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Looks like this can be caused by missing build dependency on systemd.
See: https://lists.debian.org/debian-qt-kde/2024/09/msg00245.html
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Bug ID: 491959
Summary: Content sharing menu entry doesn't turn off in plasma
integration Firefox add-on
Classification: Plasma
Product: plasma-browser-integration
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Thanks for merging! Looks like it didn't make it into 24.08 release though?
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Can you get KDE Wayland session to work with zink + nvk on Nvidia? It could be
in usable shape for desktop potentially. I doubt this will ever be fixed for
X11.
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There is no reason why this can't be added in stages, first copy and then paste
with security controls for it. So it's not a a blocker not to merge current
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I'd say implementing copy over osc52 will cover 99.9% of all needed use cases.
You can make it configurable if you want to, but it's not a deal breaker if
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--- Comment #49 from Shmerl ---
I agree about being able to paste already. I actually don't want to have a
paste functionality with osc52. I only care about copy. So it's a good starting
point even if you do want to have it as an extra fea
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Can
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> This is now in progress as a separate application, which allows for a better
> UI to be developed for detailed process inspection, see
> https://redstrate.com/blo
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> I'm the maintainer of the konsole-osc52 AUR package and I can confirm that
> the patch
> (https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/osc52.patch?h=konsole-osc5
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Any luck with testing your patch against latest codebase? It would be good to
merge it if it works as intended with resizable buffers.
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That didn't work unfortunately due it using some unavailable Qt functionality
for that version.
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I'll check if I can backport those recent commits and your osc52 patch to the
older konsole in Debian testing, to be able to use that before it's updated
there:
*
https://invent.kde.org/utilities/konsole
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> tokenBuffer now gets resized to fit the content
If that's the case - then great! May be your patch will just work then.
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> (In reply to Shmerl from comment #35)
> > Well, I see it being used at least in a few places in the code:
> >
> > ```
> >
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So I'd say it's worth looking into that, or even making this buffer dynamic
when you need to handle osc52 altogether and set some limits which are defined
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It's definitely helping! I was able to copy 27,637 bytes now when testing
copying some random text, unlike without the patch.
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Well, I see it being used at least in a few places in the code:
```
src/Vt102Emulation.cpp:322:tokenBufferPos = qMin(tokenBufferPos,
MAX_TOKEN_LENGTH - 1);
src/Vt102Emulation.h:127:#define MAX_TOKEN_LENGTH 256
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Apparently some downstream distros are working around this by changing the
buffer size:
-#define MAX_TOKEN_LENGTH 256 // Max length of tokens (e.g. window title)
+#define MAX_TOKEN_LENGTH 65536 // Max length of tokens
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I would appreciate some update on this too. Is there some way to help with
this? What has to be implemented / improved for this to work? Something about
kosnole buffer?
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Bug ID: 472118
Summary: Add a way to limit cached IMAP connections
Classification: Frameworks and Libraries
Product: Akonadi
Version: unspecified
Platform: Debian testing
OS: Linu
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Hmm, since Qt Web Engine seems to be using Chromium, this might be the upstream
bug:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1038587
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I think I found the culprit:
apt depends kmail | rg libqt5webengine
Depends: libqt5webenginecore5 (>= 5.15.2~)
apt depends libqt5webenginecore5 | rg libnss
Depends: libnss3 (>= 2:3.22)
I can look into Qt Web
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Any news on this?
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For what it's worth, looks like $HOME/.kde isn't being created anymore (even
with current plasma before Qt 6 usage). Hooray!
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Just FYI, this still happens with 5.27.3. Didn't test 5.27.4 since it's not in
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Just tested, libpackagekitqt5-1 1.1.1 fixes it for me on Debian.
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Related: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1027831
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Still happens
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Btw, the problem didn't exist for me, until upgrade to newer frameworks
happened (5.102 → 5.103). So it might be a regression in the new one.
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Still happens in 5.26.90.
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Any news on this? I think it can be seen as confirmed.
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> I have the same issue, it keeps crashing it always crashes in
> TerminalDisplay.cpp:3165 `log2line[i] = pos;`. Disabling bidi did not help,
> nor did rollin
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The use case was already described. To see shared libraries of a running
process. Not sure what exactly needs clarification, but here are some examples:
1. You have a running game want to check what libraries it uses
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Looks like after Qt 5.15.8 this bug is gone. I'll keep watching if it happens
and after a while not, I can close this.
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I
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I don't get the question. You can get anything from the command line. Why do
you need System Monitor at all then?
