With the new release of current slack. kde packages i get a visual errors.
When i drag files on Konqueror, they performs artifacts on the file
window.On desktop also, if i click on it, marks remain and i need to
refresh.I think this's a bug but i cannot found a solution.Any hint about
this?
Thanx again for your help

Et circa horam Wednesday 29 of September 2004 20:06, clamavit ~SCR??GE~:

> With the new release of current slack. kde packages i get a visual errors.
> When i drag files on Konqueror, they performs artifacts on the file
> window.On desktop also, if i click on it, marks remain and i need to
> refresh.I think this's a bug but i cannot found a solution.Any hint about
> this?
> Thanx again for your help

Well, KDE3.3 is still in /testing and you cannot be sure it will be perfect,
until it becomes at least a part of /current. But you can always report the
problem to PV.

On the other hand, I wonder, why KDE3.3 is still in /testing and causes so
many problems (for me, it crashed occasionally and KDM sometimes hanged the
whole system), while Slackware 10 packages from kde.org work flawlessly.

Regards, jkb
--
Jacek K. B³aszkowski
GAT/L/MU d+ s+:+ a-- C++$ UL++$ US+> P L++ E--- W+ N++ o+ K- w+$ O?
M> V? PS+ PE++ Y-- PGP++ t 5? X R tv b++++ DI++ D+ G e h-- r++ y++

so, why has it been declared stable ?? O_o
IMHO i still prefer 3.2 version...perhaps more stable!



Jacek K. B?aszkowski wrote:

> On the other hand, I wonder, why KDE3.3 is still in /testing and causes so
> many problems (for me, it crashed occasionally and KDM sometimes hanged
> the whole system), while Slackware 10 packages from kde.org work
> flawlessly.

> Regards, jkb

Et circa horam Wednesday 29 of September 2004 22:55, clamavit ~SCR??GE~:

> so, why has it been declared stable ?? O_o
> IMHO i still prefer 3.2 version...perhaps more stable!
Please, do not top-post.

KDE3.3 is stable (or at least KDE developers say so ). Slackware official
package, prepared by PV, is not stable for now.

Regards, jkb

--
Jacek K. B³aszkowski
GAT/L/MU d+ s+:+ a-- C++$ UL++$ US+> P L++ E--- W+ N++ o+ K- w+$ O?
M> V? PS+ PE++ Y-- PGP++ t 5? X R tv b++++ DI++ D+ G e h-- r++ y++

I didn't know!
so, the better way is to compile myself, isn't it?

Jacek K. B?aszkowski wrote:

> KDE3.3 is stable (or at least KDE developers say so ). Slackware
> official package, prepared by PV, is not stable for now.

[fixed top-posted klugde]

~SCRØØGE~ <scrooge@kkk.gov> schrieb:
> Jacek K. B?aszkowski wrote:
> > KDE3.3 is stable (or at least KDE developers say so ). Slackware
> > official package, prepared by PV, is not stable for now.
> I didn't know!
> so, the better way is to compile myself, isn't it?

If you're able to produce better packages (and a "better" environment
for KDE) then Patrick himself, yes.

Are you?

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> I didn't know!
> so, the better way is to compile myself, isn't it?

The better way is to think about what your situation is, then come back
and post here _without_ top-posting. Thank you.

And for the record either one will work. Do what you will.

- --
It is better to hear the rebuke of the wise,
Than for a man to hear the song of fools.
Ecclesiastes 7:5
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Kai Brust wrote:

> If you're able to produce better packages (and a "better" environment
> for KDE) then Patrick himself, yes.
>
> Are you?

mmm....Patrick is patrick but also flags are flags :-þ

On Wednesday 29 September 2004 02:48 pm, Kai Brust did deign to grace us
with the following:

> [fixed top-posted klugde]
>
> ~SCRØØGE~ <scrooge@kkk.gov> schrieb:
>> Jacek K. B?aszkowski wrote:
>> > KDE3.3 is stable (or at least KDE developers say so ). Slackware
>> > official package, prepared by PV, is not stable for now.
>> I didn't know!
>> so, the better way is to compile myself, isn't it?
>
> If you're able to produce better packages (and a "better" environment
> for KDE) then Patrick himself, yes.
>
> Are you?

FWIW, I picked it up here, and it's been working fine, AFAIK.
ftp://ftp.oregonstate.edu/pub/kde/st...Slackware/10.0

Any of the mirrors will probably do - the root is www.kde.org, and
the link is "Kde 3.3 Released" or some such, takes you to a mirrors
page, and then you'll have to look at your particular mirror to see
if they have the Slack packages up yet. They should, it's been what
seems like months. (Hm. Guess I could look. :-) )

The whole schmear installed flawlessly with
installpkg *.tgz.

Compiling it is a nightmare. =:-o (or was for me. I gave up, after
wasting a whole weekend watching it compile, and then getting error
messages when it's on the last couple of things. I feel really lucky
that at that point somebody pointed out the link. :-) )

Have Fun!
Rich

so, u don't have problems mentioned before?