IRC log for #kde on 20130618

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00:14.43Roberth1990Sho_: I read on planet kde that porting everything to qml will result in next major version that the entire desktop will be rendered with opengl, what about applications that are not written in qml, will this bring any benefits to them?
00:16.28Sho_Roberth1990: no
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00:17.33Roberth1990Sho_: will they be hoste inside of a some sort of a meta window or...?
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00:19.13Sho_Roberth1990: No
00:19.23Sho_Roberth1990: Here's how this all works, roughly:
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00:19.52d9500does kde's networkmanager applet support bridging in kde 4.11? it doesn't look like the current version does. networkmanager itself has had the capability to manage bridged connections since 0.9.8, but the kde applet is developed separately from networkmanager, so i didn't know if bridging support was included. i've looked and can't seem to find a setting to create, delete, or manage any bridges.
00:20.26Sho_Roberth1990: Everything you see on the screen is inside a window - the desktop surface is a window, the panels are windows, the applications are windows - and the contents of those windows are rendered into off-screen memory buffers
00:21.10Roberth1990I see
00:21.34Sho_Roberth1990: Then kwin takes the contents of those buffers and combines them into a full image that is rendered to the buffer that the monitor is fed from
00:22.34Sho_Roberth1990: In a modern configuration, this compositing step happens via OpenGL, i.e. there is a OpenGL scene that has polygons representing windows which get textured with window contents
00:22.52Sho_(the implementation details of all of this are a wee bit more complicated, but that is the rough conceptual overview)
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00:23.24Roberth1990Sho_: does every window that isnt an independent application and a part of the desktop run as its own thread?
00:23.26Roberth1990I see
00:24.36Sho_Roberth1990: Now, right now, the contents of the windows that belong to Plasma (i.e. the desktop surface, the panels, popups from those panels, etc.) are rasterized by the immediate mode painting stack inside Qt, which has a couple of backend implementations, like software rasterization and XRender
00:25.32Sho_Roberth1990: This is also true for QML content hosted in those Plasma windows, because in Qt 4, QML is implemented on top of the QGraphicsView canvas system, which uses QPainter (the above-mentioned immediate mode painting API)
00:26.21Sho_Roberth1990: A significant change in Qt 5 is that QML was ported from using QGraphicsView to using a new, different scene graph implementation, which happens to be implemented with OpenGL
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00:27.03Sho_Roberth1990: So the change from now to then is that (a) we're going to pervasively use QML and (b) that QML is going to live in OpenGL scene graphs, the bottom line being that the contents of those Plasma windows will be rendered using OpenGL
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00:28.22Sho_Roberth1990: As for the multi-threading question, we do use multi-threading for a variety of things, but there is no window-level threading split, no
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00:30.38Roberth1990ah I see
00:30.59Roberth1990Sho_: you know about any benchmarks which show the difference between qml in qt4 and qt5?
00:31.27Sho_Roberth1990: Not from the top of my head
00:31.49Roberth1990okay:P
00:32.07Roberth1990is the qml in qt5 called qml2 right?
00:32.33Sho_Roberth1990: I think the official name is QtQuick 2.0 vs QtQuick 1.1
00:33.05Sho_Roberth1990: Note that benchmarks are always useless unless you understand what the numbers mean
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00:43.08Sho_Roberth1990: When it comes to rendering performance the rough idea to keep in mind is that your goal is to render 60 frames per second, which means you have 16.6 miliseconds to render one frame, and a framework might be better than another framework because (a) individual operations take less time, allowing you to get more done in those 16.6; (b) operations are implemented in such a way as to be less prone to suffering from resource contention with other activities on
00:43.10Sho_the system, slowing them down, (c) the framework is more resilient to adverse effects stemming from programmer misuse of the framework (e.g. extracting good performance for rendering very often relies on the programmer being smart enough to avoid context switches, and it's nice if a framework finds a way not to rely on the programmer being good)
00:44.39Sho_Roberth1990: OpenGL is a win over CPU rendering for a mix of 'a' (the GPU is a very fast number-cruncher, which makes some operations economical that just aren't on a CPU) and 'b' (running on the GPU avoids resource contention with activities on the CPU), but often doesn't do so well on 'c'
00:45.31Sho_Roberth1990: Not doing well on 'c' is because OpenGL is usually not used in an immediate mode way but in a retained mode way, i.e. by having a scene graph implementation that takes care of uploading things to the GPU in an efficient away to for example avoid frequent context switching
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00:46.15Sho_Roberth1990: That's why having QML on a OpenGL scene graph for example is better than trying to accelerate QPainter via OpenGL and getting QGraphicsView onto the GPU that way (which was actually attempted too)
00:46.25Roberth1990isnt the biggest win with this for tablet users?
00:50.38Sho_Roberth1990: Dunno ... in the sense that mobile devices are generally slower it might have a bigger impact there
00:51.43Sho_Roberth1990: And on mobile devices improved efficiency also has an extra win you don't have on AC power: battery life
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00:52.49Roberth1990yeah thats what I thought
00:52.54Sho_Roberth1990: As for normal apps, whether QML becomes a success for traditional desktop UIs has yet to play out
00:53.33Sho_Roberth1990: Qt 5.1 introduces a set of QML components that emulate traditional desktop UI widgets like buttons, scrollbars, listviews etc. with native styling support
00:53.50Roberth1990and it also sounds like kde will be more suitable on those cheap arm boards to since they often has a wimpy cpu but a powerful gpu
00:53.58Sho_Roberth1990: right, yup
00:54.04Roberth1990cool
00:56.57Sho_and on that note, 4.11 comes with a long list of really neat kwin efficiency improvements that among other things further reduce its CPU usage
00:57.57Roberth1990yeah I read that performance is stellar for me anyway so
00:58.06Roberth1990that is more news with people with old hardware:P
00:58.26Sho_well, it also means performance has a higher chance of _staying_ stellar while you utilize your CPU heavily
00:58.34Roberth1990yeah I know
00:58.37Sho_so it's always a win for some of the time :)
00:58.59Roberth1990but thats rarely a case for me since my server does most of the hard work:)
00:59.01Roberth1990yep
01:02.43Roberth1990Sho_: SNA working fine for you?
01:02.57Sho_Roberth1990: haven't seen any problems yet
01:04.27Roberth1990Sho_: good, i think SNA is being a bit matured right now
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01:05.04Sho_maybe I should switch to xrender for a while to see how that feels like
01:05.17Roberth1990http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel/log/ you can easily see what is being focused on for the moment hehe...
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01:07.24Sho_in fact, I have to reboot in a few minutes anyway, why not switch to xrender then
01:08.20Roberth1990what?
01:08.36Sho_I mean, since I have to log out and back in anyway
01:10.09Roberth1990because of SNA?
01:10.30Sho_Roberth1990: Yeah, I'm not really noticing much of SNA with Qt bypassing XRender anyway
01:11.16Sho_so let's tell Qt to use XRender instead
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01:17.33Roberth1990oh...
01:17.44Roberth1990so it uses mesa for you normally to render 2D?
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01:24.50Sho_Roberth1990: Abandoned that experiment again, the XRender backend has just bitrotted too much since becoming non-default (the font kerning is buggy, etc.)
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02:25.50Roberth1990Sho_: oh hehe
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07:33.02titouhey
07:33.21titousince I move to KDE 4.10 I encounter problems with virtuoso..
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07:33.36titoueach time I log in it takes 100% of my cpu..
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08:08.56DaZso, either let it do what it's doing or disable the desktop search? :v
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09:45.06luiscuerdohello could someone help me? i am trying to install a program in kubuntu, and I have no idea what i am doing
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09:46.32luiscuerdoit is the translation toolkit it is a setup.py file, do i need to download phyton?
09:46.48luiscuerdoI downloaded python, but I dont know how to install it either
09:47.42luiscuerdoI am using virtualbox
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09:49.26luiscuerdocan i use lokalize in kubuntu?
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09:57.35neverendingoluiscuerdo: installing a program depends on the distro, not necessarily kde, you better ask in their channel for support, #kubuntu i guess
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10:01.38luiscuerdohello neverendingo, thank you i will giveit a try
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10:07.07luiscuerdoneverendingo: , do you know if there is a channel for lokalize?
