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02:07.28 | AndrzejL | SMPlayer is a candidate for project of the month at SF. You can vote at https://sourceforge.net/p/potm/discussion/vote/thread/9e3612d7/ ⦠sending a post with the line: VOTE: smplayer |
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04:01.55 | Etzos | *0.9.3.4, NM v0.9.10.1 |
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08:29.01 | Th3R0b | anybody know where kde stores what file is used as wallpaper? |
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08:38.06 | jfd5te | Th3R0b: $HOME/.kde/share/wallpapers/ |
08:40.02 | Guest73224 | ~/.kde4/share/config/plasma-desktoprc |
08:41.20 | Guest73224 | or even ~/.kde4/share/config/plasma-desktop-appletsrc :v |
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09:03.18 | lordievader | Good morning. |
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09:10.11 | Linnak | Hi, I'm using the classical menu. Whenever Å°I change destop theme the menu stays gray. How can I change just the color of the menu? |
09:11.01 | xmorph | Linnak: it would be changed after restarting kde |
09:11.17 | Linnak | I'll try it. |
09:12.47 | Linnak | It stays the same |
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09:14.04 | xmorph | Linnak: weird |
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09:18.00 | Linnak | When you want to change the color of the menu, where do you do that? |
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09:21.13 | xmorph | Linnak: you can't change only menu color |
09:21.55 | xmorph | you can change theme color when you go to Application Appearance -> Colors |
09:22.19 | Linnak | All right. Thanks |
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10:52.56 | BluesKaj | Hiyas all |
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11:54.31 | fps | hi, is there a way to restart the panel and all the widgets in it?" |
11:54.45 | fps | after a few weeks of continous operation the desktop pager starts to do weird things |
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11:55.08 | fps | i.e. you click on a desktop and it doesn't switch to it, but rather moves windows around on different desktops |
11:55.14 | fps | logging out and back in fixes it |
11:55.20 | fps | but i'd rather not |
11:57.41 | Guest73224 | fps: kquitapp plasma-desktop and start it again |
11:57.50 | fps | Guest73224: oh cool. ty |
11:57.56 | Guest73224 | though i haven't noticed that behavior :c |
11:58.21 | fps | Guest73224: that worked nicely |
11:58.45 | fps | Guest73224: i think it might have been triggered this time by quake3 initially going fullscreen |
11:58.58 | fps | which confuses kwin [multiple monitor setup] |
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11:59.51 | fps | "confuses" as in: after exiting the full screen app all windows were on the wrong monitor, etc.. |
11:59.57 | fps | ubuntu 14.04 here |
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12:37.20 | ToxicFrog | Is there a "zoom to fit window" feature in KDE anywhere? |
12:37.52 | ToxicFrog | I play some windowed games that run at really low resolutions, and it would be nice if I could zoom in so that the window fills the entire screen. |
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14:52.10 | BraveStar____ | is there a setting to change what frame rate kwin does desktop effects at or is it tied to monitor refresh rate? I swore I saw something somewhere about it at one time but I'm having a hard time finding it |
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14:54.14 | lordievader | BraveStar____: I suppose if you enable vsync it will use your monitors refresh rate. |
14:56.01 | BraveStar____ | I was hoping to just bump it above and hope for 60+fps constantly |
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15:33.56 | shay_shay | hi |
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15:34.22 | shay_shay | omgosh 31 minutes before kubuntu finish dling |
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15:45.29 | ln_ | how do I properly reorder icons/elements in the taskbar? (4.14.1 on debian jessie/sid) |
15:47.00 | ln_ | for instance, I accidently moved my tray to the left but I doesn't go back right when I drag it there |
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16:06.26 | BarbecueMan | Hey, for some reason I have two notification pop ups poping up instead of one. Anyone knows how can I deal with it? my guess is that I had two monitors with two panels but now I only have one and for some reason it bugged out. |
16:07.37 | BarbecueMan | I'm running linux mint kde by the way |
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17:13.15 | shay_shay | just switched from LM kde to Kubuntu |
17:14.01 | shay_shay | kubuntu 14.10 beta 2 is more stable than Mint 17 KDE imo |
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17:31.02 | baizon | mint isnt good afterall |
17:31.09 | baizon | ofc imo |
17:32.44 | shay_shay | no very buggy and... it looks amazing when testing it from livecd |
17:32.56 | shay_shay | after youve used it for a few days then the issues come |
17:33.32 | baizon | but also whats the point of using mint kde? |
17:33.40 | baizon | whats the advantage ? |
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17:35.42 | shay_shay | nothing that i can see |
17:36.17 | shay_shay | i submitted a bug report against MDM because they havent implemented pam_kwallet.so |
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17:36.26 | shay_shay | and they look at me like i'm crazy |
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17:37.50 | shay_shay | Not happy i'm going to have to reinstall once a year but desktops dont hold up that long usually anyways |
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17:38.17 | shay_shay | so it only matters.. in my mind |
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17:39.40 | shay_shay | hows the plasma 5 preview |
17:39.54 | shay_shay | daily driver ? or only for demo |
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18:08.18 | Quantum` | Anyone know why new windows always come up -behind- all other windows? |
18:10.31 | shay_shay | its a feature, not a bug |
18:11.00 | Quantum` | pfff. I remember when you could set focus-stealing prevention, and it worked. |
18:11.40 | shay_shay | i'm just kidding i have no idea. |
18:11.53 | shay_shay | i never had that happen yet |
18:12.06 | shay_shay | i'm a kde noob/troll |
18:12.30 | Quantum` | Nevertheless, I think the issue is that it's busted. |
18:13.55 | Quantum` | Anyone know why KDE doesn't actually save my session on logout? It's set to. Used to do. |
18:16.41 | shay_shay | i dont know what the difference between activity and virtual desktops is |
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18:17.17 | Quantum` | Activity is new. Idk either, and I've run K for 16 years.. |
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18:22.01 | emeric | Each activity has its own set of virtual desktops, all belonging to the same activity. If you suspend an activity because you are doing something else, all the activity's applications are suspended as⦠|
18:22.02 | emeric | ⦠well, and won't use any resources until you resume the activity. |
18:22.46 | Quantum` | Like a chroot? |
18:24.23 | Quantum` | Is this why K can't remember sessions anymore? |
18:24.38 | emeric | That's a nice way of putting it, except activities can share more than just the CPU. You can attach some applications to several(or all) activities. |
18:25.12 | emeric | My KDE remembers sessions correctly. And it also remembers the state of the activities after restarting the system. |
18:26.18 | Quantum` | How did you make it do that? SystemSettings|StartupShutdown|SessionManagement certainly doesn't do it. |
18:26.53 | Quantum` | Restore Previous Session is set, yet an old session from way back always comes up. |
18:28.47 | emeric | Restore previous session does its job, as far as I can remember. Are you sure you didn't select something like "Restore saved session" instead? |
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18:31.44 | Quantum` | No such setting. Clearly "Restore previous session" has the dot beside it. |
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18:49.56 | rdieter | Quantum`: there is a setting for that, it is "restore manually saved session", but that doesn't address why it isn't working for you. maybe worth testing if manually saved works or not either |
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18:51.17 | Quantum` | rdieter: Ok, how do I manually save a session? |
