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ideally, the systemdgenie binary would perform this "kdeglobals" customization
to overcome the poor contrast default colorscheme preset.
Would greatly improve usability!
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khelpcenter could be more detailed when elucidating keditbookmarks !
There is quite some utility in using keditbookmarks features right while in
khelpcenter and saving salient bookmarks from the khelpcenter itself
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until such time, one can work around the poor contrast by copying manually 2
good "kdeglobals" with the scheme "elementary Luna" from GNHS activated to
below the /root/ directory, namely as target fi
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Corrections of my above error report:
The binary of systemdgenie version 0.99.0 actually does follow a users colour
scheme, such as the one binary "systemdgenie" provided by the Manjaro distro in
2021.
I
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I recompiled systemdgenie from sources in Sept. of 2021. It now does follow the
system color scheme of KDE. The binary provided by Manjaro does, however, not
follow the system colour scheme.
As the compile goes pretty
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but not even keditbookmark's own KHELP does point out the whole power of KDE
bookmarks - like right there in KHELP !
But that will not deter power users from finding it out...
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A serious pdf reader should offer bookmark functionality like the OP and
gazillions of users expect it.
The "keditbookmarks" GUI standalone app has import / export functions. Some
find/replace fu
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sidenote: "GRun" is a gnome app similar to KRunner with good ergonomics, but
there was package bitrot. Users must compile it themselves.
GRun is a "minimum-number-of-clicks launcher", like KRu
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Putting a history list into Kickoff seems viable as long as it does not drive
up the number of clicks required to launch an app, as compared to do it the
KRunner way.
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steps 1. 2. 3. above are not "searching".
these steps are just launching instead.
Those are 2 separate usages.
Obviously, searching something with the mouse ONLY is a trickier job.
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3. launch the app from the history list without using the keyboard. Mouse-only
usage as many users prefer it!
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Product: plasmashell
Version: master
Platform: Neon Packages
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since 2020 , systemsettings "Search" has:
"index hidden files and folders" i.e. those .files or dotfiles
so new, its not even yet translated everywhere.
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adding KFind service menu in the right-click additionally won't hurt either.
for those handy with the right button:
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opposition against such an obviously great feature has died down in 2020.
finally, progress is on its march. more retarding impetus to come!
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https://phabricator.kde.org/D22594
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on the topic, Nate G. wrote: "As for the feature itself, for the past few years
I'd been opposed to this, on the basis that people should just use the built-in
Baloo-based search instead. But unfortunately the req
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How does one produce a MAKRO key-sequence which contains the SPACE-character,
for example:
"is khotkey able to send these keys and not omit the SPACEs between the words?"
and assign this MAKRO to the &q
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at leastK help centre refers to
https://community.kde.org/Baloo/Configuration
at one stage.
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that would be less of a concern if baloo did simply do its job rather than have
the reputation of eating 90% of disk space and CPU cycles in many cases.
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while we are at it...
there are some very compact keyboard and touchpad combos out there, e.g. by
Rapoo Inc., which require a way to disable the touchpad, which shows in xinput
as a mouse, in order to be able to type
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explains all the confusing verbiage in KDE hotkeys
https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/kde-workspace/kcontrol/khotkeys/khotkeys.
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it is "Icons-only task manager" , the plasmoid in the standard panel.
while it is true that you cannot add any shortcut to Global Shortcuts ,
it might well serve your purpose to add somthing - namely a
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see also https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=66=160923#p420352
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does systemd journal learn of BELL events ?
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I installed kitty but I cannot see the point. KDE is well advised not to waste
effort into such an endeavour like kitty.
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works now after a recent commit. close this?
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... with "Meta" being the Windows-Key.
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> scheme.kksrc import & export has moved from "manage schemes" button on that
> page to "File" button.
example content now:
[konsole][Global Shortcuts
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scheme.kksrc import & export has moved from "manage schemes" button on that
page to "File" button.
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noticed it on Fedora 31 too
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ah well... its just the TAB icon, not the window-icon.
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(In reply to Juraj from comment #5)
> When I change the icon in Profile settings to something else than default
> the window icon is restored after the bell event is "gone".
cool for you. I cannot get
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I struggled with this as well. Very complicated! had to remove non-connected
bluetooth audiodevices and reboot. finally it works as kinda expected. should
be simpler so as to not be unaware of big issues because audio
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might be intended behaviour: a closed window is a goner. you cannot bring it
back up, since it closed and terminated.
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like a
bash -c konsole --background-mode
to unhide / hide / unhide etc. with the same global shortcut might make sense.
But let us not use gamified apps like yakuake as a role model in KDE.
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that so many distros force that yakuake nonsense down users' throats is quite
outrageous. Serious people don't need a gamified console. Run with # konsole
--background-mode # parameter, Konsole offers that popup feature
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Thanks David as well!