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10:07.36neverendingoluiscuerdo: should be this one then
10:08.40luiscuerdoneverendingo: i am trying to use TMs in lokalize but it does not work
10:09.12luiscuerdowhen I try to load .po files it freezes, when I import tmx files, it does not, but it doesn't load them anyway
10:10.20neverendingoluiscuerdo: not using it myself, but did you check the online docs already?
10:10.34neverendingoe.g. http://userbase.kde.org/Lokalize or http://docs.kde.org/development/en/kdesdk/lokalize/index.html
10:11.16toskyluiscuerdo: does it freeze after or before opening the window with the progress?
10:12.21luiscuerdothank you neverendingo
10:12.53luiscuerdotosky: , the window "select directory to be scanned" freezes when I touch any button
10:13.12toskythat's not normal
10:13.38toskyI still have 4.8 here, but at least those steps work, even if it is slow
10:15.09luiscuerdotosky: i have 1.5 in KDE development platform 4.10.2, in kde forwindows
10:16.03luiscuerdoi have tried installing mint kde in virtualbox but it also freezes, i only managed to instal kubuntu in virtualbox
10:16.14toskyoh, windows, maybe you'd better ask on #kde-windows
10:16.26toskylokalize freezes in mint?
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10:18.34luiscuerdotosky: i could not install mint
10:18.41luiscuerdoin virtualbox
10:18.52luiscuerdoi asked in kde-windows, thanks
10:20.00toskythe issue with mint is a different one :)
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10:25.52luiscuerdoi will try to install mint in my laptop with dual boot
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10:26.10luiscuerdotosky: do u know if i can just copy the files into a usb drive?
10:26.52toskyluiscuerdo: which files?
10:27.24luiscuerdothe installation files tosky, from the boot-disc
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10:29.03luiscuerdoI will give it a try, than you tosky
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12:32.03titouhey
12:32.10titoustill nobody reading?
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12:38.57handlesorry man, we're all writing now
12:39.13handlehmm, should have said "yeah, we're all write"
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12:42.02titouwriting?!
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12:50.47BluesKajHiyas all
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12:56.43rindolfBluesKaj: hi.
12:57.34BluesKajHi rindolf
12:57.42rindolfBluesKaj: what's new?
12:58.16BluesKajoh , not much , fooling with vpn
12:58.31BluesKajhow about you ?
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13:01.09BluesKajer how about you , rindolf?
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13:06.19rindolfBluesKaj: I've discussed software licensing with a friend.
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13:06.55rindolfBluesKaj: he said that the Artistic 2.0 was dually licensed, while the MIT/X11 only allows for sublicensing.
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13:07.29rindolfBluesKaj: and I don't think Artistic 2.0 is dually-licensed.
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13:07.48rindolfThe original Perl licence is GPLv1-or-above and Artistic 1.0.
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13:13.34BluesKajrindolf, sounds like minefield , legalities of open source
13:13.45rindolfBluesKaj: yes.
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13:26.24titousince I moved to KDE 4.10 I encounter problems with virtuoso..
13:26.28titoueach time I log in it takes 100% of my cpu..
13:26.40titouonce I kill it with kill 9, it becomes ok
13:26.57titoudoes someone has a solution to avoid this?
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13:36.55BluesKajtitou, if you have no need for virtuoso , then remove it in muon
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14:08.38veek_how do i turn off the + - sign in dolphin (what is that anyways?)
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14:15.10veek_stuid + and - signs hovering over my icons *grumble*
14:15.15tsimpsonveek_: it's there so you can select multiple files
14:15.21tsimpsonwithout having to use the keyboard
14:16.41veek_ah.. that's nice.. hmm.. how do i do that
14:17.17veek_wait a sec but it comes when i mouse over
14:17.28veek_the green + sign and red - sign
14:17.31tsimpsonhover, click, done :)
14:17.49veek_hover click.. play the file
14:18.24veek_if i hover click.. i'll play the file..
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14:18.39silv3r_m00nis it possible to run kde 3 apps on kde 4.10 ?