18:52.14 | rdieter | Quantum`: in kickoff leave menu, you'll see a new choice there "Save session" |
18:52.50 | rdieter | (it appears only when "restore manually saved session" option is enabled) |
18:53.07 | Quantum` | Ah, I'll try it, thanks. |
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19:05.10 | WoodenAndroid | So since my last arch update I think I broke KDE, here is my .xsession-errors when I try to run startx with startkde uncommented in .xinitrc : http://goo.gl/OlazHN |
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19:16.21 | WoodenAndroid | anyone know? |
19:18.30 | shay_shay | damn kubuntu wont boot on my c720 |
19:18.40 | shay_shay | but mint will. my luck is bad |
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19:24.18 | lordievader | shay_shay: Why not? |
19:24.31 | WoodenAndroid | can somebody please help me understand what this means? /usr/bin/startkde: line 353: 494 Segmentation fault (core dumped) kwrapper4 ksmserver $KDEWM $KSMSERVEROPTI$ |
19:24.57 | shay_shay | lordievader: it instantly reboots |
19:25.09 | lordievader | WoodenAndroid: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segmentation_fault |
19:25.20 | lordievader | shay_shay: At what point? |
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19:26.17 | shay_shay | lordievader: at the very beginning, before the menu. i can get the menu to show up as soon as the post screen disappears, but if i select the first option "start kubuntu" then it instantly reboots again |
19:26.45 | shay_shay | s/show up/show up if i press ESC/ |
19:26.54 | lordievader | Sounds like a non existing kernel is selected. |
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19:27.08 | shay_shay | it boots on any other computer? |
19:27.37 | lordievader | You have the same grub+kernels across multiple computers? |
19:27.49 | shay_shay | same exact version of kubuntu |
19:27.51 | shay_shay | yes |
19:28.03 | shay_shay | two other computers with the same usb stick as well |
19:28.05 | lordievader | That's hard to believe. |
19:28.21 | shay_shay | i just installed them this morning |
19:28.39 | lordievader | shay_shay: Anyhow, for starters remove the 'quiet splash' from the kernel parameters. |
19:28.44 | WoodenAndroid | so how can i stop ksmserver from getting a segmentation fault? |
19:28.52 | shay_shay | this is the installer we're talking about lordievader |
19:29.26 | lordievader | WoodenAndroid: Most likely you cant. It is either a bug, or something in the compilation went wrong. |
19:29.52 | lordievader | shay_shay: No the kernel parameters. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters |
19:30.11 | WoodenAndroid | So how can I get kde to work again? |
19:30.13 | shay_shay | lordievader: i cant boot the install .iso |
19:30.59 | lordievader | shay_shay: Ah, I thought you had it installed... |
19:31.00 | shay_shay | i know i can edit the cmdline from isolinux, i was just making sure you new i wasnt talking about an already installed system |
19:31.04 | WoodenAndroid | I've already tried uninstalling kde and reinstalling kde |
19:31.26 | shay_shay | lordievader: sorry i should have been clearer about that |
19:31.51 | lordievader | shay_shay: So you get the menu, hit 'start kubuntu' and poof bios? |
19:31.59 | shay_shay | yep |
19:32.18 | lordievader | shay_shay: UEFI? |
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19:32.24 | shay_shay | seabios |
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19:32.48 | djzn | how do I debug a 30 second freeze after KDE login (possibly related to sound) |
19:33.08 | acerspyro | Is Mplayer part of KDE's software collection? |
19:33.16 | acerspyro | It plays music, but won't show up its window. |
19:33.25 | lordievader | shay_shay: Hmm, did other distro's/version do work? |
19:33.35 | acerspyro | djzn: I'd love to know >.> |
19:33.41 | lordievader | acerspyro: No, not for as far as I know. Besided it is a commandline player. |
19:33.45 | lordievader | Besides* |
19:33.49 | acerspyro | lordievader: Oh? It is? |
19:34.02 | shay_shay | yeah lordievader xubuntu 14.04 worked, mint 17 worked, fedora 20 worked |
19:34.04 | acerspyro | lolol, sowwy. |
19:34.11 | igurd | acerspyro: smplayer or vlc |
