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Three threads on kde-core-devel are worth considering. The future direction of KDE has been discussed over the last week or so at Malaga, and Stephan Kulow kindly brought the discussion to the wider audience.
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The first thread is titled Malaga Discussions I [1]. Stephan wrote:
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So we came together in the afternoon and discussed some issues that we consider interesting enough to discuss.
The first one was IPC. We once again summarized the benefits of KDE switching to DBUS (among the lines of 'well maintained', 'support from toolkits and other desktops', 'distribution support already very high') and what bothers us with it ('C API', 'unsolved performance problems', 'unknown upgrade path').
So it was pretty clear, that we do should switch, but what we discussed in a pretty long and heated discussion was: how and on what level should we support applications accessing the KDE3 dcop interface. And so far we only found one use case that we consider important enough to support it: kpresenter/kdetv for KDE3 wants to disable the screensaver running within KDE4. All other dcop3<->dcop3 conversations have to be supported in a way as we do now when KDE applications started under twm. In that area KDE4 just has to make sure not to get in the way of KDE3 (e.g. different file names for communication sockets).
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There was some discussion whether it is worth working on dcop scripting now, and some expressions wondering why adopt a slow and undefined protocol. It looks like d-bus is going to be part of KDE4, the implementation details will be interesting to say the least.
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Stephan continued with a thread called Malaga Discussions II [2]. This is about scripting interfaces to KDE.
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We all agreed, that scripting will be a major component of KDE4 and that we need to make sure it's as good as possible.
The discussion went a bit back and forth on the topics 'Do we support only one or several languages?' and 'If one, what language will that be?'. I was actually the strongest supporter of having a multi-language strategy, but in the end we left it to the developers there representing the actual kdebindings authors (Ian, Rich and Richard Dale) and they kind of agreed that one excellent binding is more than enough work. During the discussion on the numbers of languages to support it was already obvious that the majority of developers wants kjs/qsa (which are said to differ only in details so far) to be _that_ language.
Please note though that this whole discussion was just about scripting applicatins, neither about application development nor about heavy plugins. There is still something left to discuss, but we did a start.
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Quit funny cause the feedback I got last year from majority of users and developers is, that they would like to have python or <put your fav interpreter her> as preferred language instead of ecma like scripts. Anyway, that's personal taste and shows one more time, that we maybe should provide at least an optional way to leave the decision up to the potential developer who decides that he likes to write some other binding and got frustrated by rewritting everything cause the existing scripting-solution is qsa/kjs only and couldn't be reused and, more worse, applications are bind to qsa/kjs only.
As already sayed above that doesn't mean to maintain a bunch of equivalent solutions for all existing interpreterlanguages like done today, rather then providing a plugin-framework where somebody is able to put his own scripting-binding in and use it as first class citizen even if not official supported by the KDE-project.
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A third thread [4] summarizes what Stephan called "another heated discussion". This one is about the organisation of kdelibs and kdebase. The discussion takes place in this thread [5]. Anyone using trunk needs to be aware of this:
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What is this all about? Stephan explains:
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kdebase in it's current form is too strictly bound to the UNIX desktop we developed so far. Many in the past raised the concern that you don't need kicker on Windows, but you still would like to have the ioslaves and the helpcenter on it - still both are bound together in one SVN module. So we decided to split kdebase into two subsets: those apps that are foundation for other applicatins and those apps that make up the KDE desktop. This wasn't really controversial.
The other aspect was much more controversial as it related to kdelibs. The idea presented was to split kdelibs into the parts that only rely on Qt each (most widgets, some of our kdecore parts) and those parts that are either grouped together to make up KDE's framework and the parts that rely on that KDE framework.
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The heated discussions came from what I would call 'creative tension'. KDE has many different interests involved in the development, each trying to make sure that their needs are met. On one end you have Trolltech with a cross platform toolkit, and developers (customers) using their toolkit to write applications that fit specific needs. They would like some of the KDE technologies to be available to Qt users. Another interest are those who would like to see the porting of KDE and it's components to OSX and Windows, but would like to easily exclude technologies that would be duplicated where the host has a suitable implementation. The third (loosely) group are those who look at these ideas, and say as Rhett Butler: Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. And don't want to complicate or create maintenance for something they are not interested in.
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With more and more companies adopting Qt having a set of tools from KDE that only require Qt gives them a way to try out KDE's technology and hopefully then utilize our entire framework. This will give us more testers, contributors etc. The best example is a lot of the KDE widgets that you find in designer and a bunch of small helper classes in kdecore.
From a more fundimental level there is a heck of a lot of interdependencies in kdelibs that aren't needed at the moment. The thicker the graph the harder it is to debug. A lot of us wish to implement unit tests. Reducing the number of unnecessary dependencies will make this job easier. This also makes giving maintainership over to new developers a lot more easier. There has been a lot of talk about maintainers here at akademy also. Right now there seems to be only a few people who really understand and maintain kdelibs.
