On 2020-04-07 05:09, Adriaan de Groot wrote:
On Monday, 6 April 2020 12:32:54 CEST Simon Persson wrote:
Please help to review kup.
- It's probably worthwhile looking at REUSE licensing compliance (see
reuse.software, or ask on IRC #kde-devel) so that the license is machine-
readabl
On 2020-04-08 16:53, Christophe Giboudeaux wrote:
'COPYING' only covers the GPL-2.0-only part of the code. You also need the
GPL-3.0-only and the LicenseRef-KDE-Accepted-GPL reference.
Note that we're slowly moving from the monolithic license blocks to SPDX
statements.
See https://community.k
Hello!
On 2020-04-07 06:01, Nicolas Fella wrote:
Hi,
I briefly skimmed trough the codebase. Looks all sane to me. A few
minor observations:
- You may want to look into KConfigXT. It should be able to generate
the classes from settings/ from an XML description.
I think that I looked at it
On 2020-04-07 21:28, Jonathan Riddell wrote:
This looks great. I think the other comments have covered the main
issues so I'll just make a cheeky feature request and suggest it gets
the ability to upload to cloud storage since I would guess that's the
main way to do backups these days. Talki
On 2020-04-07 06:02, Albert Astals Cid wrote:
When in the kcm i go to add new plan i get the "Versioned backup" disabled because bup is
not installed *BUT* it is still the selected radio button, i guess in that case it would make more
sense if the "Synchronized backup" was the selected one, no
Hello!
Please help to review kup.
It is a backup scheduler tightly integrated with plasma (has system
setting kcm, systray plasmoid, kioslave). It supports saving backups
either with bup or with rsync.
It has been developed outside of KDE for many years and only now is
being incubated.
I
signal emitted on manual "save
session" activation but not on log out.
Thanks,
Simon Persson
change would be
that a power failure or crash of ksmserver would now result in the current
state of running activities not getting saved, hardly critical I would say).
Also saw that "restore manually saved session" now restores activities as they
were when the session was saved.
Thanks,
Simon Persson
tores activities as they
were when the session was saved.
Thanks,
Simon Persson
session compiled from master, logging of the
signal with qbusviewer.
With "restore previous session" set: signal emitted at all logouts. "save
session" button is not available.
With "restore manually saved session" set: signal emitted on manual "save
session" activation but not on log out.
Thanks,
Simon Persson
On Thursday 30 June 2011 02.39.01 Michael Jansen wrote:
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> > I forgot that there's a kglobalaccel in kdelibs when I wrote the
> > summary.. therefore I didn't specify that this function is needed by
> > the daemon kglobalaccel from kde-runtime.
> >
> > I went ahead and commited today, in retr
and commited today, in retrospect I should probably have written
this email first...
Let me know if you still have concerns regarding this!
Simon
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