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19:34.23 | djzn | i always get this freeze after installing KDE |
19:34.24 | acerspyro | how do I debug a 30 second freeze after KDE login (possibly related to something random) |
19:34.37 | lordievader | shay_shay: Grab the mini iso and install the kubuntu-desktop package on top of it. |
19:34.39 | acerspyro | djzn: I get login freezes and logout freezes. |
19:34.57 | acerspyro | igurd: Mplayer media player |
19:35.04 | acerspyro | Oh, right, I remember installing it ages ago |
19:35.05 | djzn | acerspyro, I'm sorry, are you being constructive or are you being ironic |
19:35.13 | acerspyro | it needs smplayer for the GUI |
19:35.28 | acerspyro | djzn: Neither, I just really want to know how to debug it. |
19:35.35 | shay_shay | lordievader: actually i hear the current archlinux iso wont boot on this thing, something kernel related. i bet there is a connection. i saw a workaround on archwiki earlier today i will try it first |
19:35.52 | djzn | acerspyro, do you also get this freeze |
19:35.56 | acerspyro | But that's not my -main- issue, cuz if I was to deal with every issue, whew. |
19:36.07 | acerspyro | djzn: I don't know what it's related to, tho, but yeah. |
19:36.13 | acerspyro | Log in and log out. |
19:36.19 | djzn | i noticed that when the freeze finishes, the sound plays |
19:36.38 | acerspyro | It hangs with a black wallpaper and the icons in the panel are in the middle of the animation where they move in |
19:36.49 | acerspyro | By example, the notification area's icons are all stacked together. |
19:37.01 | acerspyro | djzn: Me too |
19:37.12 | djzn | my freeze hangs after desktop is loaded, with wallpaper, etc, you just can't click the menu, it won't respond... |
19:37.22 | acerspyro | Same for log out, it hangs for maybe 30-40 seconds, then you hear the log out sound. |
19:37.33 | acerspyro | Then screen goes black and it hangs again for maybe a minute. |
19:37.41 | djzn | i mean, i notice this bug since years.... |
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19:37.57 | djzn | must be related to my hardware.... |
19:38.05 | acerspyro | djzn: Hm, I don't know anymore. |
19:38.16 | acerspyro | Happens on my tower and on my laptop |
19:38.17 | djzn | are you on a AMD780/SB700 chipset |
19:38.39 | acerspyro | djzn: Nope |
19:38.44 | djzn | do you have a EMU10k1 sound blaster chip |
19:38.49 | acerspyro | no |
19:38.56 | djzn | doesn't kde have a "dmesg" thing-alike |
19:39.02 | acerspyro | Intel HD audio on the laptop, and a via chip on my tower |
19:39.12 | acerspyro | djzn: Else than that dbus spam? |
19:39.18 | acerspyro | lights up |
19:39.20 | acerspyro | oh |
19:39.23 | acerspyro | my |
19:39.23 | acerspyro | fucking god |
19:39.29 | acerspyro | I think I know what it is. |
19:39.33 | acerspyro | DBus connection hangings. |
19:39.39 | acerspyro | THIS IS WHAT HANGS KDE ALL THE TiME |
19:39.58 | acerspyro | Every single KDE program will wait nd halg for so long as they don't get a dbus reply. |
19:40.04 | acerspyro | and hang* |
19:40.07 | djzn | <PROTECTED> |
19:40.12 | djzn | oh... that may be |
19:40.16 | djzn | how to trace this |
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19:40.33 | acerspyro | djzn: My dbus got screwed up one day on my tower, and right-clicking to get the context menu in Dolphin took... |
19:40.36 | acerspyro | 30 seconds. |
19:40.41 | acerspyro | Opening Dolphin... 1:30 |
19:40.46 | djzn | yeah, that is the TIME... 30 seconds... |
19:40.46 | acerspyro | ^Three connections or so. |
19:40.59 | acerspyro | djzn: 30 seconds is the timeout fordbus. |
19:41.54 | djzn | where do we debug this... like with dmesg |
19:42.02 | djzn | where do we see this hanging before our eyes |
19:42.07 | acerspyro | it's not dbus's fault ino, really. DBus is just a protocol for applications to talk to eachother. It is KDE that cannot handle a connection correctly, in, like, maybe, separate thread? |
19:42.30 | acerspyro | djzn: Just open a KDE app in your terminal with debugging on, let me remember how to enable debugging in KDE |
19:43.06 | djzn | in my case it's a bit difficult, it happens right after login |
19:43.16 | acerspyro | djzn: http://pastie.org/9602572 |
19:43.19 | djzn | it happens actually when I first click the "K" menu |