The concensus at the end of the meeting was not that we definitly were going to do this fyi, but to at least give it a shot and see how far we could get.
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[1] http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=112522690717601&w=2
[2] http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=112524270027657&w=2
[3] http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=112526102816806&w=2
[4] http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=112548113617951&w=2
[5] http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=112513238424281&w=2
[6] http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=112565459811357&w=2
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Christoph Cullmann machte Änderungen in /trunk/KDE/kdelibs/kate/part:
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Koos Vriezen übertrug eine Änderung für /trunk/extragear/multimedia/kmplayer/src/kmplayer_part.cpp:
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Fix resizing part to 0x0 on www.3fm.nl when click 'Luister Live' in top-left
flash element. Normally kmplayer tries to resize itself to the movie size
when no WIDTH/HEIGHT tags were passed. Of course this should not be done if
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Inge Wallin machte Änderungen in /trunk/koffice/kspread:
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Fix bug 110551: Scrolling left/right is very slow
An attempt to fix this seems to have been done before (see bug
101234), but was only fixed in the vertical direction. Actually this
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BUGS: 110551,101234
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Inge Wallin machte Änderungen in /trunk/koffice/kspread:
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Start of fix for bug 108017: Top left cell not preserved between
closing and opening of file
The problem was that the top left was never saved in the file.
This patch implements:
- saving the position of the top left in the file
- reading the position of the top left
- setting the position of the top left
The only remaining problem is that the setting is done before the view
is actually shown on the screen. At that point, the window doesn't
have it's final size, so the view scrolls even if it shouldn't have
to.
It also leaves a lot of debug output to stdout if you have that turned
on. That will disappear in the final fix.
I commit this now so that me or somebody else can continue with the
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Hamish Rodda machte Änderungen in /trunk/KDE/kdelibs/kate:
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Major changes to correlate with the changes to the interface:
1) All cursor pairs now converted to ranges. Other misc interface
changes ported.
2) Almost complete rewrite of smart cursors and ranges.
This is incomplete and crashes, but Cullmann asked for it to be
committed so that it can be worked on at akademy.
3) KateSmartManager is the new way I'm trying to efficiently handle
updating smart cursors and ranges when something changes. This is where
most of the breakage is at the moment, i think.
4) Some work on the renderer - needs more
5) KateEditInfo is the new way I'm working on to store document change
history in more detail. It's similar to the old way but I want it to be
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A large portion of making kdom work on qt4 now. It will probably take
some time to complete the porting, but I have to commit to let Frerich
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KMix Port to Qt4.
Everything should be "native Qt4" (no Qt3-Support needed), except for
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- Fixed removed data bug
- Fixed bug which prevented file_info file from loading under cetain circumstances
- Excluded chunks now shown in light gray (Ivan)
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Tomas Mecir machte Änderungen in /trunk/koffice/kspread:
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When you select a range, write some nice formula and press Ctrl+Alt+Enter,
you get a range formula - matrix and so. Useful for MMULT and similar.
This is just like excel/oo.o/gnumeric, however, parts of matrix can still be
modified and so on ... Further work on GUI needed to get this to work, but it's
already useable quite well.
This is the final part of my SoC project.
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Martin Ellis machte Änderungen in /trunk/koffice/lib/kofficeui:
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Allow mouse wheel movement to select the next/previous
sheet in KSpread.
Unlike the buttons on the left of the sheet tabs, the
wheel movement actually changes the current sheet, rather
than just scroll the tab display. This makes its behaviour
consistent with e.g. the tab bars in Konqueror,
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improved selection tool which now has the following abilities:
* left mouse click to select single object
* ctrl + left mouse click to add to current selection
* ctrl + right mouse click to remove from current selection
* ctrl + left mouse drag to add objects within selection rect to current selection
* ctrl + right mouse drag to remove objects within selection rect from current selection
* presssing shift while scaling makes scaling keeping the aspect ratio (adjusted to shape tool behaviour)
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* Add pressure sensitivity setting -- this should be tested since my tablet doesn't
quite work here...
* Move at least one method to XYZ as a fallback from the abstract colorspace. (This
is a free-for-all, feel free start implementing either xyz fallback methods or
specialized implementations for functions in the other colorspaces, the architecture
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Updated version to 0.5. Google Summer of Code final version.
Hope everybody likes it. I'll post here also a quick tutorial, just in case you dont know how to use it, and want to:
Open a program to observe, after some millisecconds it should start showing objects. You can see whats in those by left clicking, and send any to the signal grid with the second button.