14:19.04veek_ah.. you have to click on the + sign
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14:19.17tsimpsonyeah, click the + or -
14:19.37tsimpsonsilv3r_m00n: if you have the KDE3 libraries installed, sure
14:19.48silv3r_m00ni use quanta plus web editor, it ran upto ubuntu 12.10, but in 13.04 its kde 4.10 where kdelibs5-plugin package conflicts with  kdelibs4c2a_3.5.10.dfsg.1-5ubuntu2_amd64.deb and hence cant install quanta plus
14:20.14veek_hmm.. how does it help with mouseless activity? can i turn it off..?
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14:21.09veek_i like to use a kybrd mouse combo.. is it possible to turn that off?
14:21.25silv3r_m00ntsimpson: any idea
14:21.41tsimpsonveek_: you can still use the keyboard to do it, it doesn't interfere with that
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14:22.30tsimpsonsilv3r_m00n: if you can't install both KDE libraries at the same time then you'll probably want something like a chroot I suppose
14:22.42tsimpsonor, build it yourself and put it in /usr/local or similar
14:22.47tsimpsonwhich may or may not be easier
14:22.53silv3r_m00nneed this package kdelibs4c2a
14:23.23silv3r_m00nis it possible to build it ?
14:23.26silv3r_m00nhow does chroot work ?
14:23.55silv3r_m00nchroot changes the root to the current directory i guess ?
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14:24.11tsimpsona chroot would work by you placing all the files needed to run the program in a specific directory and running the program from that new root
14:24.23tsimpsonbasically everything but the kernel
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14:26.26veek_one other thing.. for very long file names is there a way to truncate the length beyond a limit
14:27.39silv3r_m00ntsimpson: but this program needs to access the other files in the file system, like /var/www/
14:28.07tsimpsonsilv3r_m00n: you can bind mount other parts of the filesystem within the chroot if you want
14:28.41silv3r_m00nand to install packages in the chroot, can i use apt-get ?
14:29.04tsimpsonyes, as long as you have apt-get installed in the chroot
14:29.23silv3r_m00nand how will i do that ?
14:29.33silv3r_m00napt-get install apt-get :-?
14:29.35tsimpsonlook at the debootstrap package/command (as you're on *buntu), it can automatically create a chroot for you
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14:30.34silv3r_m00nhm
14:30.42silv3r_m00nlet me check
14:30.46silv3r_m00ntsimpson: thanks for the info by the way
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14:33.05tsimpsonsilv3r_m00n: I found this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot
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14:34.04silv3r_m00ntsimpson: yeah, reading that, looks pretty lengthy
14:34.15tsimpsonmost of it is one-time setup
14:34.44silv3r_m00ni think,what it means is that a minimal ubuntu system has to be setup in the chroot environment
14:34.57tsimpsonyes, just make sure to create a quantal or earlier chroot, as that's the latest that you said you can install it with
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15:57.25veekis there a way in kde to open apps based on name in a particular desktop (i don't have kde installed just yet)
15:58.07veekeg: i can open xchat in desktop 12 and do Alt arrow keys to navigate to it
15:59.00veekand i have setup F1 F2 to change geometry of any window that has focus
15:59.15veeknot to mention focus follows mouse
16:02.59ZenGuy311i use kde .. i have 2 external drives with usb.2.0 i'm transferring a 70GB file and it'll take 2hr 40mins  @7.2MBps ..  .. can the transfer speed be made higher.. plasma copy is being used
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16:06.41veekZenGuy311, not sure but i don't think KDE can influence dsk copy.. you might want to check hdparm (DMA) settings and such but imho it's prolly set correctly
16:07.31veekmaybe if you could compress the file..
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16:15.33ZenGuy311veek:  this is lsusb http://pastie.org/8055971
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16:19.50sombragrishi there...
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16:20.21sombragrisI asked yesterday for help because the VGA port of the laptop didn't send the right resolution to my external monitor
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16:21.01sombragrisI am happy to report that I finally could use the right resoltion -- but for that I had to manually set it up with xrandr :/
16:21.56sombragrisnow I have a question: is there a keyboard shortcut to go to the front application in one of the screens? (I mean, other than alt+tab) ?