19:43.35 | acerspyro | This is when I open Dolphin on my laptop |
19:43.53 | acerspyro | And, on my tower, god. |
19:44.03 | acerspyro | Shitload of errors about dbus. |
19:44.20 | acerspyro | or, KDE jobs? That's via dbus too, I think. |
19:44.37 | acerspyro | But it gets errors thru the connection. And, god, it abuses on dbus calls anyways. |
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19:45.25 | acerspyro | Oh, right, sorry, debug in KDE, hang on |
19:46.56 | acerspyro | Anyone know what I'm talking about? That application that you open and all it does is give you a window where you can select your debug level? |
19:47.12 | acerspyro | kdebugdialog? |
19:47.27 | acerspyro | yup |
19:47.36 | acerspyro | djzn: run kdebugdialog and enable everything. |
19:49.32 | acerspyro | paste.kde.org/p4yryjnnp |
19:50.07 | acerspyro | djzn: Btw, sory if I seem a bit overhyped, but I'm just happy to finally figure out why KDE hangs everywhere and anywhere at any time. |
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20:03.02 | shay_shay | lordievader: its the version of isolinux it uses |
20:03.55 | shay_shay | if i can make an installer with grub then it will work |
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20:07.40 | lordievader | shay_shay: Or you can debootstrap from a different OS/live-usb. |
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20:10.29 | shay_shay | instant reboot on mini.iso |
20:12.53 | lordievader | shay_shay: Would you be so kind to report a bug against syslinux: https://launchpad.net/syslinux |
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20:39.59 | shay_shay | lordievader assuming I have correctly identified the problem (this version of seabios to this version of isolinux), this looks like a promising way of circumventing the issue?: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot/Examples |
20:41.06 | lordievader | shay_shay: I suppose if you have a working Grub. |
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20:42.52 | shay_shay | Well I was planning on installing grub to a usb |
20:44.16 | lordievader | shay_shay: Hmm, I'd download an older version install from there and upgrade or do a debootstrap install. |
20:44.29 | lordievader | A debootstrap of the newer version that is. |
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20:47.20 | shay_shay | Is it feasible to get an indentical install with debootstrap? |
20:47.49 | shay_shay | I am familiar with the steps but I've only done it on headless servers |
20:48.00 | shay_shay | Or chroots |
20:48.14 | lordievader | shay_shay: Slighly more customized perhaps, but the installer is doing much of the same thing. |
20:49.03 | shay_shay | Maybe I can look at the pressed (or whatever its called) for the installer and use it as a checklist? |
20:49.17 | shay_shay | Preseed |
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20:52.21 | shay_shay | Uhh. http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-dev/ubuntu-seeds/kubuntu.utopic/files |
20:52.31 | shay_shay | I haz a confused |
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20:54.42 | shay_shay | lordievader: any idea which preseed it is? Desktop or full? |
20:55.44 | shay_shay | Oh it must be desktop |
20:55.48 | lordievader | shay_shay: I don't know anything about preseeding. |
20:55.50 | shay_shay | What does blacklist do |
20:55.54 | shay_shay | :D ok |
20:56.35 | lordievader | shay_shay: Blacklisting prevents kernel modules from being loaded. |
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21:02.32 | moldy | hi |
21:03.10 | moldy | i setup a new system. now i would like to migrate kmail settings and data over. how do i do this? |
21:03.14 | moldy | i cannot seem to find the right files |
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21:05.33 | moldy | i guess stuff is stored in akonadi these days? |
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21:13.43 | moldy | https://blogs.kde.org/node/4503 |
21:14.04 | moldy | nice post, except it does *not* explain where my data actually is. where is the offline imap cache, how do i migrate it to a new system? |
21:14.28 | moldy | especially, where are my account settings (not the mail) |
21:15.50 | selby | poor moldy |
21:15.50 | moviuro | moldy: find ~ -name *akonadi* |
