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Patrick Kursawe wrote: |
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>On Tue, Mar 30, 2004 at 10:27:32AM +0300, Aleksandr Guidrevitch wrote: |
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>>Hi All, |
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>>I'm trying to create my own ebuild of kkbswitch |
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>>(http://kkbswitch.sourceforge.net) |
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>>(which is default keyboard switcher in most russian distros, |
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>>and I believe that is a must-have for any kde desktop). |
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>Why? What's wrong with the default program KDE provides for keyboard layout |
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>management? |
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Do you mean kxkb ? Hehe :) Well : |
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1. I don't like to switch layouts with ctrl+alt+k. After layout is |
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switched to russian, |
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switching back to us isn't working with ctrl+alt+k, so I need click the |
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icon to switch |
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back to english. Instead, I prefer ctrl+shift for layout switching |
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(impossible with kxkb, since it suppresses default xkb behaviour) |
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2. kkbswitch only indicates current layout, the swithing is actually |
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preformed by xkb. |
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This is correct, IMO. |
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3. ex-Windows users would prefer to use ctrl+shift (or ctrl-alt, or |
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shift+shift) layout switch, |
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instead of ctrl+alt+k (the only available in kxkb) and mouse. |
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4. AltLinux, a quite good, if not best, russian distro uses kkbswitch as |
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layout indicator |
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(no kxkb). I really understand and appreciate their choice for the |
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reason indicated above. |
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Is that enough to consider kkbswitch as a portage candidate ? ;-) |
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>>--------------------------- ACCESS VIOLATION SUMMARY |
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>>LOG FILE = "/tmp/sandbox-kde-extra_-_kkbswitch-1.3.2-27861.log" |
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>>open_wr: /usr/qt/3/etc/settings/.qtrc.lock |
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>>open_wr: /usr/qt/3/etc/settings/.qtrc.lock |
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>>How can I work this around ? |
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>I don't know if there's a better solution, but you could workaround by |
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>using addwrite /path/that/should/be/writable |
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>Using a quick find&grep I see this is done in quite a few ebuilds. |
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Okie, thanks |
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Sincerely, |
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Alex |
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