KDE4 and root-tail

Hi all, I installed KDE4/experimental and I very impressed of it :) But, one of my favourite program seems to have trouble with KDE4, root-tail. I know that there is a setting in kde3 (allow programs in desktop window), but it is missing in KDE4. So, is there a chance to reactivate root-tail

kopete - Add Jingle voice support in Jabber plugin

I found this bug in kde[1], and read the changelog of kopete, i saw this text (note that is to 3.5.5-1 and today is 3.5.9-1): [1]http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=111426 --- kdenetwork (4:3.5.5-1) unstable; urgency=low ... cut ... +++ Changes by Modestas Vainius: * Do not enable Jabber

KDE4 Plasma Panel Behavior Change

Plasma was not updated to my knowledge, still using version on experimental. After a not-infrequent plasma crash while playing with widgets, the behavior of the panel changed from the Pager, panel icons/widgets on right half, menu and running windows on left half to all icons spaced

Re: [debian-kde] KDE4 Plasma Panel Behavior Change

Le Tuesday 27 May 2008 14:55:16 David Baron, vous avez écrit : Plasma was not updated to my knowledge, still using version on experimental. After a not-infrequent plasma crash while playing with widgets, the behavior of the panel changed from the Pager, panel icons/widgets on right half,

Re: KDE4 and root-tail

On Tuesday 27 May 2008, Jeibie H wrote: Hi all, I installed KDE4/experimental and I very impressed of it :) But, one of my favourite program seems to have trouble with KDE4, root-tail. I know that there is a setting in kde3 (allow programs in desktop window), but it is missing in KDE4.

KDE4.080/74-1 Plasma

Has gotten worse, I am afraid. OK, the panel crashes are my fault, apparently from kde3 applets I am using. They did give such problems in the very old kde4 versions but have been just fine until today's upgrade. Also, that 0,-54 position of the panel is now showing up and maybe causing

Re: KDE HAL mounting in etch: lets solve it

Right. Actually, I only care about the NTFS issue, since this is what is normally used in removable storage like USB HDD's. On 2008-05-11 13:11, Patrice Pillot wrote: Hi, Dawn Light wrote: The ext3 partitions are succesfully mounted with no problems using kde, but the user doesn't get

Re: KDE HAL mounting in etch: lets solve it

I will make a request or join one if this is an existing issue. Where should I look for the development of the linux kernel in this regard? On 2008-05-11 14:22, Paul Wise wrote: On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 8:00 PM, Dawn Light [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The ext3 partitions are succesfully mounted

Re: KDE4.080/74-1 Plasma

Hi, Tuesday 27 May 2008, David Baron ra: OK, the panel crashes are my fault, apparently from kde3 applets I am using. They did give such problems in the very old kde4 versions but have been just fine until today's upgrade. Also, that 0,-54 position of the panel is now showing up and maybe

Re: KDE4.080/74-1 Plasma

On Tuesday 27 May 2008 22:45:25 Modestas Vainius wrote: Hi, Tuesday 27 May 2008, David Baron ra: OK, the panel crashes are my fault, apparently from kde3 applets I am using. They did give such problems in the very old kde4 versions but have been just fine until today's upgrade. Also, that

Re: KDE4.080/74-1 Plasma

Hi, Tuesday 27 May 2008, David Baron ra: But ... plasma is central! Well, in a pinch, kicker will in fact run just fine (and in my dual set up, I need to exclude it from the session startup!) I'm not saying that kicker is not good at its job. But it's becoming obsolete very quickly. I agree

Re: KDE HAL mounting in etch: lets solve it

On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 2:57 AM, Dawn Light [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I will make a request or join one if this is an existing issue. Where should I look for the development of the linux kernel in this regard? The Linux mailing lists should be linked from the upstream website: