bluetooth mouse and kdm
by Eli Wapniarski
Hi Guys
I'm having a weird problem (is there any other kind?)
I have a logitech mouse that bluedevil can see and successfully pair. I have
no trouble on any account.
But for some reason, I do not get my mouse to move until after I log into an
account. After I log into an account my mouse works just fine and bluedevil
reports that my mouse is paired and trusted.
When I'm on the kdm the mouse does not move.
When I try to run blutooth-wizard, the program does not see my mouse at all
I've tried googling the problem with no success. I can't help but feel that
I'm missing something very simple, but I'm stumped.
Any advice would be very welcome.
Thanks
Eli
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Mozilla Firefox breaks KParts
by Temlakos
Well, partly, anyway. After the latest upgrade of Mozilla Firefox, PDF
files, loaded into a tab, will not print. Nothing comes out of the print
device except blank pages.
But if I download a PDF file, save it, open it with the Adobe Reader
application, and print from there, I get a readable printout, just as I
expect.
Where do I file the bug, and against what?
Temlakos
10 years
pam-kwallet review/testing
by Rex Dieter
Hi,
pam-kwallet brings to kde what gnome-keyring-pam is for gnome. It offers
the ability to automatically open your kwallet using your login password.
Builds are available in kde-testing repo, package review is at:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/1091479
To test,
1. install pam-kwallet
2. set kwallet password to be the same as your login password
3. make sure kwallet is configured to *not* autoclose wallets under any
circumstances (pam-kwallet only functions once on initial login, it will not
reopen closed wallets)
4. configure pam accordingly. in short, add
-auth optional pam_kwallet.so
-session optional pam_kwallet.so
(near similar pam-gnome-keyring entries) in your loginmanager pam
configuration. I added these to /etc/pam.d/kdm for example, since I'm
testing kdm.
5. profit!
-- rex
10 years
Re: Update Disables Desktop Effects
by Rex Dieter
Strange, can't see any changes between 4.11.9-2 and 4.11.9-4 touching
kwin code at all.
-- Rex
On 05/02/2014 01:49 PM, Peter Gueckel wrote:
> I updated to kde-workspace-4.11.9-4.fc20.1.kde413.x86_64 this morning,
> turned the computer off/on and logged in. Kwin crashed immediately. I logged
> out and got only a black screen and therewith, vt1 was hung. I logged in to
> vt2 and killed gdm, then back to vt1 and logged in again. I noticed that the
> active edges no longer worked and then saw that all of the desktop effects
> are disabled. I tried to enae and was told that there are 20 effects that
> have errors and the desktop effects cannot be enabled.
>
> Prior to this morning's updates, everything was fine.
10 years
Re: qt-mobility on a generic non-wireless F21 KDE desktop PC?
by Rex Dieter
On 05/01/2014 06:10 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
> I asked a bad question, but you might have done a better job correlating
> it to
> $SUBJECT. The subject is about required components unlikely ever to be
> used by
> other than laptop installations.
As far as I can tell,
* QtLocation is needed for GeoLocation support, probably want to keep that.
* QtSensors seems to be used to support something about screen
orientation and rotation. not sure of the use-case for including this
support, so could consider omitting this part I suppose.
Anyone want to argue for or against either of these qtwebkit features?
> As a single 3M package previously, I never
> noticed the existence of qt-mobility. Obviously the old qt-mobility version
> has been broken up into 15 separate rpms of which all are not mandatory,
> which
> apparently means some wireless stuff previously mandatory is now optional,
> thus an improvement:
Indeed, that was the plan.
-- Rex
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Re: qt-mobility on a generic non-wireless F21 KDE desktop PC?
by Rex Dieter
On 05/01/2014 05:52 AM, Felix Miata wrote:
> On 2014-05-01 05:17 (GMT-0500) Rex Dieter composed:
>
>> Felix Miata wrote:
>
>>> Is this wasteful new F21 dependency on Nokia intentional? Did I miss an
>>> announcement? Seems like an AYBABTU.
>
>> qtwebkit has used bits from qt-mobility (libQtLocation mostly) for a
>> very long time.
>
> What uses qtwebkit?
*Lots* of things
try for yourself,
repoquery --whatrequires qtwebkit
notable items in that list:
kdelibs
kde-runtime-libs
kde-workspace
-- Rex
10 years
Re: qt-mobility on a generic non-wireless F21 KDE desktop PC?
by Rex Dieter
On 05/01/2014 01:54 AM, Felix Miata wrote:
> Is this wasteful new F21 dependency on Nokia intentional? Did I miss an
> announcement? Seems like an AYBABTU.
qtwebkit has used bits from qt-mobility (libQtLocation mostly) for a
very long time.
-- Rex
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qt-mobility on a generic non-wireless F21 KDE desktop PC?
by Felix Miata
Is this wasteful new F21 dependency on Nokia intentional? Did I miss an announcement?
Seems like an AYBABTU.
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