d; so some fragmentation remains as noted in the
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sses can't lock the db for long
periods of time which is exactly what was happening with the use of
transactions.
I was concerned about performance, but it seems to not be an issue.
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s only ignored for the switcher. taskbars & pagers will oc still honor
> it.
this is correct; and we have a feature request in for kwin to provide support
for a window manager hint for "don't show in window switcher UIs", so
hopefully we'll have that someday soon too :)
all
reasonable window roles enumerated for all applications.
this request regarding VMWare is a good example of that, imho.
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yes, and that happens with patches being contributed. many of us already work
on things that fall into the category of "make it more usable", and
unfortunately what we need is not more people observing what needs to be done
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are you using a DataEngine for the Last.fm queries? if so, you should be able
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On Friday, November 26, 2010, Thomas Olsen wrote:
> On Friday 26 November 2010 22:58:20 Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> > On Friday, November 26, 2010, Thomas Olsen wrote:
> > > I'm working on a Plasma applet that uses data from Last.fm and Google
> > > Maps.
> > >
On Friday, November 26, 2010, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> * use a DataContainer subclass for each network operation
(assuming use of C++, Python or Ruby; with Javascript you follow a similar
pattern, but you don't subclass DataContainer but use jobs to track temporary
state (prevents boo
. which we don't
have.
very few people suffer from the problem, and none of those of us working on
plasma see it. having a way to reproduce the problem would be the first step
to fixing it.
> Is this widget still being maintained?
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underlying computing architecture is
different.
if web apps "win the war" (a statement with far too much black and white in it
for my tastes, but whatever), then we just move on. if people are indeed very
well served and don't want anything else, then we don't need to bas
On Wednesday, December 8, 2010, Thiago Macieira wrote:
> One feature missing in Bugzilla is proper rich formatting, like a wiki.
or threaded conversations. like a mailing list. :)
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used as a stepping stone to such a "OpenGL backed hardware
accelerated 2D API" that should be enough for webkit (or gecko, for that
matter), Calligra, etc.
complex games would still need to look elsewhere, but that's a whooole other
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full screen video game is.
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ldn't impact the choice of scene graph usage.
and in case you feel i'm talking about my posterior, i did go ran this by
people who do this for a living (and no, not people at Qt) to make sure that
what i've been learning about these things as well as the above conclusions
are accur
On Tuesday, December 14, 2010, Thiago Macieira wrote:
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> > having looked a bit at the QML Scene Graph, i really do think it would be
> > tremendously great to work towards making it a bit more generic.
On Tuesday, December 14, 2010, Benoit Jacob wrote:
> 2010/12/14 Aaron J. Seigo :
> > On Tuesday, December 14, 2010, Benoit Jacob wrote:
> >> These days, the needs of web engines are easily as complex as those of
> >> complex games: between /2d, css, and svg, there'
of the implementation.)
the moral here is that it's probably best to present as uniform an appearance
as we can to the drivers (which is a combination of state+shader, not an API)
and let the graphics gurus show us what we actually need ;)
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e there is an
application which processes the files there and sends something minimal
across. that's probably not an option, though :)
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ion was
> 4.5.90 and too old.
i see you've already resolved it, but for future reference:
kde4-config --version
the defines are in kdeversion.h which is generated at build time by
kdelibs/kdecore/util/kdeversion.h.cmake
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don't see more than 4 cores with 2.6.35 kernels
i've reviwed all 4 of your patches and merged them. thanks!
if you'd like to continue fixing bugs and improving the code, you should
really consider getting a commit account of your own :)
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fixes).
my suggestion is this: make yourself an account on identity.kde.org, then when
you next have a patch ready to push apply for a commit account, also via
identity.kde.org, and you can put me down as your reference.
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the plan for this feature in the future.
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desire to get rid of the file engines in their current form. mobile makes this
particularly an issue from what i understand.
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and drop of images is also supported)
what's the use case?
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at hopefully you are using a
DataEngine/Service pairing for this. storing this kind of data with an applet
directly will break some use cases such as Remote Widgets :)
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dressed by those working
on the components that triggered the regression.
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ou can see the effort here:
http://polentino911.wordpress.com/2011/03/04/kmix-plasmified-screencast/
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eady a plasma keyboard applet in kdeplasma-addons, and it hooks
into input method requests via Qt but could definitely be improved in this
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91627-xchangeproperty-questions.html
>
> > which I am currently considering to drop support for in KWin.
>
> oh, so you consider audacious in winamp mode legacy?
yes.
developers need to minimally keep their apps up to date.
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that will continue on with the existing kdelibs and kde-runtime beneath them.
porting of applications and/or making larger changes to them in the name of it
being a "new major release" is something for a future date.
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e of us continue to try and remind the developers of this and try to fix
these issues with patches over time ... more help in that is most welcome.
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ation and actions in it. that way one can quickly jump
from item to item and see where it is on the map.
this would also allow you to cut down your actions: slew map would go away,
and the redundant "on " would also go away.
just my 0.02 ... i look forward to seeing this in kstars :)
7 branch for building other KDE
software, or frameworks for development of kdleibs..
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e, i will revert the change in the 4.7 branch
tomorrow. i will include in the commit log your name and email address and CC
it to the relevant bug report so that everyone who feels badly that they'll
have to wait until 4.8 for the fix knows who to blame.
see, you're not the only one wh
On Wednesday, September 21, 2011 11:56:59 Gorosito Gonzalo wrote:
> My kdelibs its already on KDE/4.7:
it was part of commit 6ef2c70949c0188f72789b924d9d88b8fb72459e
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>save();
foreach (const QString &parentComponent, parentComponents) {
emit configCommitted(parentComponent.toLatin1());
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wise supporting
Free software.
in other words: more resources, better communication standards and less energy
spent unnecessarilly aggravating each other.
as someone else already pointed out, KDE is a participation based creative
community. the best way to fix things is to participate in a constructiv
ll not actually do the work required
can sit it out and in time we'll have improvement.
otherwise, this is a waste of time, patience and community good will.
