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00:17.39dashavoocan anyone recommend audio cd ripping tools for KDE? Preferably along the lines of sound-juicer, which I used under gnome.
00:17.54winuti heard you can use exact audio copy on wine
00:18.49winuthttp://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=22117
00:18.49dashavoowow... that makes quite a statement :S
00:19.05dashavoonothing native that works well, winut?
00:19.09winutbut only for ripping. you have the accurate rip database on EAC as well
00:19.18winutso you know if your rip is actually correct
00:19.41winutnot sure of a good ripper with this type of functionality on linux
00:20.28dashavoohmmm, fair enough
00:20.33winuthttp://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=ea6e98ec2ba5561759a856f009501a7d&showtopic=49234
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00:20.46winuton mac you have xld
00:21.52mase_worki just use konq
00:21.55mase_workor dolphin
00:22.08mase_workthe audiocd:/ presents ogg/flac folders
00:22.18mase_workand you just drag them to your file system
00:22.50mase_workit possibly does mp3 too however i don't have mp3 codecs installed so i can't confirm
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00:23.45dashavoomase_work: dolphin just buzzes about for a long time, I tried it before asking.
00:23.58winuthttp://code.google.com/p/rubyripper/wiki/AccurateRip_Research
00:24.03mase_workah ok. does the cd it's self have a cdrom logo ?
00:24.09winutrubyripper
00:24.16mase_workmy guess is that it has some sort of copy protection on it
00:25.00mase_workso the software would have to be aware of that and do some tricks to deal with that  which afaik the default one does not
00:26.33winutdashavoo: what distro you using?
00:28.21dashavoodashavoo: kubuntu 11.10
00:28.35dashavoomase_work: I am starting to wonder if the cd is damaged, I'm going to try another
00:29.12mase_worki think you'll find it's technically not a cd by the standards ( due to copy protection) i have encountered that before
00:29.16mase_workgrip might work
00:30.00dashavoomase_work: you could be right, but I have loads of cds that are technically not cds, and things have always coped
00:30.20winuthttps://launchpad.net/~brandonsnider/+archive/ruby-ripper
00:30.43winutunless that verison is already in the normal repos
00:31.24dashavoowinut: looks interesting, I'll give it a try, thanks
00:32.14winutno worries, its for the hardcore cd rippers who want a perfect rip :-)
00:32.28winutby the looks of things, my kind of tool :-)
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00:39.09dashavoowell, it has solved the mystery for me
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00:39.25dashavooaccording to rubyripper, my computer denies the existence of a cd drive
00:39.56dashavooalthough other apps were telling me the cd was there, but then failing to do anything aobut it
00:40.18dashavoough, so much for an early night
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00:47.49dashavoowinut, mase_work: all of that, and all I needed was a reboot :P
00:48.04dashavooI have some software to try out now though :)
00:48.23dashavooI need to find a kde favourite to replace sound-juicer, and so far rubyripper looks like a contender
00:48.46dashavooalthough getting a secure rip makes it a lot slower business :P
00:48.46mase_worksound juicer no longer works ?
00:48.56winuthehe, cool. give it a go and report back if you can :-) would be interested to hear how good it is!
00:49.16dashavoomase_work: I don't want to install all of the gnome dependencies, the ubuntu packages at least have made it depend on completely unrelated packages
00:50.45dashavooWhen I used gnome as my main DE, I worked hard to use a gtk program over a qt one where I could, until about a year ago when I started preferring QT over GTK for my own development.
00:51.04dashavooNow I am on KDE, I am avoiding Gnome dependencies, but GTK on its own is fine ;)
00:52.31mase_workeach to their own but unless you are short on ram the gnome deps aren't really an issue. it's not really any different to any other type of library.
