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I have KDE4. It work's perfect. Try set "Custom-cxxflags" to off, |
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maybe this will help. From my opinion KDE and QT 4 don't like |
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customized C/CXX Flags, such as fomit-frame-pointer and similar. Try |
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to set correct USE flags and first of all - add DBUS to default |
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runlevel if Your "Welcome" screen don't work - it works for me. You |
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should also have Hald for X.org configuration. |
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BTW. I don't use any desktop mail client - I've chosen GroupOffice |
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for web client with IMAP support and great tool for my work - safer |
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because of laptop disk crashes or similar - data is stored external |
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and it's delivered by OpenVPN with certificate nad data encryption. |
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Chromium as major web browser, Subversion integrated with KDE, Wicd |
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as network configuration daemon. Also Kadu as IM, wine + winamp, |
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OpenOffice. Not installed Compiz for now, but I have it on my plans. |
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Login screen works great, loading is realy fast. Only one problem |
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with Bluetooth but i think it's device fault - device USB connector |
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broken. Everyday working with dual-head 2 monitors - KDE 4 detects |
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when I connect another monitor, soundcard and Xine integration into |
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phonon works with no glitches. Other tools like SSH/SFTP integrated |
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into konqueror works great - konqueror itself also perfect! |
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It's good, it's fast, it's intuitive, it's "better desktop software", |
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it's XXI century desktop environment, not such as Gnome and funny |
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"icons trashroom" on desktop. |
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Why KDE? Because i like it. Don't say that this software SUCKS, |
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_check_Your_config_. If You have problem try to remove .kde or .kde4 |
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folder in Your home directory and recreate profile. |
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At Wtorek, 29-06-2010 on 0:50 Alex Schuster wrote: |
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Kevin O'Gorman writes: |
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> As the OP, I'd like to know if anybody else has noticed how far OT |
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this |
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> thread has gone? |
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> Somebody please give it a meaningful title, and maybe the right |
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people |
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> will notice your thread.... |
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But I think the title is just perfect! Well, not really, because, |
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despite |
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my constant ranting and endless KDE4 problems, for which the only |
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sane and |
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obvious solution would of course be to dump this whole crap, I would |
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really really hate to do so. |
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KDE got me addicted. I refused to use it for a long time, and had |
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some |
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crazy enlightenment setup which I was happy with, until it stopped |
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working, and I gave KDE 3.something a try. I feared that the |
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complexity |
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would make showstopping bugs happen more often, but on the other hand |
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it |
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is of course nice to have an integrated system, with things like the |
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same |
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file dialog for most applications. And so I got hooked. There were |
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some |
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problems, but most of the time it worked well. But with time I |
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experienced |
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some bitrot. |
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Then I got a new PC, and gave KDE4.2 a try. Many many bugs, but most |
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of |
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them not really bad ones, but some nice new features instead. Like, |
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konqueror still crashing often, but with recovery function. Kmail |
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crashed |
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even less - well, this was not hard. And I thought these little |
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annoying |
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bugs would be fixed soon. |
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But this bugfixing progress was slower than expected. Some things |
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never |
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really worked. And big showstoppers happened, just as I feared before |
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I |
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began this whole KDE adventure. For example, when KDE4's password |
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dialog |
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stopped working. Suddenly I had no access to the KDE wallet [*], |
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could not |
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read or write e-mail, or access my shares. I realized how dependent I |
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had |
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become of all this. Well, not totally, there are lots of other e-mail |
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clients, and I can do most things in a plain text shell, but this |
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meant |
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some work, mostly because I had a hard time getting my passwords |
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back. |
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On the other hand, I like my KDE setup. 8 desktops, each customized |
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to the |
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activity I am doing there. Convenient shortcuts to the things I do, |
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to the |
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locations I access. Geeky stuff. Nice software, like kontact. I |
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really |
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really like this - if it works. When not, I think about dumping all. |
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Why am I writing all this? I don't know. Kevin, despite me |
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considering |
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your thread as mine now, I will open a new one about specific |
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problems. |
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[*] And a similar thing just happned yesterday. I wanted to go to |
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bed, but |
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I had to write an important e-mail first. I started it, and after |
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some |
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lines whole kontact froze. I killed it, started again, and the same |
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happened. I killed it, wrote an e-mail to myself, which worked. I |
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started |
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the mail I had to write again, kontact froze after a little while. I |
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killed it, wrote the mail in knotes first, pasted it into the |
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composing |
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window, added a CC, pushed the send button... kontact froze. Tried |
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again, |
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same result. Then I used thunderbird. |
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I looked what I had emerged this day, but nothing had to do much with |
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kontact. I logged out and in again - and got dozends of notification |
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windows telling me that kwalletmanager just crashed. I'm still not |
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sure |
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what had happened with kontact, I guess it wanted to access the |
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wallet |
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when sending the mail, maybe also when making an automatic backup. |
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Whatever. I restored a backup of my .kde4 directory that I had made |
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one |
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day ago, still no wallet. But with the next backup, 5 days old, I |
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could |
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log in. I finally found out I had to exchange the |
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.kde4/share/apps/kwallet/kdewallet.kwl file, and all was back to |
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normal. |
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And I could finally go to bed. |
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Wonko |