21:15.53 | selby | i wish i knew |
21:17.17 | moldy | moviuro: ./.local/share/akonadi ./.local/share/akonadi/db_data/akonadi ./.config/akonadi |
21:17.25 | moviuro | moldy: TADA! |
21:17.54 | moldy | moviuro: and now? do i copy these directories? |
21:18.10 | moviuro | sounds like the right thing to do, at least, I hope |
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21:18.26 | frustrated | Hello. I've got ubuntu 14.04 installed... I'm trying to use certain KDE tools without installing the entire kubuntu world necessarily. I've installed plasma-desktop, but I seem to be missing some key tools, like muon, konversation and others. There is so much old information out on the web that I really don't know where to find these things. Any help? I finally broke down and tried to install kubuntu-desktop, but none of my re |
21:18.31 | moviuro | (it won't break anything on your destination nor your IMAP servers) |
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21:18.46 | moldy | moviuro: i wonder if this will work between x86 and x64 |
21:19.01 | moviuro | moldy: it's just a database and some text files |
21:19.06 | frustrated | The Kubuntu page only talks about installing from ISO and I'm not about to wipe my disk... I just want the needed packages. |
21:19.07 | moviuro | should be no worry |
21:19.14 | moldy | moviuro: "just a database" :) |
21:19.23 | moviuro | mariadb |
21:19.35 | moviuro | file <the database> |
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21:20.31 | moldy | afaik, databases usually use binary storage formats that can be incompatible between different versions |
21:21.25 | moviuro | time to find out |
21:21.30 | moldy | i guess so |
21:21.43 | moldy | a clean import/export interface would be nice :p |
21:22.03 | moviuro | in the worse case scenario, you'll hav to re-DL all your mails... not a huge drawback, is it really? |
21:22.24 | moviuro | moldy: that's quite the point where every single DE and application I know fails |
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21:22.48 | moldy | moviuro: i care more about my account settings |
21:22.58 | moldy | identities, signatures, filters, that kind of stuff |
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21:23.21 | moviuro | meh, run through them in great detail on one host, screenshot everything, do the exact same on the second box, done |
21:23.24 | moldy | moviuro: well, as usual, kmail can import from all kinds of applications except from itself :p |
21:23.46 | moviuro | filters... in the client? :O |
21:23.49 | moldy | moviuro: ugh. i am too proud to waste my time like that if i can avoid it. |
21:23.54 | moviuro | do that on the server, you fool ;) |
21:24.15 | moldy | moviuro: there are filters i want to have client-side |
21:24.57 | moldy | or rather that only make sense client-side. e.g. setting my identity. |
21:25.39 | moviuro | yes, indeed |
21:25.50 | moviuro | that's quite the thing i didn't do yet |
21:25.57 | moviuro | (set identity per folder) |
21:26.11 | moldy | i set my identity based on the incoming mail |
21:26.35 | moldy | as was to be expected, "resource is broken, resource is now offline". yay. |
21:26.59 | moldy | identities are also gone |
21:27.18 | moldy | what happened to KISS... |
21:28.15 | moldy | any idea where kmail stores the identities and account settings? |
21:28.41 | moldy | in the akonadi db? |
21:29.36 | frustrated | moldy: thunderbird also sucks in that regard. I don't know why developers insist on including the "latest and greatest" whiz bang tools that most people don't care jack about, but when it comes to common sense like providing tools to make moving to a different version anything less than agonizing, they fall on their faces and smile and shrug. |
21:30.33 | moviuro | moldy: find ~ -name *kmail* |
21:30.40 | moviuro | moldy: find ~ -name *kontact* |
21:31.07 | moldy | frustrated: my point is that i really don't get why such stuff is not stored in goddamn plaintext files. |
21:31.24 | moldy | i don't need migration tools if i can just copy over a damn file. |
21:31.30 | frustrated | moldy: because it's KEWL |
21:31.45 | moviuro | LOL |
21:31.50 | moviuro | moldy: also -> #kontact |
21:32.12 | frustrated | my knotes are lost somewhere, I have no clue how to find them |
