Some people have commented on the slowness of KDE. If you want just one
or two kde applications and not the whole environment you can invoke
them from the command line under Oroborosx. This avoids the problem of
slow window redrawing. The startup is still slow, especially the first
time you op
On 6/2/02 7:48 PM, "Chris Devers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 2 Jun 2002, Douglas Wing wrote:
>
>> Now, is KDE supposed to be this slow?
>
> How does it compare to Gnome, out of curiosity? The concensus
> seems to be that anything running in X11 over/alongside Aqua
> is going to be pre
On Sun, 2 Jun 2002, Douglas Wing wrote:
> Now, is KDE supposed to be this slow?
How does it compare to Gnome, out of curiosity? The concensus
seems to be that anything running in X11 over/alongside Aqua
is going to be pretty slow, and it seems like Gnome & KDE are
going to take an even bigger hi
It's slow. XDarwin is not accelerated at all, so all the graphic functions are
a bit, um, pokey...
On Sunday 02 June 2002 20:33, Douglas Wing wrote:
> Thanks to everyone for their help. Editing the hostconfig file solved my
> problem.
>
> Now, is KDE supposed to be this slow? When running it m
Thanks to everyone for their help. Editing the hostconfig file solved my
problem.
Now, is KDE supposed to be this slow? When running it my processor
utilization jumps into the upper 90 percent range, this is on a DP 533 with
512MB RAM. Is this the way KDE is supposed to run, or is it just in t
Hi!
I used to be very happy in cutting/pasting to/from fink X11 emacs and
aqua/carbon applications, thanks to the package autocutsel. Since the
new emacs21 came into play, I've lost again the ability to reliably
cut and paste; basically it is now a matter of faith :-)
Is this known? It is just me
Dear Douglas,
If you have libxpg4 installed, that may be the cause of your KDE startup
problem. I had the same problem as you, and it was caused by libxpg4
setting a certain environment variable (DYLD_FORCE_FLAT_NAMESPACE, if
you really want to know). I don't really need libxpg4, and removing
Hi Max,
>At 16:21 Uhr +0200 02.06.2002, Marcel Huber wrote:
>
>[...]
>
>>
>>I had a go by 'cp glibtool libtool' which let me run ./builconf. But
>>running ./configure produces no make file which made a quick end to my
>>attempts.
>>
>>What do you think about having a dummy 'libtool' which redirec
On Sunday, June 2, 2002, at 07:34 , Peter Lichtner wrote:
> I am having similar problems. I set the hostname in hostconfig but now
> get the error msg.:
>
> Could not look up internet address for gravenstein. This will prevent
> GNOME from operating correctly. GNOME then suggests adding grave
I am having similar problems. I set the hostname in hostconfig but now
get the error msg.:
Could not look up internet address for gravenstein. This will prevent
GNOME from operating correctly. GNOME then suggests adding gravenstein
to /etc/hosts, but this didn't help. I do have a IP address a
On 6/2/02 10:47 AM, "Douglas Wing" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 6/2/02 4:27 AM, "Max Horn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>> I don't believe this is the problem, but I will change it to be certain.
>>> It's been a year since I changed the name from localhost, and I can't seem
>>> to recall whe
On 6/2/02 4:27 AM, "Max Horn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I don't believe this is the problem, but I will change it to be certain.
>> It's been a year since I changed the name from localhost, and I can't seem
>> to recall where I make the change. Could you please point me back in the
>> right
At 16:21 Uhr +0200 02.06.2002, Marcel Huber wrote:
[...]
>
>I had a go by 'cp glibtool libtool' which let me run ./builconf. But
>running ./configure produces no make file which made a quick end to my
>attempts.
>
>What do you think about having a dummy 'libtool' which redirects that
>libtool ca
Hi Max
>At 0:38 Uhr +0200 01.06.2002, Marcel Huber wrote:
>> >but when you configure the php dbger do a ./configure --prefix=/sw that
>>>will tell it to look in /sw, most of the time this is all you need but it
>>>might be a little more complex and you just might want to add it to the
>>>fink r
Hi Max
>At 0:38 Uhr +0200 01.06.2002, Marcel Huber wrote:
>> >but when you configure the php dbger do a ./configure --prefix=/sw that
>>>will tell it to look in /sw, most of the time this is all you need but it
>>>might be a little more complex and you just might want to add it to the
>>>fink r
At 8:41 Uhr -0400 02.06.2002, Kai E Thomenius wrote:
>Max Horn wrote:
>
>>At 12:46 Uhr -0400 01.06.2002, Kai E Thomenius wrote:
>>
>>>While trying to install koffice, I get the following:
>>>[localhost:/Users/kaithome] root# fink install koffice
>>>Information about 1184 packages read in 1 secon
Max Horn wrote:
> At 12:46 Uhr -0400 01.06.2002, Kai E Thomenius wrote:
>
>> While trying to install koffice, I get the following:
>> [localhost:/Users/kaithome] root# fink install koffice
>> Information about 1184 packages read in 1 seconds.
>> pkg koffice version ###
>> pkg koffice version
At 13:16 Uhr -0500 01.06.2002, Douglas Wing wrote:
[...]
>I don't believe this is the problem, but I will change it to be certain.
>It's been a year since I changed the name from localhost, and I can't seem
>to recall where I make the change. Could you please point me back in the
>right directio
At 0:38 Uhr +0200 01.06.2002, Marcel Huber wrote:
> >but when you configure the php dbger do a ./configure --prefix=/sw that
>>will tell it to look in /sw, most of the time this is all you need but it
>>might be a little more complex and you just might want to add it to the
>>fink request tracke
At 12:46 Uhr -0400 01.06.2002, Kai E Thomenius wrote:
>While trying to install koffice, I get the following:
>[localhost:/Users/kaithome] root# fink install koffice
>Information about 1184 packages read in 1 seconds.
>pkg koffice version ###
>pkg koffice version 1.2beta1-1
>WARNING: While reso
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