00:53.27mase_workalthough non sharing of VFS and keyring is annoying
00:53.53dashavoomase_work: I think I started doing it years and years ago when kde apps looked so horribly out of place on a gnome desktop
00:54.05dashavoonowadays you can barely tell what is GTK and what is QT
00:54.09mase_workyeh i  remember those days
00:54.37mase_workit's still dissapointing you can tell at all
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00:54.45dashavootrue
00:54.46mase_workbut you do have to look hard
00:55.51dashavoonow and then people start whispering about Gnome becoming QT based... I doubt it will ever happen, but I hope if it does the two sets of devs will agree on a common appearance for KDE and Gnome apps
00:57.01dashavoowinut: I think rubyripper is great, as long as you don't think: I'll quickly rip this cd, then go to bed
00:57.16winut:-) lol
00:57.17dashavoothat was the worst decision I made this evening ;)
00:57.34winutyeah, apparently it rips the disc at least twice :-)
00:57.44dashavooit has been going for 10 minutes now, and it is still on track 2
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00:57.55winuti have to laugh :-)
00:58.05dashavooI think I'll have to cancel it, I feel ill enough as it is
00:58.29winutyeah, leave it on overnight or do it tommrow :-)
00:58.52dashavooI haven't slept well all week, so I was feeling pretty ill the past couple of days, and then I had to top it all off this afternoon by headbutting an open cupboard
00:58.57winutno point in zombifiing yourself to rip a cd :-)
00:59.05winutdeliberately?
00:59.21winuti guess not! so instant headache?
00:59.25dashavoohaha, no. The phone rang, I jumped up to get it.
00:59.31dashavooand yes, instant headache
00:59.38winutdamm, annoying
00:59.44winutmakes you want to kick a wall :-)
00:59.52winutor punch bricks
01:00.37dashavoofunnily enough, I didn't swear. Usually I swear loudly at the silliest of injuries, but this one hurt so much I couldn't bring myself to say anything. I just clutched my head and groaned.
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01:02.01winutok, that qualifies for at least 3 days off work now :-) plenty of time to rip the discs hopefully
01:03.55dashavoowinut: haha, I haven't worked for almost two months. I'm moving house tomorrow to go and finish my degree off before the fees become so high it isn't worth getting one
01:04.17winutgood idea :-)
01:05.38dashavoook, I'm going to sleep
01:05.40dashavoogood night
01:05.53dashavoothanks for everything
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01:34.00winutnp, sleep well :-)
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02:43.41RingtailedFoxwhere can i find a list of KDE's programs?
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02:58.56mase_workRingtailedFox: what do you mean by kde's programs ?
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03:01.09RingtailedFoxwell, as in the programs that are typically bundled with the KDE suite
03:01.19JordiGHAny idea on where to get started with using Konsole on Windows? We have a project that is using Qt for a terminal, and I heard rumours that Konsole was getting refactored for Windows, which would work well for us. I'd like to help with that project, if it exists.
03:01.22RingtailedFoxlike Konqueror, AmaroK, Kaffeine, Kword, KColorEdit...
03:01.37RingtailedFoxa terminal program on windows? should be very easy to do
03:04.11JordiGHRingtailedFox: In that case, why hasn't anyone done it for Qt?
03:04.30mase_workRingtailedFox: your distros package manager should give you that
03:04.41RingtailedFoxmkay
03:04.49RingtailedFoxjordi: no time to do it?
03:05.36JordiGHRingtailedFox: Well, we have time for it, but we haven't seen anyone do it. The biggest problem is PTYs.
03:05.50mase_workJordiGH: just because something is easy doesn't mean that anyone can be bothered to do ti
03:06.11mase_workif it's not a problem someone wants to solve, unless someone is paying them to do it , it generally doesn't get done
03:06.12JordiGHI didn't say it was easy. And we can be bothered to do it. Especially if someone else has already started.
03:07.06mase_workwell have you tried using konsole on windows ?
03:07.24mase_workie does it work ,does it not compile  ?
03:07.30JordiGHUh, as far as I know, it was impossible to compile.
03:07.35JordiGHBecause of PTYs.
03:07.39mase_workright
03:08.01JordiGHBut I heard someone had started to refactor out the PTY code and use a different implementation for Windows.
03:08.14JordiGHI just want to know where to ask more about this or clues to find this alleged person.
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03:22.41Zeldas7777what distro works the best with kde?
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03:25.38RingtailedFoxPTY's?
03:25.45RingtailedFoxzeldas: they all seem tow ork well with it
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03:26.07RingtailedFoxi've tested KDE on Red Hat 9, Fedora Core 3 through 15, and Mandriva from 2005 to present, and it works well on all...
