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Richard Heck | 1 May 2006 17:57
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LyX Update?


Is the LyX 1.4.1 update going to be packaged for FC3? (I'll be updating
to FC5 when I get a chance, but haven't had the time yet....)

Richard

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Rex Dieter | 1 May 2006 18:51
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Re: LyX Update?

On Mon, 1 May 2006, Richard Heck wrote:

> Is the LyX 1.4.1 update going to be packaged for FC3?

Probably not.

We (kde-redhat) have been threatening to drop fc3 support for awhile 
now...  We just haven't followed through (completely) on that yet.

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Richard Heck | 1 May 2006 19:05
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Re: LyX Update?


Is there somewhere then that I can find the spec file for the old one
and build an rpm myself?

Rex Dieter wrote:
> On Mon, 1 May 2006, Richard Heck wrote:
>
>> Is the LyX 1.4.1 update going to be packaged for FC3?
>
> Probably not.
>
> We (kde-redhat) have been threatening to drop fc3 support for awhile
> now... We just haven't followed through (completely) on that yet.
>
> -- Rex
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Rex Dieter | 1 May 2006 19:43
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Re: LyX Update?

Richard Heck wrote:
> Is there somewhere then that I can find the spec file for the old one
> and build an rpm myself?

One of:
* You could fetch the srpm from Fedora Extras from either FC-4/FC-5 branch

* kde-redhat srpms
   http://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/kde-redhat/all/SRPMS.stable/

* http://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/kde-redhat/SPECS/lyx.spec

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Christopher J. Bottaro | 1 May 2006 21:30
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Re: knoda

Never mind, I compiled this myself and tried it out...and I'm not too keen
on it.

Thanks anyways.

Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:

> Can you add knoda to the repos?  www.knoda.org
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> Thanks!
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Christopher J. Bottaro | 1 May 2006 21:35
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FC5 and redhat-artwork

Hi,
I did a 'yum install redhat-artwork' and it didn't do anything.  Thus I'm
still using the redhat-artwork that came with the distro DVD (or the
official updates repo?).  My icons are all ugly (in the K menu and the
panel)...:(  It's using generic folder icons a lot when it should be using
"special" ones.

I'm using FC5, repos enabled from the distro DVD install, kde.repo and
livna.repo.

Thanks for the help.

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Rex Dieter | 1 May 2006 21:44
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Re: FC5 and redhat-artwork

Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:
> Hi,
> I did a 'yum install redhat-artwork' and it didn't do anything.  Thus I'm
> still using the redhat-artwork that came with the distro DVD (or the
> official updates repo?).  My icons are all ugly (in the K menu and the
> panel)...:(  It's using generic folder icons a lot when it should be using
> "special" ones.
> 
> I'm using FC5, repos enabled from the distro DVD install, kde.repo and
> livna.repo.

Here's the combination that doesn't work (like what you're seeing):
installed: redhat-artwork
not-installed: kdelibs-menus gnome-menus

Turns out, if you want redhat-artwork (ie, Bluecurve icons) to work with 
stock redhat-menus, you also need gnome-menus installed (crazy, yes, but 
true).

Maybe I should file a bug about that...

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Rex Dieter | 2 May 2006 19:46
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Re: FC5 and redhat-artwork

Rex Dieter wrote:

> Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I did a 'yum install redhat-artwork' and it didn't do anything.  Thus I'm
>> still using the redhat-artwork that came with the distro DVD (or the
>> official updates repo?).  My icons are all ugly (in the K menu and the
>> panel)...:(  It's using generic folder icons a lot when it should be
>> using "special" ones.
>> 
>> I'm using FC5, repos enabled from the distro DVD install, kde.repo and
>> livna.repo.
> 
> Here's the combination that doesn't work (like what you're seeing):
> installed: redhat-artwork
> not-installed: kdelibs-menus gnome-menus
> 
> Turns out, if you want redhat-artwork (ie, Bluecurve icons) to work with
> stock redhat-menus, you also need gnome-menus installed (crazy, yes, but
> true).
> 
> Maybe I should file a bug about that...

Found the *real* bug, and will hopefully release updated kdelibs/kdebase
later today to fix that.  Turns out redhat includes a kde-applications.menu
in their src.rpms, but they don't actually use it anymore.

Good news, is that they use kde's applications.menu, renamed to
kde-application.menu, so this means we can do away with kde/kdelibs-menus. 
Bad news is that their patch to hard-code use of kde-appliations.menu still
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Mario Mueller | 3 May 2006 09:30
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German KDE menu under FC5

Hello,

how do I get a German KDE menu under FC5? My Menu is only in English:
Office - Word Processor = Büroanwendungen - Textverarbeitung ...

kde-i18n-German-3.5.2-1.2 is installed.

http://upload3.postimage.org/168464/photo_hosting.html

Many thanks.
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Rex Dieter | 3 May 2006 16:25
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Re: FC-5 and redhat-artwork

Rex Dieter wrote:
> Rex Dieter wrote: 
>> Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:

>>> I did a 'yum install redhat-artwork' and it didn't do anything.  Thus I'm
>>> still using the redhat-artwork that came with the distro DVD (or the
>>> official updates repo?).  My icons are all ugly (in the K menu and the
>>> panel)...:(  It's using generic folder icons a lot when it should be
>>> using "special" ones.

> Found the *real* bug, and will hopefully release updated kdelibs/kdebase
> later today to fix that.  Turns out redhat includes a kde-applications.menu
> in their src.rpms, but they don't actually use it anymore.
> 
> Good news, is that they use kde's applications.menu, renamed to
> kde-application.menu, so this means we can do away with kde/kdelibs-menus. 
> Bad news is that their patch to hard-code use of kde-appliations.menu still
> breaks use of $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS (which is why kde-redhat doesn't include
> their patch, and why users migrating to kde-redhat who've used menu editors
> end up with goofy/blanked menus).

OK, should (I hope) be all fixed up with
kdelibs-3.5.2-2.1/kdebase-3.5.2-5.1 in testing.

-- Rex

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