For what it's worth, I run Slackware64 current with latest alienBOB KDE5.
I have a evdev configuration file: Code:
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Thank you gegechris99. I have yet to look into evdev options for keyboards so I will start playing with this. For reference and even though I'm still discovering how these options perform, this is my current evdev-mouse config
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#/etc/x11/xorg.conf- Section-Input-Mouse |
Well, I just installed kde5, again.
I'm either bored or a masochist, haven't figured out which. :) Anyway, this is the third time I've noticed it is not possible to setup virtual desktops. When I go to "system settings" to "workspace behavior" and click on, "virtual desktops," the virtual desktop panel comes up for a couple of seconds and then crashes taking the system settings panel with it. This generates the usual "Settngs Settngs closed unexpectedly" please report this error, yada, yada, yada. Has anyone else had the same problem? Thx. :) |
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krunner gnuplot plugin
i guess this is the most appropriate place to ask for a krunner plugin issue.
Around the web some people claim that they are able to call gnuplot from krunner to make plots on the go, using a syntax like Code:
=plot(sin(x)/x) it seems to be a built in feature of krunner, not some random plugin off github. In the plugins settings of krunner i don't see any "plot" or "gnuplot" entry, so i thought that maybe it's something that needs to be enabled at compile time. Anyone here is able to use this functionality? |
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libqalculate did not do the trick unfortunately, i'm wondering if perhaps the gnuplot that comes with slackware is the problem, since it lacks the qt gui component that i saw packaged in debian and others..
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I've recently ran into a new feature with kwallet5d on run level 4 while logging out of a user account a couple of times. The user account doesn't have kwallet enabled in system settings. I grow tired of waiting on a blank screen, kill X, and see something like the following:
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kwalletd5: Checking for pam module https://github.com/sddm/sddm/issues/991 |
krunner gnuplot plugin
I managed to get the gnuplot working with krunner. it turns out, there actually is a compile-time dependency on libqalculate in the plasma-workspace package (relevant link).
The stock gnuplot coming with slackware is fine, even without the qt part built in, just installing libqalculate and recompiling plasma-workspace does the trick. As you can see in the linked page, beside plotting simple functions, krunner with libqalculate can compute integrals and derivates (=diff(...), =integrate(...)), solve linear equations (=solve(...)) and perform complex unit conversion like 2.5kg*10m/s^2 It could make sense to include it in the main slackware tree as a dependency once plasma5 is merged, the added functionality is too good to be left on the user shoulders in my opinion |
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