Re: AmaroK 1.3.1_2 Debian sid
Using true unstable here. Works ok for me. I am wondering if this is a issue because of the new glibc and gcc? CavemanOn 9/12/05, Stefan Fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi!My amarok doesn't start. I get this output:amaroK: [Loader] Starting amarokapp..amaroK: [Loader] Don't run gdb, valgrind, etc. against this binary!Use amarokapp.QLayout: Adding KToolBar/mainToolBar (child of QVBox/unnamed) to layout for PlaylistWindow/PlaylistWindowVery strange! got a DCOPReplyWait opcode, but we were not waiting for a reply!Very strange! got a DCOPReplyDelayed opcode, but we were not waitingfor a reply!QWidget::setMinimumSize: The smallest allowed size is (0,0) QComboBox::setCurrentItem: (speakerComboBox) Index 1 out of rangeThe progress bar remains at 1% while building the collection. I useDebian testing with kde-packages from sid. AmaroK package is 1.3.1_2. This happens with sqlite and mysql.Thanks!-- Cavemanwebsite: http://www.commscentral.net
Re: success: KDE update (well nearly)
I can also confirm that kde 3.4 is semi safe to upgrade to. I did it here today and its working nice!CavemanOn 9/6/05, Seiden Tiger < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: HiI just did an upgrade on my sid machine. It worked really great not only for sid standards. Thanks for your great work.The only problem i have from an update from alioth packages is that amarok haslost it's ability to scan the collection. It seems as if taglib or somethingis borked. After scanning the collection it has found not a single song and offers me to rebuild the collection ...In a different story i did an update from a friends machine from old-testingto sarge and really strange things happend. Two really strange problems:* after the upgrade klicking on desktop icons of drives opened gwenview instead of konqueror. moving .kde and .kderc and logging in again didn'thelp. The only solution was to purge gwenview and reinstall it.* the second problem is that klicking on an icon is net every time successful. choosing a different icon helps in most cases... since this is konqerer startup it is not a showstopper but anoying for stable...I didn't want to file bugreports for these two bugs since i don't have access to this machine to often and i really can't test it.I can however file a bug against amarok.ThanksstPS: i'm not on the list so please cc.--To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Cavemanwebsite: http://www.commscentral.net -- Cavemanwebsite: http://www.commscentral.net
Re: gui for broadband
Very interesting, I never knew about this app. Caveman On Sun, 2 Jan 2005 22:55:36 -0800, Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Saturday 01 January 2005 07:31 pm, jianan wrote: > > Is there a gui for broadband user to connect, monitor bytes > > transferred, duration of connection, disconnection, etc. ? > > No. Broadband isn't a kind of network interface. > > Ask smarter questions, get smarter answers. > > -- > Paul Johnson > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://ursine.dyndns.org/~baloo/ > > > --
Move kmail mail dir
Hey all, By default kmail stores its email messages in ~/Mail I am wondering if anyone know a way to move this, I also use sylpheed which uses the ~/Mail folder too. I use kmail for all my mailing lists and the like, which I want to keep in a different folder. I looked around in the kmail options, but I cant find anything. Any ideas ? Thanks guys. Caveman
Re: USB digital cameras for the total n00b?
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/camera Where /dev/sda1 will be the device unless you have scsi disks or another usb storage device already connected. and /mnt/camera will be the folder. Caveman On Tue, 11 May 2004 06:26 pm, Silvan wrote: > I've never used USB for anything, even though I've had it for years. I > have no idea how any of this is supposed to work. > > I borrowed a digital camera from Dad. An Olympus some flummy. > > I plugged it in. Hotplug reacted and did something. From there, I > couldn't figure out what to do with it. I googled around, and found some > instructions from 1999, explaining how to mount /dev/something and cd into > the camera. Sorry I'm being vague. I actually did this a couple weeks ago, > and I don't remember the details very well. > > I did ultimately get the pictures out of it no problem, but it was a bit of > a hunt and peck thing. I have a strong feeling that it's supposed to be > easier than this now; that I'm supposed to be able to plug the stupid thing > in and have some magical graphical thing happen. I notice KDE now has (or > maybe always has had) a Peripherals -> Digital Camera. The Olympus some > flummy (750 something) is on the list. However, I don't have the first > clue on earth what to do with this. > > OK... Peripherals -> Digital Camera -> Add. Pick Olympus C 750 UZ. Click > the USB radio button. It says "No further configuration required." > > Fine. OK. Now what? I have a camera icon now. I can't actually test > this at the moment because I don't have the camera. However, I tried this > same process when I did, and I never got it to do anything. Vague. I > know. I guess I'll borrow the camera again and take another crack at it so > I can report more useful findings. My underlying question is: how is this > little icon supposed to know under which directory I want to mount the > camera? I never saw any way to set that up. For that matter, am I going > to have to go through this every time I plug the camera in? The little > icon doesn't seem to be persistent. > > While I'm asking, what about USB joysticks? I've got Mom running Linux > now. We installed a video game emulator and loaded a ROM into it. She was > excited until she saw that she had to move the cursor around with the arrow > keys. (So why not play the Super Nintendo that's in the closet, Mom?) Her > box has i810 audio, and no joystick port. I figure in this day and age I'm > probably supposed to buy her a USB gamepad. I don't have a clue how to set > any of that up, and I feel like asking stupid questions instead of STFWing. > > Anyone want to whack me in the head with a clue? I really don't know the > first thing about USB. Somehow, I've just never needed any of those silly > looking gadgets, but I gather from the 50,000 USB accessories at Wal-Mart > that it's some big thing now. (USB hubs? I have six useless ports on my > computer already. Why do I need more?) > > -- > Michael McIntyre Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Linux fanatic, and certified Geek; registered Linux user #243621 > http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/5407/
KDE icon issue
Hi all, I seem to have a nce little mess after running a update today. No from what I see the update did not do anything to kde, but after doing the update I noticed that a lot of the icons are messed up. For example the internet folder no long has a icon, it shows just as a folder. Kde control pannel has just folders as well. I tried removing my .kde folder but its the same. Which makes we wonder a little I have to say. I googled around and found that a few people had this issues with going from kde 3.0 to kde 3.1. Just wondering if anyone knows a fix or has any ideas on what I should starting doing. Caveman
Re: Problem with matrix Screensaver
Yeah I tried that.. and its a little slower, but even all the way done, its still very fast. Caveman On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 06:42 pm, Nick Leverton wrote: > On Thu, Apr 08, 2004 at 06:27:42PM +1000, Caveman wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I seem to have a problem with the speed of the matrix screen save in kde > > 3.1 debian testing. > > > > I was just wondering if anyone knew what was wrong ? Or have any ideas of > > what to try. > > ... have you tried setting the speed for it in the control panel ? > > Nick
Problem with matrix Screensaver
Hi all, I seem to have a problem with the speed of the matrix screen save in kde 3.1 debian testing. I was just wondering if anyone knew what was wrong ? Or have any ideas of what to try. Thanks Caveman