03:26.21RingtailedFoxalso tested it on Yellow Dog Linux (PowerPC 64/CELL) on my PS3 when it still could boot linux
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03:30.14JordiGHRingtailedFox: psuedo-ttys. It's how terminals are typically implemented.
03:30.23RingtailedFoxnods
03:32.53Zeldas7777cool
03:35.31Zeldas7777well i just downloaded fedora, opensuse, and working on mageia
03:36.23Zeldas7777any suggestions on what to look for in a distro
03:36.35JordiGHUh. Do you know any yet?
03:36.47JordiGHOr is this your first time installing lunix?
03:37.09Zeldas7777i run a linux webserver and looking for a good desktop
03:37.53Zeldas7777i am using Mandriva
03:38.03JordiGHOn the server?
03:38.17Zeldas7777CentOS on server
03:38.34Zeldas7777my desktop i am on now is Mandriva 2011
03:38.41JordiGHOh, so you already know Mandriva, and you want something else? Do you have problems with Mandriva?
03:39.34Zeldas7777sure do like with customizing the toolbar color and sync and nepomuk
03:39.59JordiGHUhm.
03:40.01JordiGHWell.
03:40.07JordiGHI recommend Debian.
03:40.20JordiGHWhere stable means stable, dammit!
03:40.25RingtailedFoxlol
03:40.29Zeldas7777right
03:40.36JordiGHI'm getting too old to chase software around.
03:40.47RingtailedFoxwell, debian has a good support base and is well-established... but... i find their approach to package management as a bit non-standard...
03:40.50JordiGHAnd 2-year release cycles work fo rme.
03:41.21RingtailedFoxi don't *hate* debian-based systems (just ubuntu-based ones.. which are just non-standard enough to have some debs work perfectly, and some not work  at all, so they need their OWN deb system... fragmentation of formats is bad, mkay?)
03:41.33Zeldas7777yea me too
03:41.50JordiGHYeah, we don't do that PPA faggotry in Debian.
03:42.16RingtailedFoxdebian's huge plus is that it's not backed by a company or corporation, even if it's incorporated for the sole purpose of supporting that distro
03:42.20RingtailedFoxthough, CentOS is similar..
03:42.24RingtailedFoxwhat is PPA?
03:42.44JordiGHPersonal package archive.
03:42.48RingtailedFox*nods*
03:42.54JordiGHIt's where people do all of their half-assed Ubuntu packaging.
03:43.10Zeldas7777how well does kde work on debian for as ap launch response
03:43.21RingtailedFoxRPMs are, to some extent, the same way... some RPMs will not work as well for one RPM-based distro as another...
03:43.33JordiGHThe point isn't rpm vs deb.
03:43.48JordiGHThe packaging problem isn't a technical problem.
03:43.53JordiGHIt's a social problem.
03:44.00JordiGHAnd it's solved with social norms, not technical features.
03:44.20JordiGHThe secret sauce in Debian isn't apt or dpkg. It's Debian policy
03:44.23JordiGHWhich says, paraphrased
03:44.30JordiGH"You must be this non-sucky to make it into the repos"
03:44.40RingtailedFoxnice
03:44.46RingtailedFoxi'd support that
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03:45.14Zeldas7777rpm works good but the prob is install one ap and the uninstall ap requires removing the desktop
03:45.16JordiGHI like Red Hat and CentOS. They follow similar principles.
03:46.59JordiGHEh, whatever, I guess it's all a bit theological.
03:47.05JordiGHI like Debian.
03:47.08JordiGHYou might not.
03:47.11Zeldas7777i think with any packager they need solid logic standards
03:47.32JordiGHDespite superficial differences, the packaging formats don't do anything fundamentally different anymore.
03:50.28Zeldas7777the base of a package is pre-compiled software right
03:51.07RingtailedFoxyeah, RPM hell has become a bit of a problem
03:51.16RingtailedFoxi think it's because RPM tries to be the ".MSI" of linux..