Then go to the event view, and unselect "Dont show Events" (is is off as it consumes lot of CPU power when on), then do something on your observed application. The events show up at the list, choose the one that drives you cracy and look where is it at the tree view, or send it to the signal grid.
Now at the signal grid, select one object, left click on it, and select a signal/slot. The other end should appear, and if you do something in your observed application, then some green lights should show around.
With the right button over a object you have a contextual menu where you can, for exmaple, look at the object details.
Finally press the pause button, and move a little bit the slider. Green lights should appear again when over the time instant the signal is emitted.
more info at the program documentation or at http://www.monasteriomono.org/programs/kro/ (slow ADSL, sorry).
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Port of revision 455380
Don't render pages which are not visible at the time the eventloop executes the rendering
function. This makes rapid scrolling thru the document much faster. Also the resonsiveness
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Oliver Kellogg machte Änderungen in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdesdk/umbrello:
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BUG:111407 - From peter.soetens mech kuleuven ac be 2005-08-25 14:03
> Created an attachment (id=12369)
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Oliver Kellogg machte Änderungen in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdesdk/umbrello:
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BUG:111502 - From peter.soetens mech kuleuven ac be 2005-08-25 18:47
> Created an attachment (id=12371)
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BUG:66461 - Comment #11 From Peter Soetens 2005-08-25 17:09
> This patch fixes two bugs (trunk, today):
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and use that to calculate the value of variables in the loop.
* Tons of cleanups and fixes
* symbolic_number is now soooo much cleaner
* Removed 'minus' and instead add the negation. Negation isn't written yet though :)
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Bug 111447: Incorrect area calculation for graphs below & above x-axis.
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* on first tab in About box, show support address (inspired by amarok) but it's not clickable (annoyingly enough) so leave an email link in the Authors section
* shorten text in Authors section (it's an Authors section, not a "how to report bugs in great detail" section - furthermore bugs.kde.org requires an email address anyway, so why not just email the bug report in the first place...)
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Don't render pages which are not visible at the time the eventloop executes the rendering
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This patch adds support for secure and encrypted file sharing in
NX-type Terminal Servers for KDE sessions by using a modified
fish:// KIO slave.
File sharing happens between local NX Client and the remote NX
Server without the need to have Samba installed. The patch extends
the "fish://(...)" KIO slave so that it may also be run simply as
"nxfish:/".
If run as "nxfish:/" from Konqueror (or the Mini CLI) of the remote
session, the file listing window will contain every file or
subdirectory that is contained in ${HOME}/NX-Shares (default; may
be configured to use a different resource).
To make nxfish work, create a directory named "${HOME}/NX-Shares" on
your NX Client. Then put into that directory all the files you want
to see and share in the remote NX session. You can also put files or
new directories into the nxfish:/ window and then find them created
in your local NX client's ${HOME}/NX-Shares directory.
The beauty of nxfish is this: it also follows symlinks. This means:
you just need to create symbolic links inside the "${HOME}/NX-Share"
directory, and their target files will appear in the remote NX
session just as if they were there directly.
The security of nxfish is outlined by these facts:
a) each NX user's nxfish:/ KIO slave is of course only pointing
to his own ${HOME}/NX-Shares resource;
b) it is not possible to "climb up" into ${HOME} from the shared
resource;
c) user authentication is completely transparent (no need to type
a password) and guaranteed by FreeNX;
d) the "executable" bit of the files (or symlinks) is ignored by
nxfish;
e) if nxfish follows a symlink pointing to a directory, it is not
possible in the target directory to "climb" up;
f) if the symlink however points to "/", you can of course walk
around the complete file system tree of your NX client.
NOTE: nxfish:/ will only work if the remote NX server supports
this feature. Support for nxfish:/ will appear in FreeNX-0.5 (not
yet released); the authors hope its functionality will also be
included into the NoMachine NX server. If you are interested to
use this feature with FreeNX-0.4.x, ask on the FreeNX-kNX@kde.org
mailing list for manual installation instructions.
nxfish:/ was developed by Fabian Franz. Waldo Bastian reviewed the
code.
I am just the messenger. Cheers, Kurt
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Kalle Dalheimer machte Änderungen in /branches/work/newtodoview/korganizer:
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Split the todo list view into three:
- One with the tasks I need to work on
- One with the tasks I want somebody else (but not myself) to work on
- All other tasks I might be interested in watching |
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Tobias Koenig machte Änderungen in /branches/work/opensync-integration/kitchensync:
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Add several bugfixes
- application doesn't crash when adding two members in the config dialog
- use SyncProcesses everywhere in the gui part instead of KSync::Group to
allow the reinitialization of the engine
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Reinhold Kainhofer machte Änderungen in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/korganizerer.c:
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It took me two days at akademy just to get rid of a feature in korganizer!