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> mistake or a bug of plasma ? Does anyone have the idea ?
for a popup applet, the entry should be:
ServiceTypes=Plasma/Applet,Plasma/PopupApplet
make sure you run kbuildsycoca4 after any such changes to make sure that the
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st (and recent), our team has been quite capable of pounding out
the bug fixes when the issues are well triaged and prioritized. so i don't
think the issue is finding commitment from us for follow through, the issue is
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> well enough but are working on the next major release's code base.
well, no, it's because we don't have a traditional Q/A staff .. those who do,
could and should be our Q/A team do not have the tools too communicate
effectively, accurately and in a timely manner to the
eat as they are as individuals) is simply not enough.
so let's focus back on what matters, namely, garnering support for KDE in this
popularity contest.
thanks :)
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ed environment with plugins built against a binary incompatible
version of libplasma somewhere (frameworks vs KDE/4.7)? as the warning
implies, this may result in instability. evidently it did ;)
you need to ensure you've built everything against a proper install of libs
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> >From what I've read (a long while back), KDE is trying to switch to all
>
> Qt code.
i'm not sure what you mean by this .. all KDE applications and libraries are
based on Qt. perhaps you could clarify what you are refe
On Sunday, December 11, 2011 17:35:40 Gravis wrote:
> On Sun, 2011-12-11 at 22:59 +0100, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> > On Sunday, December 11, 2011 16:45:43 Gravis wrote:
> > > >From what I've read (a long while back), KDE is trying to switch to all
> > >
> >
at said, there are a lot of projects in need of helping hands and don't
require year-long commitments :) kde-edu and kde-games are two great
communities to get started with and both have great need for participation,
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On Friday, April 6, 2012 09:37:53 Anne Wilson wrote:
> repositories and we have wikis, and there is no map of what
> information is where.
what would such a map look like?
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really point to projects.kde.org now as that section on techbase is replaced
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find_library(IODBC_LIBRARIES NAMES iodb virtodbc_r
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> "DISPLAY=FOO plasmapkg"
> will fail
unless you are using today's kdelibs and kde-runtime, in which case it works.
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s 5 will not be big. if you get started now
with a port to Qt4 you'll be mostly done :)
something to keep in mind while porting: more than ever the separation of data
and UI is being emphasized in Qt. Qt4 edged this way with model/view, but this
is now absolutely key to QML...
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show me a dbus api for wallpaper setting that can do that. :)
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d from) an SLC plugin, and that is trivial work.
getting application development to move beyond the concept that "integration
with the desktop means tightly coupling with it" is the less trivial work. :)
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ncept of "expose the URI of the content this application window
is showing" suffers none of those limitations. and it lets us do the trivial
things like "set that as a wallpaper" easily: it's writing one plugin for one
app (SLC) instead of writing one plugin for every s
finition so it can be readily reused by other applications which don't use
Qt.
so .. no. the individual application should never need to be updated even if
kactivitymanagerd changes, is replaced, or whatever.
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nd it works rather well.
> - Stackfolder Plasma Applet (stackfolder)
as Sebas noted, this one is stil in review and actively changing as a result.
pls keep it in kdereview for now :)
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> > > review: - Stackfolder Plasma Applet (stackfolder)
> >
> > We're reviewing it right now, so I suppose it won't skip the next step
> > after that (i.e. the move).
>
> Why wasn't k-c-d notified of the review?
human imperfectio
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f what size icons will be
in the panel, it is used as a default size and size hint for icons and as such
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On Thursday, November 22, 2012 20:34:12 François wrote:
> I'm trying to create a media center piece of software for KDE. It's
We've been working on a generic (and threaded :) model for accessing nepomuk
data. It's in the mart/newMetadataModel branch of plasma-mobile. the hope is
to move it somewhe
QML (that was the original reason for making it in fact). so if your UI is in
QML, you shouldn't need to worry about Python bindings for the model.
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> API, but I believe it will require a service to be running on the
> Android device itself in order to communicate with the desktop.
As an Android phone user, I would personally find this very handy and a great
compliment to the mpt support in 4.10.
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Move the dbus use in the notifications dataengine into a separate
thread.
that should help prevent future issues like this. still: never call knotify
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> > i'm not sure why, but you are using the org.kde.KNotify dbus interface
> > directly via QtDBus .. and doing so with a blocking call.
>
> Because this way was the only one I found. It is documented in a ton of
> places.
Ugh. :/ Copy and paste gone wild :) It happen
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this would best be handled in Qt's string comparison code so that it gets fixed
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vinced it is, but ok :) then i
would suggest perhaps putting them in the bottom drawer that expands when
clicked on.
they could appear there as a horizontal row of icons which can be selected?
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o if you disconnect from and then reconnect to a wifi AP which you
had expanded to show more info, on disconnect it would collapse and on connect
it would automatically expand again)
that way if you wish to see the connection information you only need to click
once. ever.
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f days and one other person on
irc has tested an earlier (but functionally equivalent) version. Rather than
reaching the common 250MB+ during regular usage it now idles at ~20MB (up from
~7MB when first started; so some fragmentation remains as noted in the
description, but with far better lo
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This is worse than the memory problem IMHO. I can send you this
> > maildir.. might help trigering this.
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> commit after processing those 70k mails. Now it makes 700 commits i
This is worse than the memory problem IMHO. I can send you this
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