03:51.25RingtailedFoxand we all know the dependency hell that microsoft has :P
03:52.07Zeldas7777you know thats right, i am getting tired of windows constant updates every other day
03:52.12RingtailedFox*nods*
03:52.22RingtailedFoxi just wonder if apt-get  or pacman have those same issues
03:52.47RingtailedFox"in order to install this, 3 dependencies must be installed, 2 must be removed due to conflicts, and one can't be installed due to missing <whatever>"
03:53.24Zeldas7777i think they should provide options in this type scenario
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03:54.30Zeldas7777cann't remember but once had to download and compile several app just to install one rpm
03:56.57Zeldas7777what i hate is the distro upgrade system. they should do it how i did it like upgrading CentOS 4.x to 5.x without formating and doing it live
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03:59.06JordiGHRingtailedFox: You can have deb hell too. I'm witnessing it right now in another channel.
03:59.20RingtailedFoxoh?
03:59.22JordiGHThe problem isn't the format. It's, "let's go and install software from all over the world, all at once."
03:59.27RingtailedFoxis it as bad as RPM hell?
03:59.45RingtailedFox*nods*
04:00.09JordiGHEh, not in this particular case, it's not as bad. Just something won't install. Because the packager fucked up.
04:00.27JordiGHIf you persist trying to make this uninstallable thing install, it may get hairy, yes.
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04:01.12Zeldas7777well you start getting lots of errors but when everything reboots all the errors goes away
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04:07.03Zeldas7777what u think abount mint
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04:09.39JordiGHdoesn't like Ubuntu, doesn't think you should attempt to polish turds.
04:09.45JordiGHBut that's just me.
04:09.50JordiGHMaybe it will work for you.
04:10.22Zeldas7777mint not for me ubuntu fork
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04:15.35Zeldas7777wow u get full cd/dvd sets with debian
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04:18.08Zeldas7777what is kfreebsd version of debian
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04:20.07VergeYou might want to consider #debian
04:20.27VergekFreeBSd is a Debian distribution that uses the FreeBSD kernel instead of Linux
04:20.40Zeldas7777just read it thank you
04:21.02Zeldas7777i386 would be the debian version right
04:22.12JordiGHSure.
04:22.12VergeIt means the targeted processor architecture
04:22.14JordiGHOr amd64.
04:22.18JordiGHThose are the popular ones.
04:22.24JordiGHkfreebsd if you're a huge nerd.
04:22.31JordiGHis only a moderately-sized nerd.
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04:23.24Zeldas7777would i386 work on i686 or should i get multi
04:23.44VergeMulti only means it bundles i386 and x86-64
04:24.19JordiGHi386 is just the traditional name for it
04:24.30JordiGHIt means "32-bit intel-like".
04:24.30VergeBasically no
04:24.39Vergei386 is slower than i686
04:24.50Zeldas7777thank you, just the type system i have
04:25.01JordiGHIt's not really a 386 processor.
04:25.06JordiGHFrom the 80's.
04:25.17VergeA distro optimized for i686 doesn't run on 386 CPUs
04:25.20JordiGHWith leg warmers and Michael Jackson.
04:25.27Zeldas7777lol
04:25.35RingtailedFoxlet me guess: it will rely on the subtle differences and extensions that 386 cpus don't have?
04:25.55VergeSomething like that
04:26.36VergeJust like x86-64 is backwards compatible with 386 but not vice versa
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04:27.59Zeldas7777brb
04:28.48Zeldas7777do i need all 8 dvd's
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04:30.41RingtailedFoxi think the other DVDs are just extras like openoffice
04:32.05Zeldas7777i noticed that when downloading file others are downloading the same file from me
04:32.38VergeThat's just not going to happen unless you use torrents
04:32.47VergeAnd then you shouldn't be surprised
04:33.20Zeldas7777just tried the ktorrant
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04:36.06JordiGHZeldas7777: share and share-alike ;-)
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04:37.20Zeldas7777just figured it out downloading file from like 20 dif people and the upload is just communication for the file down loading
04:38.32VergeNever heard of P2P?
04:39.20Zeldas7777i heard of it before my friend uses it all the time just i never had to use it
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04:40.13Zeldas77773 mb download is pretty fast
04:43.34JordiGHZeldas7777: It's fast because everyone is downloading from you as you download from them.
04:43.36JordiGHEveryone wins!
04:43.45JordiGHBittorrent is communism.
04:44.10RingtailedFoxit's a circle-jerk of win :D
04:44.22JordiGHI prefer the term "communism".
