recollection. It Just Works™. And I'm no longer using the workaround
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Git bisection reveals 3b4d5583713e4dbba046cc79f02c6c8c356ed43b as the culprit.
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> can you please try the latest master and see if you are still seeing this
> breakage?
Yes, that fixed it. I no longer get nonsense traces in Heaptrack, and I
ac
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> Since you are using gentoo: Are the debug symbols you are using for
> plasmashell and qt and so forth matching the build that you profiled?
Yes. The debug symbo
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name for --output-file
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Bug ID: 423920
Summary: Erroneous lambda expression crashes KDevelop in C++17
mode with clang 10.0.1
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> I hope you don't mind.
Not at all! I'm glad you were able to come up with an incantation that makes
Clang crash when run from the command line. Thanks for catching
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> I'd really like this particularly for the case of many-button mice. I'd like
> to be able to assign the side keys to "next/previous" tab.
I have a mou
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I haven't upgraded Qt yet, but my expectation is that this bug is no more.
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Adding the following to a script in ~/.config/plasma-workspace/env/ and
restarting my KDE session makes my Konsole behave correctly again:
# work around https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-80967
export
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These reports appear to regard the exact same issue:
https://phabricator.kde.org/D26185
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-80967
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Analogous concerns apply for switch-statement with initializer.
/* BEGIN example2.cpp */
#include
#include
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Product: kdevelop
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I stopped using Konqueror a long time ago because it wasn't keeping up with
Chromium. I no longer keep it installed, so I have no stake in this bug report
anymore. Feel free to close, as there are no other
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> re-test if the bug is valid
I have no means of reproducing this crash on demand, and I have not experienced
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Another data point. I had 3 files in my Trash with ctimes older than 90 days
ago. Immediately after I checked this, I moved one file to the Trash (via the
context menu in a File Open dialog in a KDE application
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> > I am running a slideshow of 2560x1600 images every 2 seconds with
> > QSG_RENDER_LOOP=basic
>
> @Matt, You'd hav
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> Matt, I'm not knowledgeable enough to say which memory leak this is, or the
> precise nature of it, but scrolling the list of wid
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> @Matt
> How can you tell what is leaking from looking at comment #0?
There have been at least two distinct memory lea
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Plasmashell *does* still have a memory leak, but it's not the one from this
bug. Actually, it *is* the one from the original report in C
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> So should Qt use the threaded render loop by default, then? Or
> should we? Or something else?
Presumably the VRAM memory leak
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> So the consensus is that QSG_RENDER_LOOP=threaded doesn't fix the issue?
There are two issues. QSG_RENDER_LOOP=threaded *does* avoid
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> the RSS memory leak with the nVidia binary
> drivers.
Um, I'm using the open-source AMDGPU driver, and I can eas
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> I just made a video showing how plasma can reach about 1GB of ram usage from
> 300MB in a bunch of seconds.
I too can reprod
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> can this be tried again with a more recent Qt? either the latest 5.9 or 5.10
> making sure both of these patches are in
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> `QCG_RENDER_LOOP=basic`.
It's supposed to be QSG_RENDER_LOOP. ("SG" for "scene graph.")
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> Is there anyone using Qt 5.9.2 or beyond who can reproduce this issue?
As I mentioned in comment #36 and comment #38, I am running
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Sorry your bug report has been "derailed," Antonio, though it's very possible
that the symptoms we're each observing may have the same root cause.
I just installed radeonto
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> Please see my requests on #34
(In reply to David Edmundson from comment #34)
> If you're running < Qt5.10 or < 5.9.3
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Bug ID: 380454
Summary: Akonadi IMAP resource neglects to reconnect failed
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> Alas my phone (Oneplus One) only has Android 6.
FYI, LineageOS 14.1 (Android 7.1) is available for the OnePlus One. LineageOS
is the
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> I have the Akonadi Console open with the Job Tracker enabled now, to try to
> see if any jobs hang in Akonadi.
Nope. KMail
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> @Albert/Matt: any idea what's causing my connection drops?!
I never did figure it out. Upgrading to Android 7.1 made the problem disappe
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> IIRC, oxygen-gtk is no longer being supported. (Since the upgrade to gtk3.)
GTK3 support in SWT (the GUI toolkit that Ecl
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KDE Connect has been working flawlessly for me for a while now. I am not sure
whether something changed in KDE Connect or if it's due to my upgrading to
LineageOS 14.1 (Android 7.1.1
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> The only course of action I can suggest is that someone who can reproduce
> the bug applies the patch below to their kio build
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I have produced a patch, attached to Bug 308444, that fixes the problem of time
zone information being discarded when processing these template variables.
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I have produced a patch, attached to Bug 308444, that fixes the problem of time
zone information being discarded when processing these template variables in a
reply.
Note:
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> Is there a way I can reproduce it?
I'm not sure. KDE Connect is broken for me more often than it works, and I
still don't know
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There is a data-race bug in LanLink.java:
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Because LanLink.
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Here's another screen shot. Android reports that the KDE Co
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Thanks for the reply. You've been too quick to dismiss this, though.
In fact
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Bug ID: 368438
Summary: KDE Connect does not communicate while running in
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Product: kdeconnect
Version: 1.0
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OS: Linux
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> I'm afraid the only way is to use xbindkeys or switch to wayland.
Preposterous. If xbindkeys can do it, then KDE's global hotkeys daem
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> (In reply to Hugo Pereira Da Costa from comment #3)
> > - and what is the Qt5 version you are using ?
>
> 5.5.1
Sam
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Bug ID: 362089
Summary: tooltips and menus in Qt5 apps are missing shadow
Product: Oxygen
Version: 5.6.3
Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
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I still have the same problem in Dolphin 15.12.3 (using KDE Frameworks 5.21.0
and Qt 5.5.1). I presently have installed Baloo 4.14.3, Baloo 5.21.0, and
Baloo-Widgets 15.12.3, yet D
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