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sean posted on Tue, 05 Jan 2010 19:29:12 -0500 as excerpted: |
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> I recently installed KDE to try it out and KsCD does not work for me |
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> either. It always reports no CD. |
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> The optical drive works for every thing else I need it to do. I have not |
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> done any troubleshooting because I do not use the KsCD program. |
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There's a number of people with that issue, including me, both here and |
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on the kde lists. FWIW, "the application formerly known as kcontrol", |
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now wayyy too generically known as "systemsettings" to be practical, has |
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some settings that kscd should honor, including the device for audio CDs |
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(see under advanced user settings, audio CDs). However, I've not had |
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time to look into it and thus don't know if screwing with that would fix |
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it, or not. However, I think there's other bugs there as well, as |
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there's sure a lot of folks with the problem, for it to be simply a |
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misconfigured kcontrol setting. |
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I don't know if that's fixed for kde 4.4, now in beta with the release |
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scheduled for February (don't know when in February), or not, but there's |
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a significant number of other fixes, including, it is said, the one that |
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prevents me from using the kde graphical randr (display, size and |
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orientation) to manage my multiple displays, since it's missing the |
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critical "position" setting, here and apparently on many Radeon graphics |
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chip based systems. I'm predicting that it should finally bring kde4 |
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into what I'd call release candidate status (with 4.5 comparable to most |
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projects' X.0 releases, the kde folks /claim/ that kde 4.2 was ready for |
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normal use... and maybe it was... for the devs they seem to be targeting |
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now, but DEFINITELY not for ordinary people using it for real work), so |
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I'm SERIOUSLY looking forward to it. |
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Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. |
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"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- |
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and if you use the program, he is your master." Richard Stallman |