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16:22.53veekyou mean like a cycle through the windows below your mouse - key?
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16:28.32veekZenGuy311, that's a listing of USB devices.. if your CPU usage is high (top) then you need to enable DMA and it'll be faster to copy.. i think.. hdparm -I /dev/whatever to check if dma iss enabled
16:30.29ZenGuy311ok
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16:33.51sombragrisveek: I mean: let's say that there's a window at the forefront of one screen and another at the forefront of the other screen
16:34.12zenguy_pcveek http://pastie.org/8056066
16:34.33sombragrisSuppose I began to cycle apps so that with Alt-Tab, the next window isn't that of the next screen
16:35.04sombragrisin that case, is there a keyboard shortcut to go to the first application in the *next* screen ?
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16:36.29zenguy_pcveek second external http://pastie.org/8056073
16:37.38veekOo it's using mdma
16:38.17ZenGuy311whats that?
16:38.21veektry hdparm -X udma2 on both drives
16:38.42veekmdma is slower (Ultra)DMA is faster
16:39.15ZenGuy311it saids (DANGEROUS) in 00help
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16:39.44veekactually you could try udma6
16:40.12svuorelawhy are you talking about ecstasy ?
16:40.17ZenGuy311safer?
16:40.44veekZenGuy311, does it say dangerous for -X?
16:41.02ZenGuy311veek:  hdparm --help
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16:45.37veekZenGuy311, hmm multiple sector transfer 16 and using 0 (you might want to check that as well).. it ought to be safe (check your drive docs to see if it has a jumper) but i'm no expert
16:46.29ZenGuy311i'd have to pry open the external to get to the jumper
16:46.39ZenGuy311you think i have to check bios too?
16:46.47veekcheck the docs on the website
16:46.53veeksheesh
16:47.02ZenGuy311ok
16:47.20veekhmm.. not as far as i know
16:48.35veeksombragris, ah, hmm you need to switch desktops you mean.. yeah there isbound to be one
16:48.48veeksombragris, google (i don;t hve kde running just yet)
16:50.06salamanderrakehow do get the previews with the mouse over the panel bar.
16:50.54salamanderrakealso when I alt tab through the open windows there is only the outline of the app I am cycling through and not a preview.
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16:55.41tandooriand there is!
16:56.02tandooriI am trying to get KDE set up properly, but I think I am missing something
16:56.39tandoorii think it has something to do with either the shell theme or window theme
16:56.59tandooriI already ran aptitude install kde-core kdm
16:57.55tandooriah I want to set up this plasma desktop
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17:09.31zenguy_pcveek http://pastie.org/8056164
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17:09.52zenguy_pci'm suppose to get up to 480mbps from both specs
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17:13.39tandooriZenGuy311: this chann is dead, full of 400 Zombies
17:14.25ZenGuy311lol
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17:15.01ZenGuy311now i'm certain looking at gnome disk utility that i;m i'n on usb 2.0 for both drives 480MBps
17:15.13tandooriso good luck trying to get any answers in here. ##linux is somewhat active
17:15.23ZenGuy311i'm gonna find a command with progressbar to copy the file
17:15.32ZenGuy311i'm in there too
17:15.45tandooriI know nothing about linux, so don't ask me
17:16.10ZenGuy311whats problems are you having?
17:16.15tandooriI just wanted to take a look at the plasma desktop, but they make it such a pita to set up that it might not be worth my time
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17:17.40ZenGuy311it's worth it
17:18.36ZenGuy311word of warning .. don't use gtk apps that have a tray icon like xchat or dropbox .. i disabled my tray icons for xchat and only use dropbox for 4 minutes at a time before exiting it
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17:18.55ZenGuy311xorg memory leak.. something to do with pixmaps
17:19.02tandoorihuh
17:19.05ZenGuy311only on some systems
17:19.08ZenGuy311hold on
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17:21.04rdieterZenGuy311: it's a known issue between plasma and apps that use (classic) animated systray icons.
17:21.30rgeri77hi
17:21.53tandoorii dont know what a 'gtk app' is
17:22.04rdieterZenGuy311: see https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=314919
17:22.05rgeri77i have problem with kmix. Someone can help me ?
