It still does it in my version of konsole. Hitting Alt and then
releasing it will select the menubar, just like Ctrl-Alt-M
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ konsole --version
Qt: 3.2.3
KDE: 3.1.5
Konsole: 1.2.3
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> package kdm
Ignoring bugs not assigned to: kdm
> severity 208205 wishlist
Bug#208205: Stopping kdm does not cleanly logout active kde sessions
Severity set to `wishlist'.
> tags 208205 +wontfix
Bug#208205: Stopping kdm does not cleanly logout active k
> Do you perhaps know if this would indeed solve the problem ? Cause my
> suggestion was more of a poorly educated guess than anything else.
Not really - I know little about alpha. I did it for kstars because the
submitter seemed confident that -mieee would fix it.
b.
package kdm
severity 208205 wishlist
tags 208205 +wontfix
thanks
IMHO, this is out of scope for KDM. It's the X server's job to notify
the clients it is shutting down. Doing it from kdm has the following
probs:
1. doesn't fix the case when the X server shuts down for another
reason
2. your
Ben Burton writes:
>> I've seen another SIGFPE bug being closed by this somewhere else,
>> iirc, but I can't find the exact bug :(
> It was the kstars bug #226966.
Ah yes, I remember.
Do you perhaps know if this would indeed solve the problem ? Cause my
suggestion was more of a poorly educated
> I've seen another SIGFPE bug being closed by this somewhere else,
> iirc, but I can't find the exact bug :(
It was the kstars bug #226966.
b.
A possible fix might be to compile with -mieee on alpha, which makes
floating point logic on alpha behave more like on other
architectures...
I've seen another SIGFPE bug being closed by this somewhere else,
iirc, but I can't find the exact bug :(
cheers
domi
Package: kmail
Version: 4:3.1.5-1
Severity: important
This problem apparently occurs with special mails.
I have tried it once before with another mail, then I just used my
webmail to erase the corresponding.
Of course I could just do that again, but that wouldn't fix the bug :)
The bug is reprodu
James Stembridge writes:
> Package: kmix Version: 3.1.5-1
> The latest version of kmix depends on libxine, for which I see no
> good reason.
This is a known bug, attaching the patch for it.
cheers
domi
Index: xine_artsplugin/configure.in.in
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> package kicker
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> tags 229554 +upstream, fixed-upstream
Bug#229554: kicker: taskbar shows windows from all desktops by default
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Tags added: upstream, fixed-upstream
> thanks
Stopping processi
Package: kmix
Version: 3.1.5-1
The latest version of kmix depends on libxine, for which I see no good reason.
package kicker
tags 229554 +upstream, fixed-upstream
thanks
Ross Boylan writes:
> When I delete my .kde and .kderc configurations, I get one in which
> the setting for Control Panel | Desktop | Taskbar is "show windows
> from all desktops".
Hi,
Thanks for the bug report.
> There are two probl
On Sunday 25 January 2004 8:49 am, Ross Boylan wrote:
...
> I finally cured the problem by moving my .kde directory and .kderc
> file aside and letting KDE regenerate them. It asked me some
> questions about setup when I first started.
>
> My .kde and .kderc before this were pretty generic, having
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> package kedit
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> tags 229557 +unreproducible
Bug#229557: kedit: Go to line hangs Kedit
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Tags added: unreproducible
> thanks
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package kedit
tags 229557 +unreproducible
thanks
Daniel Webb writes:
> Package: kedit Version: 4:3.1.2-1 Severity: normal
> On my system, the text file at
> http://danielwebb.us/goto.tex
> will hang Kedit consistently if I try to go to line 19 or higher.
> 18 or lower will work normally. 19
Package: kedit
Version: 4:3.1.2-1
Severity: normal
On my system, the text file at
http://danielwebb.us/goto.tex
will hang Kedit consistently if I try to go to line 19 or higher. 18 or
lower will work normally. 19 or higher will hang Kedit with nearly 100%
system usage reported by top. The bot
Package: kde-core
Version: 4:3.1.2
Severity: important
I just upgraded from the standard Debian KDE 2.2.2 to 3.1 (unstable).
When I started up, my desktop was almost entirely blank. There was no
taskbar at the bottom. I think this is produced by the kicker
program. (By "taskbar" I mean the whol
Package: kicker
Version: 4:3.1.5-1
Severity: minor
When I delete my .kde and .kderc configurations, I get one in which
the setting for Control Panel | Desktop | Taskbar is "show windows
from all desktops".
I believe this is kicker's department; if not, please redirect
appropriately.
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