04:44.25Zeldas7777well no one is downloading from me just looked at current uploads
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04:45.49Zeldas7777unlimited up/down speed i know this has an affect on speed
04:46.20Zeldas7777my friend used to open his up to get stuff allot faster
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05:11.04Zeldas7777what does found and fail mean on ktorrant
05:13.13JordiGHUhm, where are you seeing that? I can't recall that.
05:13.44Zeldas7777when you right click the file and do a check on it
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06:14.25LazarenoGood morning
06:14.42Zeldas7777Good morning
06:14.59LazarenoIs it possible to configure kde to change the cpu governor on the different profile settings?
06:16.56Zeldas7777as in 1 would get 25% and the other would get 75%
06:17.22Vergewhat
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06:17.40VergeI think he's talking about under/overclocking management
06:18.03VergeWhatever is possible with KDE is available in the power settings
06:18.05Zeldas7777he wants to know if cpu usage can be allocated
06:19.14Lazarenono, just downscaled to save energy
06:19.47VergeOndemand governor works for everything imo
06:19.50Lazarenobecause the governor cycling thru the different profiles keeps being cpufreq_ondemand
06:20.47LazarenoYes, I've seen a thread talking about how it was removed
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06:45.38Zeldas7777ok i am back
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09:29.41dziaduhello
09:29.52Zeldas7777hello
09:29.55dziadumy problem is stupid, strange and whatever you call it
09:30.17Zeldas7777ok and what seems to be the problem
09:30.23dziaduwhen you run some app, like amarok then  I have program icon jumping next to the cursor
09:30.40Zeldas7777that is normal
09:30.43dziaduit is jumping as long as app is loading
09:30.51Zeldas7777ok
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09:30.58dziaduyes, but it is not normal, that tjis jumoing icons stay forever
09:31.18dziaduamarok is working, fine, but icon is still jumping
09:31.27dziaduI closed amarok. icon is still jumping
09:31.35dziadubefore it happens to me when I wash running Opera
09:31.48Zeldas7777just change the busy icon for mouse and it should stop
09:31.52dziaduI was trying to restart plasma (but obviously, it doesn't matter), kwin
09:32.10dziaduI was trying to change cursor theme in system settings
09:32.14dziaduit didn't help
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09:32.53nardevi have a question
09:33.10Zeldas7777wow busy this morning
09:33.30pinotreedziadu: notification feedback, jumping cursor
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09:33.46nardevis it possible to have list-view of my desktop files/icons > like this > http://lh4.ggpht.com/_B0CuCDv4i18/SckLBmN4HHI/AAAAAAAABAI/bBcx51pLCo8/desktop-list[11].png
09:34.55Zeldas7777yes u can
09:34.58dziadupinotree: you mean that I have notification message?
09:35.08pinotreeno
09:35.44Zeldas7777open desktop configuration and open notification
09:35.46pinotreesystem settings → startup feedback
09:35.56pinotreeZeldas7777: no
09:35.56Zeldas7777or that
09:36.57dziadupinotree: ok, I switched off and on again, and problem is gone
09:37.01dziadupinotree: thx
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09:37.33Zeldas7777sorry my bad
09:39.58Zeldas7777well sorry be back tonight
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11:26.10annmaif so, where?
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11:51.03tuxickwasn't that related to nepomuck?
11:51.27wodimdunno
11:51.34wodimi just don't know what it is
11:51.49wodimif it was something i know, it's ok, it can waste my cpu
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11:51.56tuxick:)
11:52.00wodimbut if i don't know what it is, it hurts.
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12:36.59souledgehey all. can someone give a pointer concerning ktorrent?
12:37.18pinotree"don't ask to ask, just ask"
12:37.52souledge:) i don't understand the score column at the peer list display
12:38.47souledgethe higher the more chances for a seed slot to be used...but how is it calculated
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12:58.33vipHi there
12:58.58viphow I can debug kmail2's migrator?
12:59.35vipbecause it didn't work for me
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13:08.59madI am using clusterssh which opens many xterms for many machines and allows sending commands to all of them. Nifty too. But I wonder: is it possible to define with kwin that all windows should be brought to foreground, when the control window gets activate? I know the xterm can be identified by 'CSSH: .*' regex and the control window has a certain class. Is this possible?