17:22.21rdieterrgeri77: maybe if you describe what the problem is first. :)
17:23.13rgeri77of course :-) but first here is a video about the problem : youtu.be/1mSBZlEMNQY
17:23.36rdietercan you describe it without making anyone watch a video?
17:23.40zenguy_pcmy thread http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=110294
17:23.56rgeri77so, i cant set the volume level with kmix, because kmix now manage master chanel, and not pcm level
17:24.06rdieterrgeri77: ah, seen it.  most likely an alsa/driver bug
17:24.10rgeri77but, with kernel 3.6.10 its worked
17:24.25rgeri77with kernel 3.9.5 it doesnt work
17:24.37rdieterrgeri77: even more evidence of a driver bug/regression
17:24.40rgeri77rdieter: cool
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17:27.13rgeri77i added this bug on redhat bugzilla. can i do more ?
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17:31.30rdieterrgeri77: as long as its triaged properly, that's probably it (unless you're willing to submit the bug to upstream tracker @ http://www.alsa-project.org )
17:32.08rdieterboo, the "Bug Tracker" link on that site doesn't work. :(
17:34.39tandoorii think i found it
17:34.49tandooriaptitude install kde-full
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18:50.49vityaHello guys. Questinons about plasmas should be asked only in #plasma ?
18:51.00vitya*Questions about plasma :)
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19:05.39wgosling_I think #plasma is more dev oriented
19:05.44wgosling_here is fine
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19:15.45__dan__having bluetooth pairing issues with kubuntu any takers?
19:16.09__dan__kubuntu 13.04 kde 4.10.3
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19:19.01dyrvere__dan__: bluez/bluedevil versions?
19:20.12__dan__hi dyrvere, bluedevil version is 1.3.0
19:20.52bretzelI can't tell if it is kde packages/configs - but just adjusted foreground color to the used plasma theme, and I lost the desktop settings ( background-wallpaper, plasma toys...etc...) had to start from scratch ... ( also lost 'coding' activity I've setup ) ....
19:21.35dyrvere__dan__: nice, 1.3.1 is latest however, but what device is it and can you find out the adress it is supposed to have?
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19:26.00__dan__hi dyrvere sorry a little busy inbetween bashing my head into the keyboard :)
19:26.16__dan__i have two android devices, a tablet and a phone
19:26.50dyrvere__dan__: I once lodged my head between the keys, had to use butter to break free. So watch out, ok?
19:27.07__dan__if i initiate pairing on the android device, i dont get any reaction from the laptop
19:27.26__dan__if i initiate pairing from the laptop, it hangs where u normally see a generated pin
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19:27.46__dan__this was working but now isnt, cant remember last time i paired anything tho
19:27.59__dan__i've tried removing all devices, and cleaning out /var/lib/bluetooth
19:28.08__dan__done a restart of bluetooth service
19:28.15__dan__rebooted all devices
19:28.32__dan__and dont worry mate im well experienced bashing my head into the keyboard
19:29.18dyrverehm, since I don't own any android device I don't know much about that. Getting any error msgs at all from dmesg or similar?
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19:29.46__dan__no, i've been tailing the syslog
19:30.28__dan__also ran bluedevil-wizard from terminal, no errors there
19:30.58__dan__tbh i just want it to work and bluetooth always seems to be broken in new and interesting ways every time i come to use it :/
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19:31.19__dan__is there a way to install a different bluetooth manager in a similar way people used to install wicd when the kde network manager was broken?
19:31.45__dan__sorry to come across angry but i am so thats the way it comes across ;)
19:31.55dyrvereI've noticed the same with bluetooth really, so I understand hehe
19:32.14__dan__ya there are some things linux does well and bluetooth has never, ever been one of them
19:32.33__dan__seems they re-write the bluetooth stack every 10 minutes would be great if they wrote something that fuckin works :P
19:33.15__dan__tbh the network management isn't much better, if you ever tried connecting to a wlan with "hidden" ssid
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19:33.51dyrvereThe new networkmanager is getting improvements for 4.11 but that's a while more. :p
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19:34.30__dan__might just try adding the kubuntu ppa and leave it updating
19:35.14dyrvere__dan__: bashed your head against this page yet? :P
19:35.18dyrverehttp://community.kde.org/Solid/Projects/BlueDevil#Debugging
19:36.11__dan__hehe i know its not what anyone in the opensource arena wants to hear
19:36.31dyrvereThey don't? :p
19:36.34__dan__but i just cant be arsed
19:36.56__dan__im looking after a 78 year old man who interrupts me every 10 minutes
19:37.05__dan__and all i wanted to do was copy an ebook to my tablet
19:37.18__dan__and instead i spent the last hour fucking about
19:38.02__dan__brb sry
19:38.08dyrveresee ya
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19:53.26KyanaykI am trying to use KAddressBook. This is the first time I have used this software. I want to use it to save my clients info with in. I think I have to add an address book to begin the process. What option should I chose in here?
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20:04.23DreamPCsHey guys, I'm using KDE (4.8.4 I think) with Debian Wheezy. It was working fine before but after a reboot my titlebars are missing from all windows and the taskbar is unresponsive.
20:04.33DreamPCsI tried kwin --replace but I get a bad command error.
20:04.54DreamPCsI can't even really switch windows because my alt+tab isn't working either.
20:06.31__dan__sorry will be afk for a while, thanks for your help dyrvere :)
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20:07.06dyrvereI wasn't sure I helped you __dan__ but you're welcome.
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20:13.17Kyanaykok since I got no response on that. My next question is can you recommend an address book for kde?
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21:21.06__dan__Kyanayk: way late sorry but i use mozilla thunderbird with the lightning plugin
21:21.13__dan__syncs with google calendar and contacts
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21:21.34__dan__personally i avoid kde pim apps like the plague, in my experience they are flakey at best and data-destructive at worst
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21:29.46__dan__will be afk for a while but interested to know which distro has the best kde experience if anyone feels like commenting
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21:33.07__dan__prefer debian based and i havent seen another distro that encrypts /home like *buntu, but tbh im done fighting with this thing now
21:33.45thiagoencrypting just /home is not a good idea
21:33.49thiagoyou should do a full disk encryption
21:34.04__dan__it embarrased me a few weeks ago at a meeting when i plugged in an external monitor and kde basically fell apart, now this bluetooth issue im shopping for a new distro
21:34.14__dan__heh maybe
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21:34.31__dan__but im happy to just encrypt the /home with ecryptfs
21:34.58thiagoyou should use luks on the root filesystem
21:35.03__dan__full disk would be too heavy on this machine, plus i dont like to enter my password more than once
21:35.17thiagoI don't enter it more than once either
21:35.29__dan__im happy with the pros/cons of ecryptfs, tbh
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21:37.15__dan__and having done a couple of years working computer forensics im reasonably happy i understand the risks ;)
21:38.29__dan__what distro are you running anyway?
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21:40.02thiagoFedora
21:40.27__dan__yeah bit too cutting edge for what i need really
21:40.57thiago"modern KDE" isn't cutting edge
21:40.57__dan__but thx :)
21:41.30__dan__no but fedora isnt exactly debian stable is it :)
21:41.42__dan__and to be fair it depends on which part of kde you point at
21:42.00thiagoFedora isn't Debian
21:42.06thiagoit's much modern, for example
21:42.14__dan__exactly my point
21:42.23thiagobut each one to their tastes
21:42.47__dan__i just want a distro i wont have to battle when i want it to do something new
21:42.58thiagoas in?
21:43.19__dan__well for instance the reason i'm here in the first place is because bluetooth wont pair correctly
21:43.38thiagoI haven't dealt with bluetooth in two years
21:43.44thiagoever since I got a new laptop, without bluetooth
21:43.49__dan__i've been on kubuntu for like 4 - 5 years and it never once seemed "finished"
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21:44.31__dan__would like something that's rock solid and been tested to death
21:44.57__dan__kubuntu seems to always be in a constant transitionary state
21:45.38__dan__really i want debian stable with a polished desktop experience
21:47.27__dan__anyway bbl :)
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22:08.06Kyanaykdan__: thanks man I will look into this
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