Anne Wilson wrote:
On Friday 24 Dec 2004 23:31, Kenneth wrote:
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Are you familiar with the TWiki? Experiences like
this are worth noting there to help others.
Yes, I think I followed a link, perhaps from one of
your posts off this list in regard urpmi to Twiki.
I think it is a fantastic
I decided to submit this query again. I think
that if someone can tell me what there setting
is for this mime type, I can re-enter it into
my settings.
Any help would be sincerely appreciated.
Kenneth wrote:
Recently, when I run several programs, most notably
Kate and Kmess, I receive an error
Kenneth ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I decided to submit this query again. I think
that if someone can tell me what there setting
is for this mime type, I can re-enter it into
my settings.
Any help would be sincerely appreciated.
Kenneth wrote:
Recently, when I run several programs,
A Hundred Thousand Thanks, Rick!
Although it hasn't helped me fix the problem (yet),
I feel that the info you provided is a certain
lead.
Interestingly, though I am still getting the
same error report when I run Kate and for that
matter when I start KDE, I get the same results
that you sent me
Kenneth ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
A Hundred Thousand Thanks, Rick!
Although it hasn't helped me fix the problem (yet),
I feel that the info you provided is a certain
lead.
Interestingly, though I am still getting the
same error report when I run Kate and for that
matter when I start
Kenneth wrote:
A Hundred Thousand Thanks, Rick!
Although it hasn't helped me fix the problem (yet),
I feel that the info you provided is a certain
lead.
Interestingly, though I am still getting the
same error report when I run Kate and for that
matter when I start KDE, I get the same results
that
On Friday 24 Dec 2004 19:16, Kenneth wrote:
Kenneth wrote:
A Hundred Thousand Thanks, Rick!
Although it hasn't helped me fix the problem (yet),
I feel that the info you provided is a certain
lead.
Interestingly, though I am still getting the
same error report when I run Kate and
On Friday 24 December 2004 10:29 am, Kenneth wrote:
| A Hundred Thousand Thanks, Rick!
|
| Although it hasn't helped me fix the problem (yet),
| I feel that the info you provided is a certain
| lead.
|
| Interestingly, though I am still getting the
| same error report when I run Kate and for that
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On Friday 24 Dec 2004 19:48, Erylon Hines wrote:
On Friday 24 December 2004 10:29 am, Kenneth wrote:
Have you tried deleting your #~/.kde
Better still, rename it,
You will lose ALL of your kde settings (back up your address book if you
use
Thanks again to all who have replied to my inquiry. I haven't yet
tried the removing or renaming #~/.KDE option. Over the hollidays
I will work on this problem.
I think I do have a serious KDE problem. I might, in the end, just
back up the files I want to save to a CD and reinstall reformat
my HD
Op vrijdag 24 december 2004 17:16, schreef Kenneth:
I decided to submit this query again. I think
that if someone can tell me what there setting
is for this mime type, I can re-enter it into
my settings.
Any help would be sincerely appreciated.
Kenneth wrote:
Recently, when I run
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On Friday 24 Dec 2004 20:32, Kenneth wrote:
Thanks again to all who have replied to my inquiry. I haven't yet
tried the removing or renaming #~/.KDE option. Over the hollidays
I will work on this problem.
I think I do have a serious KDE problem.
Anne Wilson wrote:
Kenneth - I've not really understood clearly. Are you saying this is a
message box when Kate fails, or a message that you see in Konsole when you
launch Kate from the command line?
Anne
Hi Anne,
It was a message box with the text Sorry, can't find
mime type
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On Friday 24 Dec 2004 23:31, Kenneth wrote:
It was a message box with the text Sorry, can't find
mime type application/octet-stream. But I haven't
had the problem since I defined a type - application
- octet-stream in kcontrol - and left the
Recently, when I run several programs, most notably
Kate and Kmess, I receive an error message -
can't find mime type: application/octet-stream.
I have no idea how I might have deleted such
a file or association setting. How do I
restablish this mime type?
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