The kdesdk-scripts package in Sid (4:4.3.2-1) has a description,
In addition to these scripts, this package provides:
- gdb macros for Qt/KDE programming
- Vim and EMACS helper files for Qt/KDE programming
- bash and zsh completion rules for KDE applications
- Valgrind error suppressions
Upon further investigation, this seems to occur when the KDE password EchoMode
is set to ThreeStars (*** for each character). In OneStar mode, there is no
problem.
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Christian Perrier wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
Luckily enough I didn't see anything worth complaining about in the
control file, once I'd got my head round the fact that kdelibs5
provides libraries for KDE 4.
_Description: Stop possible unsafe upgrade of KDE4
It has been stated several times in this bug that the mysql
maintainers have been approached about providing a package
containing mysqld that does not auto-start a global mysqld
instance.
However I can find no such bug in the BTS filed against
src:mysql-dfsg-5.1, archived or otherwise.
If such a
On Saturday 17 October 2009 06:54:35 Christian Perrier wrote:
Please find, for review, the debconf templates and packages descriptions
for the kde4libs source package.
This review will last from Saturday, October 17, 2009 to Tuesday, October
27, 2009.
Full NACK. You are changing the
On Saturday 17 October 2009 14:16:21 Jon Dowland wrote:
It has been stated several times in this bug that the mysql
maintainers have been approached about providing a package
containing mysqld that does not auto-start a global mysqld
instance.
Yup. I have discussed it quite some time ago with
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# because we can't release Squeeze with this bug
severity 513382 serious
Bug #513382 [akonadi-server] akonadi-server: depends on mysql-server
Severity set to 'serious' from 'important'
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retitle 513382 akonadi-server: depends on the mysql-server package which
starts system mysqld
Bug #513382 [akonadi-server] akonadi-server: depends on mysql-server
Changed Bug title to 'akonadi-server: depends on the mysql-server package which
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reassign 548419 mysql-server-5.1
Bug #548419 [mysql-server-5.0] mysql-server-5.0: Split package (embedded vs.
stand-alone server)
Bug reassigned from package 'mysql-server-5.0' to 'mysql-server-5.1'.
Bug No longer marked as found in versions
Jon Dowland wrote:
It has been stated several times in this bug that the mysql
maintainers have been approached about providing a package
containing mysqld that does not auto-start a global mysqld
instance.
Won't just disabling mysql init script suffice ?
Why roll out a full blown package
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block 513382 with 548419
Bug #513382 [akonadi-server] akonadi-server: depends on the mysql-server
package which starts system mysqld
Was not blocked by any bugs.
Added blocking bug(s) of 513382: 548419
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Hello,
On šeštadienis 17 Spalis 2009 18:03:09 Ritesh Raj Sarraf wrote:
Jon Dowland wrote:
It has been stated several times in this bug that the mysql
maintainers have been approached about providing a package
containing mysqld that does not auto-start a global mysqld
instance.
Won't
Sune Vuorela wrote:
Full NACK. You are changing the message. We are not moving from .kde to
.kde4.
Oops, I missed that. Revised patch with from ~/.kde4 to ~/.kde
attached.
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After a brief search I found that I needed to install the konq-plugins
package for the searchbar extension which I did. When I go to
Settings|Configure Extensions the Search Bar plugin is shown as
available and enabled. When I go to Configure Toolbars, however,
Search Bar is not one of the
Hi folks :-)
also in konqueror 3.5.x I can see the informations about the file (weight and
height, etc.) but in dolphin (4.3.1) I can see the full information about the
file?
About image file I can see only: modified data, size and type, audio and video
file same..
What the file manager is it?
Hi all,
Sun produces diskless desktop units by the name of Sun Ray. They are
essentially a graphics card and a few usb ports in a plastic box. It is
possible to install the RedHat SSRS (Sun Ray Server Software) on Debian
that brings the display from the server to a Sun Ray DTU (desktop unit)
On Saturday, 2009-10-17, Andreas v. Heydwolff wrote:
Hi all,
Sun produces diskless desktop units by the name of Sun Ray. They are
essentially a graphics card and a few usb ports in a plastic box. It is
possible to install the RedHat SSRS (Sun Ray Server Software) on Debian
that brings the
Am Samstag, 17. Oktober 2009 schrieb Pol Hallen:
Hiya,
also in konqueror 3.5.x I can see the informations about the file (weight
and height, etc.) but in dolphin (4.3.1) I can see the full information
about the file?
About image file I can see only: modified data, size and type, audio and
Alle sabato 17 ottobre 2009, Nate Bargmann ha scritto:
After a brief search I found that I needed to install the
konq-plugins package for the searchbar extension which I did. When
I go to Settings|Configure Extensions the Search Bar plugin is shown
as available and enabled. When I go to
I've noticed that the packages konq-plugins and konq-plugins-l10n are not
installed when you install kde-full but they are installed if you install
kde-standard. Is there a reason for this?
Manolete, ese artista... wrote, on 2009-10-16 23:43:
If someone has this same problem perhaps is possible to get old
packages somewhere on the net (?) If not, take a look to your Debian
CDs/USBs/whatever not too old, perhaps you have on them the working
version.
Try snapshot.debian.net for old
On an off-chance I removed the Location bar from the address bar, but the
search bar didn't show. Sadly, the search bar is enabled in Konqueror
in Kubuntu out of the box. Somehow this should be possible on Debian
as well.
- Nate
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