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2008/9/15 Mark Haney <mhaney@××××××××××××.org>: |
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> Beso wrote: |
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>> 2008/9/14 Mark Haney <mhaney@××××××××××××.org>: |
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>>> |
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>>> Mark Haney wrote: |
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>>>> |
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>>>> Beso wrote: |
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>>>>> |
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>>>>> 2008/9/14 Mark Haney <mhaney@××××××××××××.org>: |
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>>>>>> Did I do something stupid when I updated QT to 4.4.1 last night? |
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>>>>>> When |
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>>>>>> I booted the system backup KDE4.1 wouldn't come up because of a |
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>>>>>> 'signal |
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>>>>>> 6'. I've tried rev-dep rebuild, but it's not working either. |
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>>>>>> Actually, the problem was I hadn't updated the qt-opengl package at |
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>>>>>> the |
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>>>>>> same |
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>>>>>> time as qt itself. Once I did that it worked fine. EXCEPT for my |
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>>>>>> taskbar |
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>>>>>> icons are missing by the system clock (like Kopete, etc). Any idea |
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>>>>>> how |
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>>>>>> to |
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>>>>>> fix that? |
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>>>>>> |
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>>>>> try rebuilding plasma-workspace. and this also doesn't guarantee you |
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>>>>> that everything will come back as before, since there might have been |
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>>>>> some new commits that broke the plasma systray applet. |
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>>>>> |
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>>>> Cool, I'll give it a shot. Thanks, Beso, as always you are a life saver. |
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>>> Okay, I tried but portage is telling me that there are no ebuilds to |
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>>> satisfy |
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>>> the request. When I search it tells me it's there, (and latest is |
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>>> v4.1.0) |
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>>> but when I try to emerge it, it won't do it. Should I sync portage |
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>>> again? |
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>>> |
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>> no. plasma-workspace = the plasma workspace. which is the main plasma |
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>> package. the kde team has called it plasma-workspace and i reffer to |
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>> it as that. also on my overlay (paludis one) i can see it as |
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>> plasma-workspace. if the portage overlay has still not renamed it |
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>> you'd have to search for plasma or plasma-main or something similar. |
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>> do a equery b plasma_engine_dict.so and find out the package to which |
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>> this file belongs and install that one together with libplasma (always |
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>> to recompile when recompiling plasma). |
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>> the best thing to do should be a full kde4 rebuild since a big deal of |
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>> packages go with qt-opengl but if you say everything to be ok, and |
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>> revdep-rebuild not pushing anything into rebuild then rebuilding the |
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>> libplasma and the main plasma-workspace package should be enough. if |
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>> you experience other issues then do a full kde4 rebuild and everything |
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>> should be back to normal (given that the portage overlay is syncing |
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>> against a working copy of the released packages). |
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>> |
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> Well I can do and emerge -s plasma-workspace and see it (it's at version |
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> 4.1.0) but when I do an emerge I 'no ebuilds to satisfy request'. I'm |
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> stumped. I can also find 'libplasma' at v4.1.0 but when I try to emerge it |
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> it wants to emerge v4.0.5. I'm wondering if I've not screwed up my |
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> overlays. |
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this is the package in the portage overlay: |
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kde-base/plasma-workspace |
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the best thing to do is to do a layman --sync <overlay name> to sync |
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the overlay. if this gives errors then remove the folder and sync |
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again. this will sync the overlay. |
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dott. ing. beso |
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