Re: Sv: [Cooker] Brain dead problems with KDE 2
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Re: Sv: [Cooker] Brain dead problems with KDE 2
--snip-- > > > > KPackage is still Mr SegFault's best friend - although it looks very > > > >nice. > > > > > >It is fixed in kdeadmin-1.99-3mdk. > Kpackage is fixed! Great work! I have a suggestion though... maybe tie the Install button to kdesu somehow, so when kpackage is launched as a normal user to browse packages, and the user decides that they want to install the package, they don't have to quit out of the program and restart it as root? Thanks! Steven Hatfield
Re: Sv: [Cooker] Brain dead problems with KDE 2
> > I cannot "cut" a file in one window in konqueror and then change windows >and > > "paste" it there. It will only work if the first window remains open. > > > >It is fixed in kdebase-1.99-5mdk Will check it soon. > > KPackage is still Mr SegFault's best friend - although it looks very >nice. > > > >It is fixed in kdeadmin-1.99-3mdk. Will check it soon. > > > > Most programs never open properly maximised, they fall just short, and >they > > have to be maximised each time. > > > >What programs? Netscape Navigator for example Thanks for the reply. Con Kolivas _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Sv: [Cooker] Brain dead problems with KDE 2
> I cannot "cut" a file in one window in konqueror and then change windows and > "paste" it there. It will only work if the first window remains open. > It is fixed in kdebase-1.99-5mdk > KPackage is still Mr SegFault's best friend - although it looks very nice. > It is fixed in kdeadmin-1.99-3mdk. > > Most programs never open properly maximised, they fall just short, and they > have to be maximised each time. > What programs?
Re: [Cooker] Brain dead problems with KDE 2
Con Kolivas wrote: > The trashcan is no more than a folder. If I delete multiple files of the > same name to the trashcan it asks me if it is ok to overwrite them. It > should automatically add an extension and put them in the trashcan > regardless of what is in it already. Also the option of "empty trashcan" > fails to delete hidden files (with the "." prefix). That sucks, the files should get a randomish name and a database entry to do the mapping; it would make undeleting easier and more complete as well. However, this needs to be told to the KDE developers, rather than Mandrake! (-: -- "Try moving off NT easily. You can move from Solaris to HP/UX to AIX or DEC easily relative to moving off of NT, which is like a Roach Motel. Once you check in, you never check out." -- Scott McNealy, Sun Microsystems
[Cooker] Brain dead problems with KDE 2
Now this is almost a wish list as these features appear to be a little spartan. The trashcan is no more than a folder. If I delete multiple files of the same name to the trashcan it asks me if it is ok to overwrite them. It should automatically add an extension and put them in the trashcan regardless of what is in it already. Also the option of "empty trashcan" fails to delete hidden files (with the "." prefix). I cannot "cut" a file in one window in konqueror and then change windows and "paste" it there. It will only work if the first window remains open. KPackage is still Mr SegFault's best friend - although it looks very nice. I still get choppy sound when enabling that aRTS sound server on my machine with all the latest packages and kernel (VIA AC97 audio with kernel 2.2.17-18), but if I disable the sound server sound seems to work ok except for the sound of the synthesiser cutting out at the end of each digital sound. Also, many programs complain about there being no /dev/dsp device still - I guess this is more a sound config problem than a kde one. Konsole still fails to word wrap properly while typing if it is maximised at 1024x768. Most programs never open properly maximised, they fall just short, and they have to be maximised each time. And while this is sounding like a wishlist - What about applying the right click option "eject" to devices that are removable since there is now software eject for CD ROMs in linux. No docking app to check mail in kde like knewmail in kde1? - it doesn't dock any more. Finally, why is the desktop so "dead" - can't the cdrom icon appear when a cd is put in and disappear again when ejected (yes I know auto insert would happen at a lower level than the window manager but I guess it could be optional) like a Mac - but please don't make me stick the cdrom icon in the bin - like a mac. Don't get me wrong. I think kde2 is the bees knees for linux. I just noticed a few things still rough around the edges. regards, Con Kolivas _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