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Looks like when konsole is run in xcb mode (XWayland), there is still a freeze
issue (not crash) that still happens even with bidirectional option disabled.
But it might be another problem. I can open a separate bug
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If that makes a difference, my current Konsole profile is using DejaVu Sans
Mono font.
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Looks like it didn't crash so far in such scenario with bi-directional text
rendering option disabled! I'll test it a bit more to confirm further, but it
looks like it indeed narrows it down.
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How can I disable it?
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I
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Crash still happens with konsole 22.12.1.
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Just to add, I'm running it in KDE Wayland session, Wayland mode.
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Classification: Applications
Product: konsole
Version: 22.12.0
Platform: Debian testing
OS: Linux
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> I don't think there are so many Wayland users out there because Wayland has
> so many restrictions and bugs so far (and I don't see any solution).
Jus
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Is there a reason for 256 buffer limit in general? That sounds extremely small.
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Yeah, to make this feature a usable alternative to nvim clipboard providers it
shouldn't have such small limit.
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Some details on copying long text not working:
https://github.com/ojroques/nvim-osc52/issues/11
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Also, trying to copy some more complex code gets pretty messed up. Not sure if
it's a problem with konsole implementation or with nvim plugin again.
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OK, it's working! It was my mistake with applying the patch (I had to rebase it
for 22.08.3).
I noticed one strange thing that when copying in nvim a full line, it adds \n
to the copied text as well which is a bit
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> Are you using tmux by chance?
>
> Otherwise, can you see if the following copies the text "copypasta!" to the
> clipboard, when executed in b
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> The issue is that the startup sequence looks as follows:
>
> * kwin starts
> * xwayland is launched
> * kwin sets the cursor for the root window
>
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Summary: korganizer is using two locations in
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Classification: Applications
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Version: unspecified
Platform: Other
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Making it dependent on the application only removes the ability to set custom
icons which otherwise are possible with StartupWMClass. So I think flexibility
of that is valuable.
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I meant you should create test.desktop in $HOME/.local/share/applications
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Here is how you can test it.
Create test.sh file like this: (let's say you place it in your
$HOME/tmp/test.sh).
#!/bin/bash
kdialog --msgbox "Test!"
Then create a test.desktop (in $HOME file like this
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.desktop launcher and associated with the application
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Classification: Plasma
Produ
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And why would root's settings affect user session even in XWayland case? There
is clearly some kind of misconfig / disconnect of expectations here.
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Summary: Add width to the plasma-nm applet interface to
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Classification: Unclassified
Product: plasma-nm
Version: 5.25.5
Platform: Oth
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Summary: Add ability to see loaded shared libraries and other
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Product: plasma-systemmonitor
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>
> What do you mean by that so I can confirm if I've done that as well.
See: https://blog.davidedmundson.co.uk/blog/plasma-and-the-systemd-startup/
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I enabled systemd boot for KDE in the past if that makes a difference.
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I
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Debian testing finally after a huge wait got a newer Qt (5.15.4) and this bug
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Looks like Debian unstable / testing is *finally* getting newer Qt, so this
nasty bug will hopefully be fixed:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1007170
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It's probably a duplicate of bug #448275.
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Some additional details on this. I ran a few tests with Plasma 5.24.4 in the
Wayland session, and observed the following:
1. When monitor is turned off and turned back on, session doesn't die, but all
Qt applic
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Still happens in 5.24.3.
After the hang the desktop is sometimes responsive (like plasmashell is
operational). But part of the open windows are frozen.
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Some additional details:
Mouse cursor is movable in that hang up session. So it's not some hard hang
like GPU one. Even the password prompt window can be moved. But keyboard input
in it doesn't work. Switching
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Summary: Kwin Wayland session hangs when monitor is turned off
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Product: kwin
Version: 5.24.1
Platform: Debian testing
OS: Linux
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Volume raised to 150% for the single Cyberpunk 2077 stream with pavucontrol
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Volume raised to 150% for the single Cyberpunk 2077 stream as shown by the
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Summary: Can't set volume above 100% for individual application
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Product: plasma-pa
Version: 5.23.5
Platform: Debian testing
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Should I open a separate bug about it? I think this one is good already to
indicate the problem.
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So I'd say it's a regression and would be good to reopen this.
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> Tested with X11 on current Neon unstable and it looks like the issue is no
> longer apparent.
I haven't tested it with X11, but is the code shared for it t
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> Can anyone who was able to reproduce the issue see if that resolves it for
> them?
>
> You'll have to either compile the code form source, or use git mast
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