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Thanks, Nate, wonderful !
indeed,
git fsck --name-objects
git show 6809d……
will display the "lost file" to make a copy !
glad, I got the file back. Feels like bit of a rough edge initially!
Aga
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An icon "delete file" has been present forever, and people know hwt it means.
For usability's sake, there should be a "git ignore" icon.
"git remove" seems redundant, since it just
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(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #1)
> If you don't want files in your git repo removed on disk, don't use git's
> remove operation.
my file was not even "in the git repo" proper, since no commit w
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meaning that "git remove" just reverses "git add" but not totally destroy it.
That is what intuitively many would presume.
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yes, since the instruction "git remove" does not even exist, just like the
instruction "cheryypick" asf., I expected to definietly keep the file on disk,
just book it out of git. It coulkd at lea
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Product: dolphin
Version: 19.07.80
Platform: Manjaro
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I confirm that the wording of the 2 options is not helpful, is has very little
explanatory value.
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could someone please point out the filename or link to that shared library
which plasma-nm could but does not use? Thanks!
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This is a FritzBox proprietary format.
nm-connection-editor -i vpngate.opvn
will open the Open Format VPN however. Maybe its poss to transmogrify those
Fritz files?
nm-connection-editor -i %f
as Dolphin file
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plasma-nm has issues but I thought it was limited to "special" cases like VLAN.
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some distros, e.g. Manjaro, have packages in their repo, which inevitably will
crash other programs.
Then they censor the crash reports about it and accuse the reporter.
trademark Manjaro behaviour for many years
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nm-connection-editor
does have proxy settings, just cannot establish conn or disconnect
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I don't think the kcmshell5 --args kcm_netw...
GUI is scriptable. the above solution does not seem to have any disadvantages.
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since the Gnome surrogate is better than its KDE counterpart, why not associate
.ovpn files in Dolphin using the command line :
nm-connection-editor -i %f
works like a charm and is like 3 clicks only!
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do it via vpngate.net
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you can already use softether as a client very conveniently, just import the
.ovpn config file and you're ready to go.
I consider this case RESOLVED !
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at least we have a "do not disturb" mode by now, which I make use of heavily!
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always found that unnerving too, but luckily one can switch it off with 3
clicks. Cluttering the desktop with somewhat pointless notifications is being
frowned upon.
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priority connect
may be implemeted already?
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line 196 is still
sscanf(strchr(buf, ':') + 1, "%llu .
https://github.com/KDE/ksysguard/blob/master/ksysguardd/Linux/netdev.c
while Gnome's NetworkManager can do VLAN fine, KDE's plasma-nm package is
&quo
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To clarify, the package containing "kcmshell5 kcm_networkmanagement" is still
installed and probably needs to be installed. But I don't click on it for
editing the net profile to avoid trouble while using VLAN
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I kinda presumed this after reading prior speculations in a Ubuntu forum which
linked to the commit initially disabled VLAN completely in 2017 or so, before
it was re-enabled. Maybe I can take a look at the sources
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while it is desirable to unclutter the system tray of useless stuff, I found
that most software which tries to be "intelligent" usually fails badly at it.
I am afraid that if some Auto-magic hides the air
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Whatever happened to KAlternatives and galternatives ?
It used to be helpful for this ! It is gone by now!
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Would be nice to have in an improved custom-shortcut KCM.
enter a bash line to execute upon hotkey.
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true.
the several /usr/*/autostart/*
or wherever they may hide need a KCM to deal with all of them.
a button would be placed appropiately in the systemd-KCM .
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true indeed.
similar suggestions were made a few times.
it should be easier to remove e.g. Gnome-Builder's associations - of which
there are far too many - in one fell swoop via GUI.
Or at least reprimand it to
X
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I thought I already saw that in some distro, cannot quite remember.
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there is a toolbar button, only it must be placed as visible manually.
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https://userbase.kde.org/Dolphin/File_Management#Change_a_File_Association_on-the-fly
now describes how to associate in single / multiple mode.
unfortunately, the crucial feature
InitialPreference=2
X-KDE
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I dislike the default settings as well.
With them there just is too much "log out business".
I simplified it a lot: right-click , leave , then I am immediately in the
Greeter with the REBOOT button.
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while we're at it, we could also link to the font settings of Konsole in the
same dialogue.
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kcmshell5 kde-gtk-config
does it via button font "choose"
but it is highly unergonomic to have this separate, like 8 clicks away from the
KDE font settings.
They belong together in a single dialogue, f
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I feel the grammar nazis will have to eventually yield. systemd will not stand.
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scheme "elementary Luna" from GNHS works, most other schemes are very poor in
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