pynm0001

Michael Michael Pyne

Hi, I am pynm0001 and I create Developers Apps, Utilities, Network and more.

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Developers Apps

kdesvn-build

Developers Apps Jul 11 2008

Score 50.0%

kdeapp-template

Developers Apps Oct 19 2004

Score 50.0%

Utilities

abakus

Utilities May 08 2006

Score 50.0%

.torrent file editor

Utilities Jun 07 2005

Score 58.0%

Network

kfile_torrent

Network May 22 2004

Score 50.0%

Screensavers

KDE Asciiquarium

Screensavers Sep 16 2005

Score 50.0%

System Software

reset-screen

System Software Apr 13 2006

Score 50.0%

Wallpaper Other

Sunset

Wallpaper Other Jul 30 2004

Score 50.0%

test

kdesvn-build

Developers Apps 52 comments

by pynm0001

Score 50.0%

Jul 11 2008

Are you sure you're not mixing up versions of kdesvn-build? I can't reproduce here but since kdesvn-build is part of kdesdk it is commonly included on people's systems when they don't realize it.

Please confirm you have at least kdesvn-build 1.6.1 by running kdesvn-build --version to make sure you're not accidentally running an older version of kdesvn-build included on your system. - Jul 11 2008

Ah yes, I keep forgetting to fix this bug, thanks for reminding me. - Jun 29 2008

Not really, I suppose. I haven't tried it yet myself but I'm sure it's better than 1.5. ;) - Oct 17 2006

I will mention that in the documentation, thanks. - Feb 12 2006

Is the libungif library you have installed recent enough? Browsing around the internet, it seems you should have 4.0 or 3.0. I have 4.1.3 and things seem to be OK. - Feb 07 2006

Logs are kept for every kdesvn-build you do. Normally they are kept in the /log directory of your KDE source folder. (By default this is ~/kdesvn/log). The last kdesvn-build log can be reached in log/latest. The others are dated and then numbered. For example, you may have a folder ~/kdesvn/log/2005-07-27-01. In each of these log folders is a directory for each module that kdesvn-build dealt with. The module directory contains all the logs pertaining to that module. If a module failed for some reason, there will be an error.log file explaining why. To break it all down, if e.g. kdelibs failed for some reason on your last run, you could find out why by looking at ~/kdesvn/log/latest/kdelibs/error.log Hope this helps. - Jul 28 2005

Sounds like a nice idea, and I'm always looking to make kdesvn-build more convenient to use. Perhaps you could file a bug/wishlist item on kdesvn-build on the KDE Bugzilla at http://bugs.kde.org/ ? I know it may be a bit of hassle but it makes it much easier for me to track outstanding bugs and feature requests, especially since I don't often check the comments on this page. - Jul 12 2005

Do you have more than one version of gcc installed? If so, ld may be trying to link in two different (and conflicting) C++ libraries. Or at least, that's the only thing I can think of. - Jul 08 2005

It's (finally) fixed in /trunk (kdesdk/scripts/kdesvn-build). - Jun 08 2005

To be honest I'm surprised it worked at all (although I don't mind trying to get it to work). Let me just point out that Stephan Binner's Konstruct tool is the best way to install *releases* of KDE. http://developer.kde.org/build/konstruct/ This is because with a KDE release you have source tarballs to work off of. HTTP and FTP are both much faster protocols than Subversion, so this is quicker for yourself, and less CPU intensive for the KDE mirror. However if you're compiling branch or trunk then kdesvn-build is your best choice so you can stay current with the latest happening in the source repo. ;-) - Jun 07 2005

To make it install in /usr, you'd do something like

global
kdedir /usr
make-install-prefix sudo
...
end global

But you don't want to install directly in /usr, you want to install in something like /usr/local/kde, or /usr/kde, or /opt/kde, but don't dump everything in /usr. ;)

The make-install-prefix thing is to run "sudo make" instead of just "make" in order to get root permissions during the install procedure. This means that sudo should work without requiring a password if you want to go this route. - May 30 2005

I can write an ebuild that will install kdesvn-build, but you'd still have to use kdesvn-build after that to build KDE. Hopefully it'll work without you having to edit a configuration file, but it's really better to just use the tarball, which includes documentation and a sample configuration file. - May 08 2005

abakus

Utilities 15 comments

by pynm0001

Score 50.0%

May 08 2006

I wish I knew. :(

It sounds like it's trying to compile in 64-bit mode and can't find the right 64-bit Qt libraries. But I don't have a 64-bit system myself so I wouldn't know exactly how to solve that issue. - May 08 2006

If you have 0.80.1 abakus might not configure for you if you don't have scons still. Yet another python function acts different between different versions. :( Long story short, if you catch this error change os.system("pwd") on line 61 of configure to os.popen("pwd").read().strip() I will make a 0.80.2 release as soon as I can I promise, but I'm about to leave. ;) - Jun 12 2005

Sorry, abakus apparently requires KDE 3.3, not 3.1. :-(

I will investigate solutions to allow abakus to compile with 3.1 and 3.2 but until then, an easy fix would be to change the setupGUI(...); call in mainwindow.cpp to be createGUI();

You will lose a little bit of functionality, but the program should still work. - Oct 16 2004

> auto-define r[n] as variable for the last result.