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15:09.47gryzliHello, someone knows a way for sending INPUT to an active window (without xdotool) ?
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16:33.51dtcrshrI get this error, everytime i call an app from the terminal: error /tmp/something is owned by uid 1000 instead of uid 0
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16:42.46dtcrshrhow do i alternate between the desktops in kde? in gnome its shift + alt + arrow keys
16:43.21mefistofelesdtcrshr: you can set the shortcuts, not sure if there's one by default
16:43.40dtcrshrhmm.. ill search for that
16:43.45dtcrshris it in system settings?
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16:45.07cb400fdtcrshr: ctrl+f2, ctrl+f3 etc. is the default
16:45.33cb400falways configures ctrl+tab -> "next virtual desktop"
16:45.54cb400fit's in systemsettings -> shortcuts and gestures -> global shortcuts -> kwin combobox
16:46.14cb400for ctrl+f8 for the desktop grid
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16:48.28dtcrshrthanks
16:48.39dtcrshrwell, the f8 didnt worked
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16:49.28dtcrshranother usefull think i used was to "drag the current" app to the other desktop, by ctrl + shift + alt + arrow
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16:55.05gonssalhi all.
16:55.39gonssalanyone knows if it's possible to get qt-webkit working inside Dolphin and if it's documented somewhere?
16:55.59gonssalkde 4.6
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16:57.24annmafor doing what?
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17:06.33gonssalannma: to browse websites inside dolphin
17:07.30pinotreeyou have konqueror for that
17:07.45pinotreedolphin is only a file manager
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17:08.09gonssalyep it's what i'm using
17:08.23gonssaldolphin a bit better as a file manager so just wondered if it was possible
17:08.45gonssalgoogled, didn't see a way to do it
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17:09.19cb400fthere's a lot of stuff missing in dolphin... man page viewer too ;-)
17:10.26gonssalshouldn't it be easy to allow qt-webkit part into it?
17:10.45pinotreeeasy as using konqueror
17:11.37gonssalthe main issue i have with konqueror (which i love) is the continuous crashed using webkit engine, and the slowliness using khtml
17:11.39cb400fis konq "safe" for kde5 too?
17:11.44gonssalother than that, was just a question
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17:20.10RalfJthe only thing I am using konqueror for is man-page viewer...^^
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18:32.50elepageHi, I want to quit (close) a daemon over dbus, but everytime I close it using a KDE frontend, it open again with another PID, I use exit(0) the line after I call the closing function. The GTK client dont, so its Qt/KDE fault. Why would Qt/KDE re-register the service after I call close()? I also tried Q_NOREPLY
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18:34.52ompaulbecause it is a daemon which one and on what platform
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18:37.52elepageompaul: a SIP backend on Linux. the daemon itself can be closed correctly, the problem is not there
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18:45.31jack_guruhello, i am using kde 4.7 with an intel hd 3000 graphics card. When i connect an external monitor it almost never works as it should. is it related to the intel+kde or bad drivers? is there a fix? thanks
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18:46.24saatijack_guru: multiple monitors are handled by X11 i think
18:46.48saatiit's unlikely that kde has to do anything with your problem
18:47.48jack_gurusaati: yeah but i remember there was an issue with kde 4.4 or 4.5 and above when using intel or ati cards. I have not used intel since then so i was wondering if it is fixed now
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18:56.46gunkstaAny tips for using KMail 4.7 with GMail. I've got the IMAP connection working correctly, but it is slow to open emails (compared to Thunderbird / Web Client) and I am noticing spikes in my CPU Usage relating to akonadi's IMAP connection.
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19:17.18dyrveregunksta: Sorry, I see no slowness using Kmail 4.7 with gmail currently. Don't know what to tell ya. Clean user?
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19:17.50kollapseHi. How do I fully and completely disable Nepomuk and Akonadi ?
19:18.15kollapseDisabling them from systemsettings doesn't help. They still pop up akonadi_agent_launcher instances.
19:18.20kollapseAnd a lot of others
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19:19.04dyrverekollapse: I'm gonna check what is the easiest way to do that. a sec.
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19:21.46dyrverekollapse: Not really recommended to disable all of it tho'
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19:23.05dyrveresome autostart files in /usr/share/autostart/ and /.kde4/share/autostart not sure if they will be recreated if moved away from there.
19:23.19kollapsedyrvere: Well I don't need any of it. It's using resources uselessly. I don't need file indexing, I already have everything indexed in my brain. Nepomuk and/or akonadi seem to cause KDE to stall on startup sometimes and thus I hate to remove everything pertaining to them from .kde4
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19:26.55dyrvereYeah, hopefully it will be much more a choice once KDE is a framework, I mean it's a nice feature for PC's at work places that have lots of resources. :p
19:28.11dyrverekollapse: Is it still running agents after reboot?
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19:28.40kollapsedyrvere: Of course. And not just a couple of agents. This is just ridiculous - http://i0.simplest-image-hosting.net/168bf183b2abe8bc9188aacc163dd507/akonadi.jpg
19:30.20dyrvereWHOA! Holy magnitude of akonadi-agents batman!
19:30.44dyrverekollapse: Are you using mysql for anything?
19:31.20kollapsedyrvere: Yes, but not now !
19:31.28kollapseAs in, it's turned off via init script. :)
19:31.33kollapseThat mysld is used by akonadi
19:32.13dyrverescratches head at akonadi
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19:33.01dyrvereI would suggest it needs a fresh-user-test here
19:33.25kollapsedyrvere: I gave that a thought. I've been using this .kde4 profile since kde 4.4
19:33.28kollapseIs that a problem ?
19:33.30kollapseShouldn't be ...
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19:34.10dyrvereWell, not really, but some things do get messed up. Ever since I reainstalled Arch as 64-bit with a new user it has been fine and dandy. :p
19:36.03dyrverebefore that I had a shock full .xsession-errors log about KDE-software with strange inconsistencies in kmail etc and now, so who knows?
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19:38.40kollapseI'd do that too, but it's a heavily configured and personalized profile, you know how it is.
19:41.55dyrvereYes, I felt the same before :D thankfully some things were easy, like exporting kwallet, just wish mail kopete accounts and all that was as easy...
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19:45.48dyrverewhat is this akonadi_kabc_resource now? :p
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19:52.53dyrvereHm, System Settings>Personal Information is also keeping track of akonadi-resources for you btw.
19:54.12kollapsedyrvere: Hmm, nice one, never noticed that.
19:54.32dyrverekollapse: How about the Akonadi-bricktool or whatever it would translate to from swedish?
19:54.38dyrverebrik
19:54.56dyrvereakonadi-server running
19:55.24dyrvereno idea what would happen if I got rid of instances in there LOL
19:55.24kollapseHmm, removing agents from Personal Information seems to have closed a couple of those pesky processes.
19:55.41dyrvereRemoving? did you backup?
19:55.46kollapseWell I often force closed all nepomuk* and akonadi* processes. Nothing happened.
19:56.27dyrvereWell there is a akonadi-server in the akonadi *tool I find when I ALT+F2 and type in akonadi, there I can turn it all off it seems.
19:56.52kollapseI don't use PIM really, I'm not that old or busy yet. :)
19:56.56dyrverehehe
19:57.32dyrvereyeah well, don't touch the akonadi_mail then
19:57.53kollapseWoah, jackpot, that akonadi utility you said just closed all akonadi agents when I selected `Close Akonadi` heh.
19:57.57dyrvere:D
19:58.13kollapseNepomuk still active though.
19:58.30kollapseNot any more - the magic of `kill -9`
19:59.03dyrverewell then, hehe, did you gain alot of resorces now?
19:59.25dyrverewhat was the utility called btw?
19:59.33dyrverein a not swedish lang :p
19:59.45kollapseakonaditray
19:59.59dyrvereshrugs at translators
20:00.15kollapseNow knotify has CPU on 50%. It's a madhouse in here.
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20:00.56dyrvereHm. Madness.
20:01.12dyrvereget errors in .Xsession-errors?
20:01.49kollapseOh dear God
20:01.57kollapse.xsession-errors = 44.1 GB
20:02.03kollapse<:-O
20:02.08dyrvereo.O
20:02.24kollapse45.1
20:02.26kollapseIt's growing
20:02.28kollapseLike a cancerous tumour.
20:03.10dyrvereAlt+F2 kdedebugdialog and turn it all off then.
