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On Monday 10 September 2001 6:38 pm, you wrote: |
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> > In addition, my old problem came back after remerging kdebase2.2, namely |
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> > AA is only showing up in certain apps and not in the k menu. I know that |
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> > this is my old problem with KDE2.1.1, because if I change |
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> > LD_BIND_NOW=true, then AA is OK again... |
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> Hm, I've experienced a similar problem but didn't have time to track it |
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> down. Could you please describe the problem & solution, or give me a |
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> pointer? |
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Sure. It was discussed a month ago in this list, and somebody (sorry, my name |
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memory is really terrible) gave this solution. |
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Problem: AA in KDE2.1.1 (and for me in KDE2.2 too) is only applied to certain |
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apps. Kmail is fine, kate is not, the KDE start menu is not AA-ed etc. |
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Solution: change the line in startkde script from: |
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"LD_BIND_NOW=true kdeinit +kcminit " to: |
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"kdeinit +kcminit" |
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Unfortunately this is supposed to slow down the app start time - which I did |
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not noticed at least in my machine (not fancy at all, PII350, 128 Mbyte RAM, |
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Ultra ATA33 drive). |
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-Viktor |
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