This is done, using $n variables. $0 is always the most recent result.

> dcop-interface to submit an expression/get the result.

Done.

> save history to file (txt)

I knew I forgot something. =D - Oct 15 2004

> auto-define r[n] as variable for the last result.

I like this idea, I'll have to see how hard it is to do.

> dcop-interface to submit an expression/get the result.

I think the whole point of abakus is to be compact enough to do that itself, but DCOP support is such a trivial thing to add that I can't see a reason not to.

> self-defined functions:
f(x)=x^2 + 2*x - 6 => (done)
f(4) => 18

I want to add this but I'll have to rearrange the parser. This is one of the areas where Ariya's SpeedCrunch *really* has abakus beat, since it's easier to form a parse tree with his parser.

> save history to file (txt)

Good idea.

> save defined function to file:

Also a good idea.

> set a list of function-sets which should be loaded automaticly on startup.

Well I figure if you define the function it will always be loaded automatically after that. - Oct 07 2004

KDE Asciiquarium

Screensavers 25 comments

by pynm0001

Score 50.0%

Sep 16 2005

Odd. It went through make successfully and then didn't install?

Try doing (from the same directory)

"./scons install" to run the local scons manually, that would hopefully work. - Mar 11 2006

Good catch on the message. Too lazy to fix it though, sorry. :)

And yes, I always hated downloading packages that just wouldn't compile which is why I've tried to make it easy to build and install. It's a lot easier when you have SCons/bksys to help instead of the autotools though. ;) - Sep 17 2005

.torrent file editor

Utilities 6 comments

by pynm0001

Score 58.0%

Jun 07 2005

Sorry about the long delay, I didn't notice any comments on this.

Anyways, kde-config wasn't found, which is odd because it's kinda basic for a kde development environment.

Do you have all the appropriate kde development packages installed (e.g. kdelibs-dev)? - Oct 20 2005

Windowslike - random crashes

Utilities 33 comments

by TheOneAndOnlyFoo

Score 63.3%

Dec 29 2004

To be real Windows-like, the program should also spawn annoying popups from the system tray (at least when emulating > Win ME).

You could get bonus points by popping up spyware sites randomly as well. ;) - Dec 28 2004

Kcomain

Developers Apps 11 comments

by MMax

Score 50.0%

Feb 09 2005

Good job, I like the idea a lot, even though I haven't used the program yet. :-) - Oct 06 2004

qbuildkde

Developers Apps 35 comments

by slesa

Score 50.0%

Sep 14 2004

Actually, there already exist several KDE CVS build scripts that don't depend on Qt/KDE to run, including kde-build in the kdesdk module, and my own script which I won't plug here. ;-)

The nice thing about this program is that it is GUI driven, making it even easier for people to install a CVS version of KDE. Beyond that I'm not sure, as I've never used it myself. - Sep 14 2004

I made a simple packaging script for kdecvs-build that I use when I make releases, but it's rather tied to the CVS repository. - Sep 10 2004

Konstruct is used for building KDE from source releases, not CVS. This application builds KDE from CVS. - Sep 10 2004

What he means is that when you do:
$ tar xzvf archive-version.tar.gz

the files are extracted in the *current* directory instead of being extracted into the directory archive-version.

When you package your program, you should create a temporary directory, copy the files that will be in the package into this temporary directory, and then tar up the directory, not the files.

Example:

$ mkdir qbuildkde-0.6
$ cp source.* qbuildkde-0.6
$ tar czf qbuildkde-0.6.tar.gz qbuildkde-0.6
$ rm -r qbuildkde-0.6

Your archive is now contained within qbuildkde-0.6.tar.gz, and will not spill files all over a user's home directory when he extracts it. ;-) - Sep 10 2004

DVD Audio Extractor

Utilities 6 comments

by meneerdik

Score 50.0%

Mar 24 2004

Never mind, that was my fault. :-)

I guess that's how you select a range of tracks in mplayer? I was wondering why it was taking so long to encode the track... turns out I almost encoded the whole damn DVD. :-)

Guess it's time to upgrade mplayer. - Mar 29 2004

I had a problem running the script because of the dvd://$i-$i option to mplayer.

My version of mplayer only seems to want the dvd://$i option. I changed that and it seems to work fine so far. - Mar 29 2004

Knifty (KDE >= 3.2)

KDE 3.x Window Decorations 78 comments

by ceebx

Score 50.0%

Jul 21 2004

Yeah, I felt the same way as you, that's why I eventually started on trying to get the port mostly finished. I figured that if I could at least get it to compile and run, then Sandro would have no choice but to clean it up and release it. :) - Nov 10 2003

Could you please post the output of the make command? At least the last few lines, starting with the first error. Perhaps the --prefix is wrong, but I'm not familiar with SuSE 9.0. - Nov 09 2003

Knifty

KDE 3.x Window Decorations 100 comments

by ceebx

Score 50.0%

Aug 24 2003

It may sound stupid, but have you checked out and installed kdebase also? You need kdelibs and kdebase installed to use compile KWin themes. Also be aware that KDE CVS KWin is mostly incompatible with KWin, so a lot of window decorations won't compile anyways. KNifty itself has been ported to 3.2, so try 0.4.0 if you're using KDE CVS. - Nov 09 2003