
System Software by olahaye74 1 comment
For the adventurous, rpm packages can be build using the SystemImager_fc27.dockerfile (build works for CentOS-6, CentOS-7, Fedora-27 and OpenSuSE-42.3 (just tweak the dockerfile)
- Apr 09 2018

Utilities by kelvie 347 comments
If dead, any alternative? Any way to export content? - Nov 27 2015

Groupware by denisq 93 comments
Will this be an akonadi resource?
Will you use libimobiledevice for iPhone/iPhod syncing?
- Sep 21 2010

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by gmolina 153 comments
Hi,
I'd like to use you plugin, unfortunately, it freeses firefox just after entering the kwallet password.
Please can you have a look at this and fix it before firefox becomes obsolete compared to webkit based upcomming KDE web browsers.
Best regards,
Olivier. - Jun 23 2010

System Software by VolkerLanz 104 comments
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUID_Partition_Table - Jan 12 2010

Developers Apps by wusel1007 18 comments
Generating the binary and source backage for rpm (and deb one day?) would kick ass.
Best regards. - Dec 21 2009

System Software by sabby7890 79 comments
Unfortunately, I think that while it make sense to a sysadmin to have an X configurator, for the end user, its a big mess and he'll get completely lost between kde kbd config, display properties, mouse configuration and your module. Indeed, tere will be 2 places to configure resolution: one for Xorg modes and one for Desktop size which is confusing for the user especialy if the panels are at 2 different places.
A gret thing (IMHO) would be to merge Display properties and some device into you panel, or explode your panel under the device subtree. some part would require root priviledges while other wouldn't.
Example, to fix the above example of screen resolution, you would have a panel: configure screens and a panel configure desktop. (just an idea, the aim is to reduce confusion between Xorg resolution configuration and desktop resolution configuration).
Anyway, great start. :-) - Aug 01 2006
The CD is now seen as a non writable CD.
Of course, eventhough my DVD burner has a burnproof feature, it had no time to put sync marck on the media so it could continue burning process later.
I've heard of some tools to fix thoses type of broken CD by forcing to write an "end session" so you can again append data to the CD?
Do you plan to add this type of feature to k3b? Do you know of any linux software that would do that? (I've read cdrecord, and friends, and the only thing I'v found is some info in TODO files ;-)
I'd realy like to avoid installing windows and a software that has this feature just to recover my 90minutes 99.9% empty CD-R. - May 31 2006

Graphic Apps by blackie 13 comments
More over, dristro have different components maturity and it would cause compatibility problems (not same kernel version, not same glibc version, ...)
And Finaly, despite there is LSB (Linux Standard Base), many distro have their onw way to configure the system. Even with RPM, each rpm based distro have it's ouwn rpm macros and such (just like MS who has its own CSS tags when saving a word document to HTML)
Nevertheless, LSB is aiming to expand stadard among distro, and freedesktop standard may integrate (if not yet) future release of LSB.
In the end you may not be able to install mandriva rpm on a debian (easily), but that's not a problem as all components will be packaged on all distro and behave the same way from the user point of view. - May 11 2006

System Software by sabby7890 79 comments
I'm dreaming about Xorg using /etc/sysconfig files for its config; reading keyboard from /etc/sysconfig/keyboard, probing videocard, probing monitor resolution using DDC, probing mice, and only using a config file for specific unhandled/not probable stuffs.
But thats a dream, and in the meantime, your tool is more than welcome. Especialy for xinerama/dual head configs. - May 11 2006

Graphic Apps by blackie 13 comments
Each of them have their own wonderful feature but lack some others. (some can find similar photos, some can search photo from a quick drawing, some can do some batch processing, some have unique treatment features, some have nice look, some can interact with mail clients, some can have vistual folders, some can exploit exif information for virtual folders, but none has all of thoses. digikam is one having a lot of them, but is far from having all).
digiKam is IMHO a wonderfull photo album software with plugins and great community. Why not adding your kick ass feature to this project and make digikam the best prog ever in this domain instead of reinventing the wheel each time and adding a feature to it.
Nevertheless, congratulation for your softqware, KDE needs talentuous programmers like you. - May 10 2006

