> For example slabs of aluminium have standard sizes
I would guess there are at least 50 different standards available for
alu plates. But the difference to the computer world is, you can take
any of that plates, drill a hole and mount stuff.
> building materials have well defined specifications
2009/12/8 David C. Rankin :
> Specifically I see a slowdown when I access a mail folder containing >2000
> messages or so. Each time I leave and return to a folder (my arch folder for
> example) kmail reloads and re-sorts the entire folder taking some 20+
> seconds each time. It is like all 'folder
2009/9/4 Thomas Bächler :
> There is an awesome and easy converter in KDE (already in KDE3), but it's
> invisible since KDE4 (they forgot to add a UI that appears when you insert a
> CD). Fire up konqueror or dolphin, enter "audiocd:/" into the URL field and
> feel the love.
You can adjust the set
2009/8/25 David C. Rankin :
> Is there a hidden setting for this, or is it just in the next
> 4.3.00-xyz package to be released?
I'm at work, but if i remember correctly, theres is a setting for
allowing it to make rows, and theres a checkbox to force this.
*searching* Yep, here you go. [1
I would say, that this should stay as it is, as long as its the
default upstream. Adding all kind of gstreamer plugins as depends
would be a workaround, but that isnt very KISS, too. Phonon should say
something like "I cant play that format for you. Please configure your
backend for this file type.
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