Xinerama Keyboard queries...

A few small queries relating to KDE: Firstly, I've finally got Xinerama support compiled in and it seems to be working - I can maximise and it only maximises to one screen, not both, and new windows tend not to overlap the border (although dialog boxes still do). However, I can't find anything

Re: kdm is dead

Oops. Sorry about that. I forgot about line-wrapping. Again Thanks for the tip about /var/log/kdm.log I was able to figure out that the problem was X (which I have built from CVS). I had not considered this, as kdm worked fine with it before. Reverting to X in Debian testing lets kdm

RE: RE:khelp not working right

I have exactly the same problem - with 2.1 that was OK, but in 2.2 - the same message. An one more problem - if I lock my screen (pressing lock button in the kpanel), I cannot unlock it: password always fails How that can be? Thank you Roman I am running testing w/ the kde2.2.1 packages

Re: Disk access *every* 5 seconds?

Am Dienstag 27 November 2001 20:57 schrieben Sie: Hi Aurelien, on Dienstag, 27. November 2001 19:39 you wrote: My last update was yesterday. And now I have a periodical access to one harddisk (/usr) _exactly_ every 5 seconds. I am sure there wasn't this problem three days ago. The

Re: Disk access *every* 5 seconds?

On Tuesday 27 November 2001 13:04, Udo Burghardt wrote: Hello list, keeping uptodate with testing I am running KDE 2.2 since it is available without Problems. Thanks Ivan! My last update was yesterday. And now I have a periodical access to one harddisk (/usr) _exactly_ every 5 seconds. One

kapm-idle

What is this? When ever I check 'top' this thing is cranking away like crazy. Especially when I first resume my notebook. What is it? What does it do? Why do I care?

Re: kapm-idle

On Tue, Nov 27, 2001 at 09:07:31PM -0500, Tom Allison wrote: What is this? I believe that kapm-idled is a kernel process. You've probably got APM (power management) enabled in your kernel. When ever I check 'top' this thing is cranking away like crazy. It's taking up all your processor's

Re: kapm-idle

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I think you will see the process iff the Make CPU Idle calls when idle option of APM is set in your kernel. James On Wednesday 28 November 2001 04:07, Tom Allison wrote: What is this? When ever I check 'top' this thing is cranking away like

Re: kapm-idle

Hi Tom, When ever I check 'top' this thing is cranking away like crazy. Especially when I first resume my notebook. What is it? kapm-idled -- kernel apm idle daemon What does it do? Showing how much your CPU is doing nothing. IE real load = 100% - whatever kapm-idled shows

copy/paste behavior in KDE

I remember reading that it is possible to change from automatic copying to explicit copying (i.e. having to hit ctrl-c to copy items to the clipboard) but I cannot find any information on how to make this change. Can anyone help? Thanks.