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En/disabling the sound for logging in/out (among other things) can be set at System configuration --> Notifications --> System notification --> Applications --> Event source --> etc...
BTW, the words can be slightly different, because my KDE is in Dutch, but you'll probably find it.
o yea, found it again
I looked under kde window manager, but it's in system notificatins.
it was definitely easier when I was a bit ill and had a lot of time just stare to the screen, klicking here and klicking there...
It seems to me that you didn't used correct (full) url. Check pasted output once again and you will understand what I'm talking about. It worked for me.
I wouldn't recommend using just "wget -r", it will download the whole site. Use the list or add extra parameters to wget to prevent it from doing this (sorry I'm too lazy to look it up in the man page ).
Edit: tramni1980 already gave the answer, it's the "-np" option you need.
I have and they didn't work for me. KDE would boot up with a plasma crash and completely white background. I deleted my .kde and tried again with the same result. I didn't bother with the logs I just put 4.3.1 back on.
I have and they didn't work for me. KDE would boot up with a plasma crash and completely white background. I deleted my .kde and tried again with the same result. I didn't bother with the logs I just put 4.3.1 back on.
I had the same result as Daedra, and reinstalled 4.3.1. I don't think that all the necessary packages are present yet. Just have to keep looking for a few days.
Yes, I had them downloaded, about 15 minutes after vbatts uploaded them and installed them on my laptop. Seems to be working just fine. Do note that 4.3.2 actually *needs* -current as everything is compiled against QT4.5 in -current
I forgot this first and while it sort of works gives you a nice WSON[1], but a quick upgrade to -current later and all works fine.
Yes, I had them downloaded, about 15 minutes after vbatts uploaded them and installed them on my laptop. Seems to be working just fine. Do note that 4.3.2 actually *needs* -current as everything is compiled against QT4.5 in -current
I forgot this first and while it sort of works gives you a nice WSON[1], but a quick upgrade to -current later and all works fine.
thanks for the tip. will test the packages and report back.
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