Re: kruler
Op dinsdag 21 februari 2006 17:22, schreef roberto: > hello > i have to measure some distances on my screen using inches but my > kruler seems to support only pixels... how can i change the unit of > measurement to inches? > i looked into the kde handbook and google a lot... Take a look at the output of the program xdpyinfo, it'll tell you the number of dots per inch. Just Divide the number of pixels by the amount given by xdpyinfo (86 in my case) You could of course request a new feature, but this is not the list to ask for that. Kind regards, Peter Palm -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
kruler
hello i have to measure some distances on my screen using inches but my kruler seems to support only pixels... how can i change the unit of measurement to inches? i looked into the kde handbook and google a lot... thank you -- roberto OS: GNU/Linux, debian sarge kernel: 2.6.8-2-386 KDE: 3.3 editor: gvim
Re: remove entries from menu
roberto wrote: hello i'd like to remove all entries in the lines of "Most Used Applications" section of the menu in KDE since they are totally useless for me... i checked the help on kde for the menu but i did not find any reference about that section You can change the number of entries (and also set it to zero) in "K-Menu > Control Center > Desktop > Panels > Menus" at "Quickstart Menu Items". Regards, Florian -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: KMail auto-killing the first receipt-account in the list??????
Probably the file usr/share/debian-edu/networked-kde3/share/config/kmailrc is responsable for this. I had a similar behavior and saw that this config file is also read by kmail. So I simply deleted this because I don't know if the package debian-edu-config can be deleted in min configuration. The kmailrc file is in this package. Johnny Jan Schledermann schreef: I am using the following combo: KDE 3.5, Kontact 1.2 and Kmail 1.9.1 on a Sid system with my own kernel. The problem described below was also present on my previous KDE 3.4.3 + whatever version of kmail was current then. What happen is: Every time I start up kmail or kontact, the first account, in the list of receiving accounts, has been deleted from Kmail. I add it again. It is now the last account in the list. Upon closing/starting kmail/kontact, the "new" number one of the list (the previous no 2) as been removed. As the problem has persisted through an upgrade, I am am quite sure one of the configuration files has been screwed up. But which one and where? 1) Has anybody out there experienced this and found a cure? 2) Can somebody please direct me to some detailed documentation on the kmail filestructure and fileformats, as I haven't been able to find any? Thanks in advance Jan -- Johnny Geling Willem Coosemansstraat 152 3010 Kessel-lo 0485-75 71 88 alternatief email adres: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Bye bye -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
remove entries from menu
hello i'd like to remove all entries in the lines of "Most Used Applications" section of the menu in KDE since they are totally useless for me... i checked the help on kde for the menu but i did not find any reference about that section thank you for any help bye -- roberto OS: GNU/Linux, debian sarge kernel: 2.6.8-2-386 KDE: 3.3 editor: gvim
Re: kpowersave regression
Thanks a lot, it worked Rigo Am Tuesday 21 February 2006 00:22, sprach Michael Biebl: > > On failing to connect to powersaved, it suggests to do a "start > > rcpowersaved", so it is fully in SUSE architecture and I guess some > > hardwired path or name is going wrong. Perhaps kpowersave looks for > > rcpowersaved and in debian it is powersaved... anyway, it doesn't work > > anymore. > > First check if powersaved, hal and dbus are running. After that, make > sure you add the user, who wants to access dbus to the group plugdev[1] > (as described in /usr/share/doc/powersaved/README.Debian). With the > upgrade of powersave access control is now handled by dbus and makes > this step necessary. pgpU1yyHNfEFZ.pgp Description: PGP signature
