Try to remove the files in the build folder of kdelibs (something like
/home/your_user/kde/build/kdelibs) and run again cmakekde.
Riccardo Bellini
2011/1/10 Vladymir Bezerra
> I'm using kubuntu 10.10 but I've upgraded the libattica to version 0.2
>
>
> kd...@vladbox:/usr/lib$ locate libattica.s
Hi,
It depends on what you want to develop:
- a new program: use kde git
- improve an existing program: send a few patches to the developers or use
reviewboard.kde.org and you will be granted svn/git access after that
Tell us a bit more on what area/program you want to contribute please.
Best
I'm using kubuntu 10.10 but I've upgraded the libattica to version 0.2
kd...@vladbox:/usr/lib$ locate libattica.so
/home/kde46/attica/build/lib/libattica.so
/home/kde46/attica/build/lib/libattica.so.0
/home/kde46/attica/build/lib/libattica.so.0.2.2
/usr/lib/libattica.so
/usr/lib/libattica.so.0
/u
I forgot to mention, but I have libattica-dev installed too...
tnks
2011/1/10
> On Monday 10/01/2011 at 2:41 pm, Vladymir Bezerra wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm following these steps to build kde:
> http://techbase.kde.org/Build_KDE4.6_on_Kubuntu
> and the compilation of kdesupport was ok.
> When I
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Hi all,
I'm following these steps to build kde:
http://techbase.kde.org/Build_KDE4.6_on_Kubuntu
and the compilation of kdesupport was ok.
When I try to cmakekde on kdelibs I'm facing this error:
-
-- The following REQUIRED
>> This is why it seemed quite odd or like things where leaking, also
because
>> 1600x1200x4Bytes for RGBA = about 7Mb and I've got 512Mb ram on the GPU
>> side of things,
>See these bug reports
>https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=261069
>https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=260248
>
>esp. the 26
On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 10:37 PM, Thomas Lübking
wrote:
> Am Saturday 08 January 2011 schrieb oliverthered:
> > Ok xorg was using a lot of ram
> > mem shared
> > Xorg 729248k 9060
> ^^^ "RES" or "VIRT" (anyway it seems too much
>
>
> > cd /proc
> > sudo grep -R --include='cmdline' --exclude-dir='[a-z]*'
> > '.*graphicssystem.*' *
> "unfortunately" the default value can be compiled into Qt - so it's not
> sure
> it's not the default (but from the xrestop output - probably not)
>
> Ok, I'll see if I can find that out. It th
It's defiantly looking like a leak or 'caching', I've run xrestop and taken
snapshots at various time. From a 'clean' start-up of KDE and then doing
some stuff or waiting a while.
I don't have performance issues, until after quite a while, but I'll look at
the xrender backend and see if that help
Am Sunday 09 January 2011 schrieb oliverthered:
> On Saturday 08 Jan 2011 00:16:40 Thomas Lübking wrote:
>
> Ok, The problem with allignment may be a different problem or may be a
> side- effect. Certainly it's just happened again and ProjectM (for
> instance) runs in full-screen no problem
The we
Am Saturday 08 January 2011 schrieb oliverthered:
> Ok xorg was using a lot of ram
> mem shared
> Xorg 729248k 9060
^^^ "RES" or "VIRT" (anyway it seems too much)
the other values (iff "RES" are quite high as well)
> Here's th
Hi Matus,
On Sunday, 2011-01-09, Matus Ujhelyi wrote:
> Hi,
> my name is Matus Ujhelyi. I would like to get some information about
> KDE-developer program. Is there any way to become a developer and how the
> process pass off? Who is the person i could talk with?
There is no formal process of bec
Hi,
my name is Matus Ujhelyi. I would like to get some information about
KDE-developer program. Is there any way to become a developer and how the
process pass off? Who is the person i could talk with?
Best wishes
Matus
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