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From: Konrad D?browski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: kicker-applets: kbinaryclock shows a big green LED after login
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When I log in to KDE, kbinaryclock starts automatically. It only shows
the bottom row of the LEDs. The LEDs on this row function correctly. The
top three rows are replaced with a big green LED which stays there
permanently. This does not happen when I start kbinaryclock having
logged into KDE earlier. It only happens when kbinaryclock starts
automatically after login. It does this every time I log in.
I have the following options set:
Show seconds: no, LED look: Raised, LED shape: rectangular
I can work around this by doing the following:
Tick the show seconds box, click apply. Kbinaryclock now works as it
should. I then untick the show seconds box and click OK.
I'm not sure but this may be related to the following bugs on the KDE
Bug Tracking System: 78852 and 87824.
Please tell me if there's any more information I can provide that might
come in useful or if you want me to try something out.
Thanks
Konrad D.
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Subject: Bug fixed in KDE 3.5
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The fix can be found here at http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=109689#c6 .
Thanks!
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