Security by theanimal666 38 comments
I'd like to use KMyFirewall to maintain all the iptables I've created in my company systems.
Unfortunately, I did not find any options to edit current iptables...
Why not letting the user load the current table with:
iptables-save -c
Or did I missed something? - Mar 17 2005

Graphic Apps by wstokes 37 comments
Juste like digikam does. It's pretty convenient way to quickly switch to you app if needed.
Indeed, most of people testing your app have already a collection of photo albums often organized as directories and subdirectories. Having the above functionality would greatly help. - Mar 16 2005

Graphic Apps by wstokes 37 comments
I'm realy missing KDE File dialog box with bookmarks previews and left shortcuts icons.
Support for digikamimage-plugins and kipi-plugins would be cool too.
Best regards. - Mar 15 2005

Graphic Apps by wstokes 37 comments
I've created a spec file for MDK, but I don't know how to attach it. It aims to be Mandrake RPM architecture compliant. (though not perfect IMHO)
Best regards. - Mar 15 2005

Graphic Apps by wstokes 37 comments
This place is dedicated to my compilation and install trash. If it works, then I package the thing for a /usr relative location and I remove /usr/local directory. - Mar 15 2005
Note: Analog tv will be stopped in 2010.
Example of cards I may purchase:
- ADS Tech Instant TV DVB-T PCI
- Hauppauge WinTV NOVA-t PCI
- Pinnacle PCTV MediaCenter 300i - Mar 05 2005

Groupware by denisq 93 comments
The configure script search for makekdewidgets which is a script that appeared in KDE 3.3.0 if I'm correct.
Is there a specific option to configure script to circumvent this problem?
The error:
checking for makekdewidgets... not found
configure: error: The important program makekdewidgets was not found!
Please check whether you installed KDE correctly.
My Distribution: Mandrake 10.1 / KDE 3.2.3 / gcc 3.4
Anyway, this app look realy cool despite the fact I'm stuck to V 0.3.1
BTW: Is there a backup phonebook / restore to another phone feature in 0.4.1? - Feb 02 2005

Developers Apps by brockers 37 comments
tar xvfj kconfigure-2.0.tar.bz2
cd kconfigure-2.0
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make install
kconfigure
enable checkinstall
(example for Mandrake:
/usr/bin/checkinstall --pkgarch=i586 --pkgrelease=1mdk)
select configure script
configure
make
install as root
install package. It will overwrite the files installed in /usr by make install and then you'll be able to depollute you system in case you want to remove kconfigure. - Jan 07 2005

Developers Apps by brockers 37 comments
example: checkinstall flags for Mandrake would be: --pkgarch=i586 --pkgrelease=1mdk
Increasing pkgrelease at each build would be cool too.
Having the hability to join post/pre:un/install script would be cool.
An excellent thing would also to be able to chose the group.
example: in Mandrake http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/howtos/mdk-rpm/mdk-rpm.html#MDK-GROUPS
groups are not the same as RedHat. Having a dropdown menu would help to chose correct values.
Having the ability to check for dependancies would be great too (looking at "checking for" lines during configure phase, search fo the stuff, locate package containing it and create the Requires: line) (very HARD imho but feasable).
An other option would be to propose Require fields.
Or better: juste befor install, open a fill'in form with missing fields like packager, URL, Requires, ....
that would be just like a print dialog.
=> Doing a dialog box analog to a print dialog with fields to fill in before realy create the package would be awesome :-)
Finaly the ability to also generate the SRPM would greatly help as it would allow to tweak it :-)
Anyway, V2.0 is already awesome :-) - Jan 07 2005

System Software by isti 26 comments
A page regrouping dependances, packages dependancies and groups could also be added. - Jan 06 2005
It seems that makekdewidgets appeared in kdelibs-devel-3.2.91 and is part of KDE 3.3.x only.
Can someone confirm this?
Any alternatives to compile it for KDE 3.2.3? (the mandrake package is 1.0-beta2)
thanks in advance. - Nov 24 2004

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by cjacker 45 comments
Does your style supports the XP "Unofficial" Royal theme from media center? - Oct 20 2004

