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| 3.4 are much faster than 3.3. Downloaded it at http://www.linuxpackages.net/ The fonts are much better I think. Any comment on that please! Thor-Inge Lars Behrens wrote: > Hi there, > > has someone already upgraded KDE to 3.4 on Slack 10.1? Any experience? > > Cheerz Lars |
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| Thor-Inge wrote: No problem with installation A bit faster No bug till now thib > 3.4 are much faster than 3.3. Downloaded it at > http://www.linuxpackages.net/ The fonts are much better I think. Any > comment on that please! > > > Thor-Inge > Lars Behrens wrote: >> Hi there, >> >> has someone already upgraded KDE to 3.4 on Slack 10.1? Any experience? >> >> Cheerz Lars |
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| Lars Behrens wrote: > Hi there, > > has someone already upgraded KDE to 3.4 on Slack 10.1? Any experience? I've been using 3.4 since it was in alpha. The final release is quite stable and adds lots of nice features. The one I use most is fast user switching. You could do it before 3.4, but it took lots of tweaking. Now it's just built in. I only encountered one bug so far, relating to Kdewallet and storing passwords for Web sites. Everything else seems rock solid. |
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| On 2005-03-26, Jim <jimmycNO@SPAMspeedfactory.net> wrote: > and adds lots of nice features. The one I use most is fast user switching. > You could do it before 3.4, but it took lots of tweaking. What tweaking? I run two users on separate x servers and switch instantly back and forth with Ctrl-Alt F7 and F8. nb |
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| On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 17:43:37 +0100, Lars Behrens wrote: > has someone already upgraded KDE to 3.4 on Slack 10.1? Any experience? I have a few strange issues. I have kompiled via Konstruct with -O3 and Pentium 4 optimizations. I have: Dual Xeon 2.66 with HT, i.e. 4 cpus in /proc/cpuinfo 1. Kpdf crashes if I enable background thread option. 2. Because of a nice themable KDM, decided to use it finally instead of booting into console and startx. But one strange issue happens is that my scrollwheel no longer functions properly (if I load via KDM). I have Logitech MX510 and my mousewheel functions as Back&Forward in Firefox and "Back" "Forward" buttons on the mouse function as scrollwheel. I'm very confused and can't find anything related on google. My xorg.conf contains the following for my mouse: Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Mouse0" Driver "mouse" Option "Device" "/dev/mouse" Option "Buttons" "7" Option "ZAxisMapping" "6 7" Option "Name" "Logitech MX 510" EndSection 3. Found out that KDE3.4 supports 800dpi mouse resolution of my Logitech however it seems that I need to use PAM in order to be able to use it. |
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| Lars Behrens wrote: > has someone already upgraded KDE to 3.4 on Slack 10.1? Any experience? Fine (using packages at linuxpackages.net) - UNTIL I tried retrieving mail in KMail. That failed with "Could not start process pop3'. I notice a couple of references to that problem on Google but no solutions that I could see. Anyone else struck this or solved it? Did I need to upgrade anything other than the various kde packages? (Gone back to 3.3 for the time being) -- Roger Brown roger2@rogerbrown.no-ip.org http://rogerbrown.no-ip.org |
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| One of the issues with 3.4 is that for smpt auth you have to hav cyrus-sasl. And kdebase has to be rebuilt. On Linuxpackages w posted fixes for this if you check back on the site. Due to th buggy history of cyrus-sasl at this point it just doesn't make sens to include or make it a requirement for the package so we jus created an alternate kdebase-sasl package for those that need thi option. Hope the dev team at kde get enough email about this to ge them to go back to the other way or figure something else out beside requiring those libs. Guess we will have to wait and see ho Slackware will work around this in the future or if it will star shiping with cyrus-sasl Message posted via ==================== www.linuxpackages.net/foru www.linuxpackages.ne Expanding the world of Slackwar ===================== |
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| Le Sat, 26 Mar 2005 12:39:41 +0000, tg a écrit*: > One of the issues with 3.4 is that for smpt auth you have to have > cyrus-sasl. And kdebase has to be rebuilt. On Linuxpackages we > posted fixes for this if you check back on the site. Due to the > buggy history of cyrus-sasl at this point it just doesn't make sense .... I add up to this :-) AAMOF I tried the Linuxpackages stack but it didn't make it with this issue, even though I installed the cyrus-sasl and the sasl'ed base pkg. I'm sorry I haven't time to investigate at the moment, so I reverted to 3.3 and had a funky issue with Kmail refusing to start whining it couldn't create $HOME/Mail ... In real it is just a sequel of 3.4betas which introduced to set an interpreting value to the '^folders=' reference ! I give here the repair, as it may happen to others : go into : vi ~/.kde/share/config/kmailrc and change the buggy line to : folders=~/Mail or folders=/home/mylogin/Mail as you like it. |