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Stephan Binner | 1 Aug 2005 06:02
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Re: KGeography is in review

On Tuesday 05 July 2005 19:23, Albert Astals Cid wrote:

> I know i know, i'm in process of fixing some i18n porblems i had and this

mapsdatatranslation.cpp is a joke, or? Don't you know i18n("foo %1").arg(foo)?

Bye,
   Steve
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Martin Koller | 1 Aug 2005 12:05
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Re: can't run konsole - pty problems ?

On Sunday 31 July 2005 00:37, Dirk Mueller wrote:
> On Sunday 31 July 2005 00:25, Martin Koller wrote:
> > < #define HAVE_PTSNAME 1
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> > > /* #undef HAVE_PTSNAME */
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> grep -A 30 'checking for ptsname' config.log

Any ideas ?

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Dirk Mueller | 1 Aug 2005 12:16
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Re: can't run konsole - pty problems ?

On Monday 01 August 2005 12:05, Martin Koller wrote:

> > grep -A 30 'checking for ptsname' config.log
> Any ideas ?

Its already fixed. just run "svn up". 

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Reinhold Kainhofer | 1 Aug 2005 12:44
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How to switch the admin dir for branches of 3.5?

Hi guys,
For the SoC we have several branches of kdepim (previous) trunk (which should 
work with kdelibs >= 3.4.x), which use the admin dir from 
https://svn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kde-common/admin.
Now, since trunk moved to Qt 4.0, these branches don't configure any more...

What's the correct way to make these branches use the admin from 3.5 branch?

Thanks,
Reinhold
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Thiago Macieira | 1 Aug 2005 12:52
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Re: How to switch the admin dir for branches of 3.5?

Reinhold Kainhofer wrote:
>Hi guys,
>For the SoC we have several branches of kdepim (previous) trunk (which
> should work with kdelibs >= 3.4.x), which use the admin dir from
>https://svn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kde-common/admin.
>Now, since trunk moved to Qt 4.0, these branches don't configure any
> more...
>
>What's the correct way to make these branches use the admin from 3.5
> branch?

From the top level dir (the one that contains the admin subdir):
svn propset svn:externals "admin 
https://svn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/KDE/3.5/kde-common/admin" .
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Albert Astals Cid | 1 Aug 2005 13:31
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Re: KGeography is in review

A Dilluns 01 Agost 2005 06:02, Stephan Binner va escriure:
> On Tuesday 05 July 2005 19:23, Albert Astals Cid wrote:
> > I know i know, i'm in process of fixing some i18n porblems i had and this
>
> mapsdatatranslation.cpp is a joke, or? 
No it is not. It's the file that enables people to have correct translations 
to their language.

> Don't you know i18n("foo %1").arg(foo)?
Yes i do.

Now lets see how can people where countries and cities have genre translate:
Which is the capital of %1?
They can not because "of" has to have the same genre of %1.

If you can suggest a nice solution for that i'll be happy as i'm not happy 
with such a large .po, but you probably speak only English or languages where 
cities and countries do not have genre (like i do).

Albert

> Bye,
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Kévin Ottens | 1 Aug 2005 18:42
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Re: Konqueror's Go menu (Re: Announcing KDE 3.5 release plan)

Le Dimanche 31 Juillet 2005 12:36, David Faure a écrit :
> No objections to adding "Go / System" (if Kevin does it, I'm on holidays
> ;)

Of course, I can do it during the week.

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Kévin Ottens | 1 Aug 2005 18:45
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Re: [RFC] "Documents Folder" icon in "system:/"

Le Dimanche 31 Juillet 2005 18:12, Thiago Macieira a écrit :
> Wouldn't that icon be more suitable for the home folder, instead of the
> documents one?

Yes, I agree that using the "user icon" in this icon can lead to troubles 
since I expect lot of people will consider this as "I have two home folders". 

Don't forget that the home folder is still the place where are your personal 
files! It must be more obvious that it's related to _documents_ IMHO.

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Dirk Mueller | 2 Aug 2005 11:47
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ktown maintenance


Hi, 

due to an unexpected SCSI and/or RAID failure ktown will be down in the 
afternoon for system maintenance. Affected services are kde.org mail, 
mailinglists, bugs.kde.org and a few websites. 

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Kévin Ottens | 2 Aug 2005 14:42
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Re: [RFC] "Documents Folder" icon in "system:/"

Le Mardi 2 Août 2005 13:26, James Richard Tyrer a écrit :
> We do need to separate these two classes of files.  Nothing is gained by
> mixing the user's files and the computer's files.  This has been an
> issue since DOS 2.x

Let me disagree here. Having separation because one class is hidden and not 
the other is enough for me.

> Well, most systems are not "properly setup" then.

Sorry, but most systems are properly setup. I rarely see non-hidden 
configuration files in home folders...

> Actually, in addition 
> to those configuration files that are supposed to be hidden (some are
> NOT), there is also a "bin" directory.  I also have an Install directory
> with some misc. stuff in it, but on a real multi-user system (where you
> don't have root privilege), if you install software for a single user,
> you are going to have a lot of stuff that isn't hidden.  You are going
> to have source files in "src" and when you install with a prefix of
> $HOME, you are going to have a lot of stuff that isn't hidden.

It really depends how you work. If you're able to install software yourself by 
hand (and from source even), you should be able to have it hidden with little 
extra-care.

> Other people told me that this confused users.  The example was that the
> user that saved their video files in HOME rather than Documents because
> they didn't think that they were documents.
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