RE: kdelibs-bin no longer used?

apt tool works perfectly - the package developers don't. The fear of removing packages by dist-upgrade is absolutely justified by a long term experience with SID. > -Original Message- > From: Pierre Habouzit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 12:00 AM > To: debia

Dead keys not working in KDE - Solved

I finally have noticed that during the dist-upgrade something screwed mu /etc/environment file. As a result the locale configuration has fallen back to "POSIX" and that affected the dead keys functionality in KDE apps. So I did: dpkg-reconfigure localeconf rebooted, and now everything works fi

RE: Dead keys not working in KDE

Yes, I did install the xkb-data. Without it it was not be possible to configure the KDE keyboard layouts. I repeat that for GTK apps (even under KDE) the (ˇ) key works fine. The problem is with KDE apps an OpenOffice. > -Original Message- > From: Dietz Proepper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED

RE: Kaffeine 0.8 debs available

Nice but no bugs have been fixed from my point of view. - jumping forward with arrow keys still skips strangely back - movie with subtitles freezes kaffeine UI when after few seeks - yet another new GUI when I got used to the previous one (oh my!). The developers would do better fixing bugs. De

Konqueror browser dead slow

Hi, Today I upgraded to new kernel (2.6.16) in Debian (up-to-date SID). The Konqueror nearly stopped responding on http://lidovky.zpravy.cz (maybe they just added some more animated/transparent GIFs or so). The page loads quickly, but then it is impossible to scroll it or select a text on it. X

Video under Linux - mess and frustration

My few cents... Playing video under Linux is a frustrating experience. There is a bunch of players available - mplayer, Kaffeine, KPlayer, KMPlayer, Xine, Totem, Kaboodle, Noatun ... Each of them has its own problems: some support subtitles, some crash on some files, some freeze on seeking, so

RE: Re: Kaffeine

I second to that. Kaffeine is one of the most frustrating packages I came across under Linux: it would be such a nice piece of software if it only worked. The last version that was in a relatively good shape was 0.6.x. Since then it is really so crappy. And this this not the gstreamer's fault -

RE: KOffice 1.5 beta1 (+SVN) available

Good work but... Don't take me wrong - I am a big fan of Koffice. But this version can hardly be called a betaversion: KWord: - normally typed text is scrambled will red-blue vertical lines. It made no sense to proceed any further with testing. Krita: I am putting high hopes in Krita and speci

RE: KOffice 1.4.2 available

All false. Krita is not yet another simplistic paint programm. It has the potential to replace GIMP for those who are irritated by the archane, unusable and slow GIMP gtk interface and deaf ears of GIMP developers. Krita already supports CMYK, layers, ... you name it. It has modern interface, w

RE: k3b: cannot copy cd

False. This has changed recently in SID. You must set SUID at least on the /usr/bin/cdrecord.mmap otherwise any burning unser 2.6.12 will fail regardless on permissions set on the device. Nasty, stupid but reality. > -Original Message- > From: LeVA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sun

Dear Kaffeine maintainer

Dear Kaffeine maintainer, Could you please provide with the info on availabality of the new Kaffeine package in Debian SID? Most of the KDE programms have already reacted to the C++ ABI transition. It would be nice to know how Kaffeine is doing right now instead of seeing the growing number of

RE: Kurios About Kaffine, Koffice, & Kompose

What about simply waking up the kaffeine maintainer ? > -Original Message- > From: Michelasso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 2:46 PM > To: debian-kde@lists.debian.org > Subject: Re: Kurios About Kaffine, Koffice, & Kompose > > On 9/13/05, Giacomo Lacava <[

RE: GLIBC documentation browser

To: debian-kde@lists.debian.org > Subject: Re: GLIBC documentation browser > > On Wednesday 29 June 2005 11:19, Žáček Kryštof wrote: > > Hi, I wonder if there is any kind of graphical > documentation browser > > for GLIBC similar to MS Platform SDK or qt assistant where

GLIBC documentation browser

Hi, I wonder if there is any kind of graphical documentation browser for GLIBC similar to MS Platform SDK or qt assistant where I can easily search for functions through index or full-text (no html or GNU info). Thanks Krystof

RE: ooo in kde

Interesting. I have just tried it. The KDE dialog opens for a fraction of second and then it crashes :-( KDE 3.4.1, fresh up-to-date unstable > -Original Message- > From: Jan De Luyck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 10:25 PM > To: debian-kde@lists.debian.org > Cc: