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The packages work beautifully for me. The only problem I have is that I can't get Akonadi to start...
Akonadi starts normally now with this update:
Code:
Sat Oct 17 23:56:15 UTC 2009
ap/mysql-5.1.39-x86_64-2.txz: Rebuilt.
Added --with-innodb option. This was omitted from the last package version
since ./configure --help no longer lists --with-innodb or --without-innodb,
but evidently the option is still supported (and needed).
Thanks to Amritpal Bath.
Ended up being even easier, adobe seems to have updated their download and its just the .so file no installer like before so I just copied it into the plugins directory and it worked , IIRC /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
Ended up being even easier, adobe seems to have updated their download and its just the .so file no installer like before so I just copied it into the plugins directory and it worked , IIRC /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
good for you...dint know that..still, doesn't hurt building the package....you know?..
I upgraded to 4.3.1 on Slackware 13-x86_64 -stable and everything works great. WOW -- A huge improvement from 4.2. Very impressed in just a few minutes -- much faster and polished. Thanks for putting the packages together (vbatt) -- and followed Erics instruction. I would highly recommend anyone who is on fence about KDE4 to go ahead and upgrade to 4.3.1. It's well worth it.
at first thanks to vbatts for his KDE 4.3.2 x86-packages. They work very fine for me using -current after upgrading with the recent mysql package (before this 'akobadi' would not run).
For now there are only two problems:
(i) when clicking on the icon 'Regional & Language' in 'System Settings' the 'System Settings' window freezes and the module 'Regional & Language' does not start. So configuring the regional settings is impossible. This appears for user 'root' as well as for the ordinary user.
This error occurs independently from installing a KDE language pkg (I have build a German language pkg for KDE 4.3.1 which works fine with vbatts' 4.3.1-pkgs.). I used this 4.3.1 language pkg also for testing in KDE 4.3.2.
(ii) Strigi will not run. In 'System Settings | Nepomuk/Strigi Server Configuration' enabling the Strigi Desktop File Indexer leads to "Strigi server failed to initialize...".
Any experiences or ideas? Perhaps a bug report should be mailed to the KDE bug tracking system.
Again thanks to vbatts for providing the packages to the community.
at first thanks to vbatts for his KDE 4.3.2 x86-packages. They work very fine for me using -current after upgrading with the recent mysql package (before this 'akobadi' would not run).
For now there are only two problems:
(i) when clicking on the icon 'Regional & Language' in 'System Settings' the 'System Settings' window freezes and the module 'Regional & Language' does not start. So configuring the regional settings is impossible. This appears for user 'root' as well as for the ordinary user.
This error occurs independently from installing a KDE language pkg (I have build a German language pkg for KDE 4.3.1 which works fine with vbatts' 4.3.1-pkgs.). I used this 4.3.1 language pkg also for testing in KDE 4.3.2.
(ii) Strigi will not run. In 'System Settings | Nepomuk/Strigi Server Configuration' enabling the Strigi Desktop File Indexer leads to "Strigi server failed to initialize...".
Any experiences or ideas? Perhaps a bug report should be mailed to the KDE bug tracking system.
Again thanks to vbatts for providing the packages to the community.
Also had the same problem in 'System Settings'
regards
afreitascs
ps: Slackware 13 -32- curret
Last edited by afreitascs; 10-20-2009 at 10:21 PM.
at first thanks to vbatts for his KDE 4.3.2 x86-packages. They work very fine for me using -current after upgrading with the recent mysql package (before this 'akobadi' would not run).
you're welcome
Quote:
Originally Posted by slackfriend
For now there are only two problems:
(i) when clicking on the icon 'Regional & Language' in 'System Settings' the 'System Settings' window freezes and the module 'Regional & Language' does not start. So configuring the regional settings is impossible. This appears for user 'root' as well as for the ordinary user.
This error occurs independently from installing a KDE language pkg (I have build a German language pkg for KDE 4.3.1 which works fine with vbatts' 4.3.1-pkgs.). I used this 4.3.1 language pkg also for testing in KDE 4.3.2.
i will do some more investigation, because i have the same issue here. it isn't the systemsettings app itself, as it is only a shell. it must be something the kcm module itself, since `kcmshell4 language` will give a segfault the first time run, and then freeze everytime after that. sometimes it'll have console output like
(ii) Strigi will not run. In 'System Settings | Nepomuk/Strigi Server Configuration' enabling the Strigi Desktop File Indexer leads to "Strigi server failed to initialize...".
this seems to be a quirk. the "Enable Strigi Desktop File Indexer" should be grayed out, until the "Enable Nepomuk Semantic Desktop" is checked. for some reason, when you open it and both are unchecked, its allowing someone to incorrectly check one before the other. if you check the semantic desktop first, then the file indexer, it does it just fine here
Quote:
Originally Posted by slackfriend
Any experiences or ideas? Perhaps a bug report should be mailed to the KDE bug tracking system.
Again thanks to vbatts for providing the packages to the community.
I'm running the 4.3.1 version, on a "stock" Slack64 13.0 system.
The only issue I've seen so far, is that Akonadi fails to start, when KDE is started. But, if I go to System Settings -> Advanced -> Akonadi Configuration -> Akonadi Server Configuration and then press "Start" it all starts up perfectly.
Any thoughts on this, while I'm investigating would be helpful.
The only issue I've seen so far, is that Akonadi fails to start, when KDE is started. But, if I go to System Settings -> Advanced -> Akonadi Configuration -> Akonadi Server Configuration and then press "Start" it all starts up perfectly.
Any thoughts on this, while I'm investigating would be helpful.
Added --with-innodb option. This was omitted from the last package version
since ./configure --help no longer lists --with-innodb or --without-innodb,
but evidently the option is still supported (and needed).
Thanks to Amritpal Bath.
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