| darthfercho | holas |
| fungos | when kde4 debuts? |
| bsdfox | fungos: sometime in october I think |
| ori | is there a way to disable kde's "an application has crashed" notification? typically i'm pretty aware of application crashes, so it's just adding insult to injury, as if you tripped and broke your leg and someone said: "look, you broke your leg!" |
| hydrogen | don't install drkonqi? :) |
| ori | oh, is that the culprit? |
| hydrogen | thats the app that does it |
| blackdog | isn't ironic that the KDE channel has relatively very few people with names that start with K compared to most other letters? i thought i'd start with a joke to break the ice wow tough crowd |
| qupada | blackdog: mine starts with q |
| smileaf | <-- s |
| blackdog | my point exactly |
| smileaf | <-- Super? =) |
| blackdog | im afraid i dont understand |
| action | smileaf hands blackdog a puppy. |
| smileaf | hands blackdog a puppy. |
| blackdog | awwww thanks smileaf |
| lhunath | I keep getting these really annoying delays followed by the error message: Session management error: Could not open network socket what's going on? when I strace it; the thing seems to be trying to connect to /tmp/.ICE-unix/3726 which does not exist. mine's called 15237, not 3726 ksmserver is loaded .. doesn't happen with xmessage, though, so not all x client suffer this delay opera does and so does vim because it tries to connect to the clipboard .. -_- |
| nocti | i get this on starting k3b, konqueror: "kdeinit: DCOPServer could not be started, aborting." |
| jabhatti91 | maybe your dcop server died... |
| bsdfox_ | nocti: I had that happen one time, I ended up reinstalling KDE :\ |
| Renze | bsdfox_: talk about overkill |
| bsdfox_ | Renze: probably :) I tried to fix it for a couple days but then I gave up.. it was on a media box that I didn't need to use anyways |
| nocti | bsdfox_: i'll try to install kdcop. :) |
| wolsni | nocti: kdcop is not a dcop server |
| nocti | oh wolsni: what could be pulling it? i'm using gentoo |
| wolsni | i'm with whoever suggested your dcop server might have crashed nocti: if you run 'ps aux | grep dcop' is a dcopserver listed? |