Groupware by denisq 93 comments
Also check that bluetooth service is started (and corectly setup. It's good to setup a computer name instead of bluez(%d %h))
if you start kbluetootd, you should see a message stating that a bluetooth controler has been found.
My config file looks like this:
rfcomm0 {
# Automatically bind the device at startup
bind no;
# Bluetooth address of the device
device 00:0a:28:da:e3:fe;
# RFCOMM channel for the connection
channel 1;
# Description of the connection
comment "V600";
} - Sep 09 2004

Groupware by denisq 93 comments
More over, I think that the bluetooth stuff must definitely be handled by your program (at least V1.0) using kbluetoothd. Indeed, without this feature, the user as to type wired commands in a root shell which greatly reduce the user friendlyness of your tool.
Regarding bluettoth connection, here is how to proceed:
For the 1st time:
- make your phone bluetooth visible
- as any user type in a shell:
hcitool scan
- identify your phone
- as root, edit /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf
and in the rfcomm0 section, change device address (discovered by the hcitool scan) and give a name to your device in the comment field (example: my_phone).
=> That's all for the config
Then at any time you want to connect your phone:
- make your phone bluetooth visible
- as root in a shell type the command:
rfcomm connect my_phone
and then, to use kmobiletools, use the /dev/bluetooth/rfcomm/0 device
BTW it works perfectly with my Motorola V600 and CKPD dial system.
Anyway, this app is definitely great :-) and looks realy promising.
Best regards. - Sep 09 2004

Browser by vkhaitan 72 comments
A "google like" tool bar is definitely a MUST for Konq, nevertheless, I think that by now search feature becomes fuzzy in the konq interface:
Indeed, you have:
- web shortcuts
- konq search combo
- your toolbar.
What would be realy GREAT would be to remasterize the whole thing with ONE full featured search tool natively integrated.
Example: in Konq prefs, you could say: I'm using shortcuts, so I disable the search specifi fields, but I realy want the buttons to be displayed so I can highlight the searched words.
Such an integration would reduce a lot redundancy (search engines prefs and so) and increase ergonomy a lot.
Best regards. - Aug 12 2004

Dolphin Service Menus by dmnet 9 comments
The version of this software does not reflect the quality of this software which is far better that it sound like.
I think V1.0 would be more appropriate as I've not been able to find any problem wile using it up to now.
In order to make things work I did:
- installed bluez packages
- changed name in /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf
- restarted bluetooth
- installed kdebluetooth
nothing more and it worked perfectly :-) - Jul 06 2004

Science by gridniew 45 comments
Is it GPL or Shareware?
On kde-apps.org it is said to be GPL, but on the site, it is said to be a shareware......... - Apr 15 2004

Icon Sub-Sets by norbalin 68 comments
Thanks to guys like you, the KDE community can enjoy some fabulous artworks.
I'm just sad that the license (that you're not responsible for) prevent users in a company to enjoy this artwork on their desktop.
The drawback of such a licence is that it may never get included in a general distribution and get only a marginal diffusion (limited to kdelook visitors)
Anyway, it clear that anybody is free to decide what one can do with the result of his hard work, and I strongly respect this choice.
In the RPM, I've put the following header. Do you think it is apropriate?
Vendor: Norbalin
License: Restricted
Summary: Umicons 2.0 Icons set.
Packager: Olivier Lahaye
URL: http://Mattahan.Web1000.com
%description
The Umicons 2.0 Icons from Mattahan ported to KDE by Norbalin!
Many thanks goes to mattahan for his agreement to convert this icons for Linux/KDE!!!
PS: The SPEC RPM and SRPM have not been spreaded and will not be until I have the authoristion of course.
PPS: On the KDElook sumup, the License says "read the readme". Thus I was obliged to download it before reading the readme...
Best regards. - Oct 16 2003

Icon Sub-Sets by norbalin 68 comments
I did not find any "README" file and started the package creation.
After finishing the RPM and testing install I've discovered the "readme damnit!!!.txt" and sadly discovered that companies are not welcome to use these icons....
So I stoppped immediately my idea to deploy it for my users in order to respect the licence.
Anyway, now I have a spec file and instead of removing it I think it would be a more intelligent idea to contribut it to the communitiy.
My question is: how do I contribute to it. (how can I publish it on this site as a contrib to Umicons instead of creating a new entry that could be seen in a bad way by the author)
PS: of course I won't spend my company time for packaging next versions of this icon-set as I'm not allowed to use it in return.
Regards. - Oct 15 2003