21:32.12 | moldy | nowadays i need to run an sql server to store the settings of my mail client? wtf. |
21:32.35 | moviuro | moldy: you need it to store your mail, so why not? |
21:32.57 | moviuro | moldy: also, can't you just plain copy your old ~ to your new $HOME ? |
21:33.03 | moldy | moviuro: no, i cannot |
21:33.06 | moviuro | (cp -a) |
21:33.16 | moldy | moviuro: this used to work before stuff like akonadi took over |
21:33.20 | moviuro | you changed OSes too?... |
21:33.33 | moviuro | you might want to give it a shot, though |
21:33.38 | moldy | moviuro: nowaways it does not, because $HOME is full of obscure binary stuff |
21:33.46 | moviuro | I did that not so long ago and it worked (IIRC) |
21:33.52 | moldy | moviuro: been there, done that. it leeds to obscure bugs weeks or months later |
21:33.55 | moviuro | o_O |
21:33.57 | moldy | moviuro: good luck. |
21:34.12 | moviuro | "binary"...? where? |
21:34.24 | moviuro | like, the databases? |
21:34.43 | moldy | moviuro: if in 6 months, you have weird kdepim bugs that are not reproducible with a fresh user account, remember my words ;) |
21:34.55 | moldy | i have been through this |
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21:35.31 | moldy | with a plain text file i would have solved this within minutes. now i am here trying to figure out where the heck which setting is stored and how i can migrate it. argh. |
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21:40.53 | moldy | moviuro: well, look through your $HOME and see how much binary stuff there is |
21:41.31 | moldy | stuff that may work on another system, or may not work, or it may look like it works for some time and then it suddenly explodes in your face |
21:42.19 | moviuro | ./.local/share/akonadi/file_db_data/21953_r0:data, as well as its brothers and sisters, indeed |
21:42.40 | moviuro | though they *might* only be attached files |
21:42.51 | moldy | http://www.guyrutenberg.com/2011/08/28/extracting-data-from-akonadi-kontact/ |
21:43.20 | frustrated | moldy: is it a mysql database? How about doing a mysql dump and moving it over to the new machine? |
21:43.28 | moldy | frustrated: will that work? |
21:43.35 | moldy | frustrated: i mean, reliably? |
21:43.50 | moldy | i tried to copy over the db files, that did not work, as i said above |
21:44.34 | moldy | also, how would i import the dump on the new machine? |
21:44.37 | frustrated | moldy: I don't know. It's just a suggestion; if you're using the same version of mysql on both systems I don't see why not.... but, I'm no expert on the subject. |
21:44.54 | frustrated | moldy: mysql < dumpfile would import it |
21:45.13 | moldy | frustrated: yeah but into which db? i think akonadi uses some kind of specially embedded mysql db? |
21:45.19 | frustrated | or more like mysql -u user -p < dumpfile |
21:45.43 | frustrated | yeah, I don't know anything aboug akonadi other than I hate it :) |
21:45.47 | moldy | frustrated: since the db is obviously stored in the home dir, this is not your everyday mysql db, i guess |
21:45.52 | frustrated | s/aboug/about |
21:46.11 | frustrated | I think there's a #akonadi channel |
21:46.12 | moldy | kde focuses all the hate on akonadi instead of spreading it over the whole de like gnome :p |
21:46.23 | moldy | frustrated: already asked there |
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21:46.33 | frustrated | ah |
21:47.21 | frustrated | I imagine there's a way to specify where to find tables in mysql |
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22:07.34 | moldy | my original question remains, btw: where exactly does kmail store account and identity settings? |
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23:50.52 | robertbellarmine | does anyone know a way in which I can have global shortcuts for KDE Telepathy the replacement in the Plasma KDE 4 for Kopete |
23:51.31 | robertbellarmine | I would like to be able to have the ability through a shortcut read and send away the messages I am receiving thanks for the help. |
23:52.02 | robertbellarmine | with Kopete you can do this, but with Telepathy you really can't. I have attempted to search, but have no found no satisfactory way of doing this. |
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