20:03.34dyrvereso you won't run out of space LOL
20:03.52dyrverea tick near the bottom
20:04.20kollapseAha, so that's why knotify4 was using up CPU - http://pastie.org/2581060
20:04.26kollapseIt get a billion of those errors.
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20:09.20kollapseNo more xsession-errors file but I see disk space still falling.
20:09.29kollapseAny other debug file ?
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20:12.54dyrverenot that I know of, sorry. :p I think I see why it is not recommended.
20:13.19dyrvereI'm gonna kill nepomuk/strigi etc and akonadi and see what gives.
20:14.44kollapseSomewhere on my /home I have a hideously huge file (about 50gb I reckon) and I can't find it.
20:14.54kollapseGenerated by knotify4
20:15.04kollapseJust until I force killed it.
20:15.10dyrverefilelight not helping?
20:16.06kollapseIt may just be xsession-errors even though I deleted it. It seems disk space remained the same after deletion.
20:16.23dyrvereheh, reboot and see it in action :p
20:17.00dyrvereI get no unwanted CPU-usage after disabling most stuff.
20:17.07kollapseThat sounds so windowsy - "Updates have been installed. You can now restart your computer".
20:17.12dyrvereWas it after killing nepomuk-things?
20:17.15kollapseYes.
20:18.30dyrverewell I can live with eating 17MB of my 4GB memory :p
20:19.03kollapseIt was just principle, why have something I don't need ? Not really the freedom they advocate.
20:19.09dyrveremakes me curious what system setup the devs of Nepomuk/Strigi/akonadi run on. LOL
20:19.57dyrverebecause it sure as heck isn't running great on a 1GB system...
20:20.18dyrvereunless you disable strigi/virtuoso etc
20:20.32kollapseWell I just installed KDE 4.7.0 earlier today on someone's 1 GB system. It was actually very smooth out of the box.
20:20.52dyrvereyeah well, until he adds files and it starts indexing :p
20:21.07kollapseSame thing as with Windows 7
20:21.11dyrvereHah, true.
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20:23.15dyrvereNow. Still eating mem for ya there?
20:23.15kollapseAccording to filelight I should have 108.9 GB free. But no, I have only 32 GB free as it says in df and kdf.
20:23.25kollapseSo... where have 70 gb just disappeared ??
20:23.45kollapseMaybe a delayed flush to disk on ext4's behalf ?
20:24.36dyrverewell is there a flush in your running processes?
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20:24.46kollapseHow do I check ?
20:25.00kollapseI don't think it flushed when I removed xsession-errors
20:25.05dyrveresame you screenshot with akonadi-agents
20:26.34kollapseThis is just insane. I have no idea what happened, maybe a glitch... I'm just going to reboot, be back in a bit.
20:26.57dyrveresee ya in a flash then
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21:01.38dyrverehm, after stopping nepomuk/strigi/akonadi and then restarting all I get google mail errors..
21:01.45dyrvereGoogle Mail: Select failed, server replied: A000213 NO Unknown Mailbox: ( now in authenticated state ) ( Failure ) [ NONEXISTENT Gmail
21:02.05macocould be unrelated. my gmail was erroring out for a bit earlier today
21:02.15macoboth on the web ui and on my phone
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21:05.51dyrverehm, it wasn't before the re-launch.. well can give it time and see what it does.
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21:59.14dknightI have the following errors in kdm.log and my kdm spash does not appear. Only the login dialog appears on a black background.
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22:21.27dyrveredknight: you forgot to supply the logfile?
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22:22.56dknightdyrvere: http://paste.lisp.org/display/124826
22:25.02dknightdyrvere: I have also checked that dbus is started before kdm
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22:28.27dyrveredknight: Is dbus started before network(manager) as well?
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22:32.12dknightdyrvere: I dont have network manager
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22:35.10dyrvereok, so not even a network daemon then?
22:37.11dknightdyrvere: no
22:39.29adswell, I'm still looking for a way to extract all links from a website displayed in konqueror using a script language.
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23:09.58RingtailedFoxhow do i get kaffeine to output sound via PulseAudio?
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23:15.12dknightdyrvere: any idea?
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23:51.06dyrveredknight: Sorry, was out walking dog, and no idea really.
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