Now the date matrix no longer tries to be too smart and switch month when you click in the first line. This was simply annoying and confusing (and the usability people didn't like it either) |
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Reinhold Kainhofer machte Änderungen in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/korganizerer.c:
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It seems that we shouldn't try to lay out all child items of the agenda in the resizeEvent method, since that somehow messes up the QSplitter handling in Qt. Instead, only calculate the grid size in the resizeEvent, and do the re-layouting of the agenda items in a slot called by a single shot timer. This fixes bug 80114.
Similarly, do the layouting of the day matrices in the date navigator in a single-shot timer, since this makes the other splitters resize immediately. (The day matrices take some time, so this makes korganizer appear faster... see also Lubos' talk on KDE Performance here in malaga...)
BUG:80114
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Carlos Leonhard Woelz machte Änderungen in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/doc/korganizer:
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Update KOrganizer documentation:
Quite a large change.
Improved Introduction, added Journal entries everywhere, checked (and changed)
all examples and tutorials, added the resources, importing, exporting
and managing calendar sections, added the views sections, added the filters
and categories sections, added the search section, updated the entering
events and to-dos sections, a brand new group scheduling chapter, a new
configuration chapter, an updated menu reference (you won't find much of the
old one).
Removed: Group scheduling workshop and exchange plugin workshop, as the functions
are not there anymore.
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Tobias Koenig machte Änderungen in /branches/work/opensync-integration/kitchensync/src:
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Fixed the configure dialog:
- show the xml editor only when no gui is available
=> no switching code needed
=> the configuration doesn't get lost during switching from one member config to another
Cornelius: of course we can argue whether removing the xml editor is usfull for debugging,
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Till Adam machte Änderungen in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim:
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Fix usability issue that addressees in the completion box are grouped by
resource from a sorting point of view, but that that is not visually
discernable by introducing non-selectable headers for the sections.
Brought to you courtesy of the proko2 project. |
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Reinhold Kainhofer machte Änderungen in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/libkcal:
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For all-day events the DTEND should be set to the last day of the event,
not to the next day after the event (We misunderstood rfc 2445 in this
regard). E.g. a DTEND: 20050831 *does* occur on August 31 (and end on that
date). Originally, we also had it that way, but then misunderstood the rfc
and for kde 3.1 we used the next day after the event as DTEND. Evolution
and Mozilla do it similarly, but it's wrong, nonetheless. Actually, after
pointing out the problem to them, the evolution guys will also use the
correct way.
See http://www.imc.org/ietf-calendar/archive1/msg03648.html (written by
one of the authors of rfc 2445, so that's kind of authoritative)
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Allan Sandfeld Jensen machte Änderungen in /branches/work/khtml-paged:
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Check all page-breaks and not just the current one in layoutInlineChildren.
Disable some painting checks in RenderTable, until I've figured out why needsLayout is
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Michael Pyne machte Änderungen in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdemultimedia/jukace.:
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Fix bug 93208 (New file renamer does not allow using a type twice), thus finally fixing the
major regression I introduced for JuK 3.4. I consider it a regression, not
(just) a feature, which is why I'm committing to 3.5 (it worked, albeit differently in 3.3).
The code is still wretched in places (most things should be integrated into one class and then
just use the one class through the API) but I think I've worked the kinks out. Or at least
it should have less kinks than when I started.
I will try to evangelize so that this gets more testing for Alpha 2 and beyond, because it's
going to be a long haul after this to 4.0. ;)
Also, the GUI may need some tweaks, feel free to let me know if you have minor improvements.
BUG:93208 |
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Michael Pyne übertrug eine Änderung für /branches/KDE/3.5/kdemultimedia/juk/filerenamer.cpp:
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Don't allow tags with slashes (/) in them to mess up directory layout when renaming.
Fix bug 104053 (Filerenamer breaks on files starting with bracket) by removing the code that
inhibits separators around brackets. It is a mere stylistic tweak that has the unfortunate
effect of sometimes breaking things, so --> /dev/null.
BUG:104053 |
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Harald Sitter machte Änderungen in /trunk/extragear/network/doc/konversation:
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Finished new screenshot set. All challouts are transparent, so there is no more a nimbus ;). I used pngcrush on all shots which reduzed the size sometimes dramatically. All got a shadow (made with Gimp's Drop-Shadow script (Offset=8 & 8, Radius=15, Opacity=65). Used window decoration is Plastik, used style is Lipstik 1.3. |
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Matt Rogers machte Änderungen in /branches/work/kopete/dev-0.12/kopete/kopete:
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Commit patch from bug 101797 that allows users to select what encoding the
chatwindow should be re-decoded in. Since I got no feedback from the bug reporters,
I'm assuming it works for them.
BUG: 101797
BUG: 97116
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Andre Duffeck übertrug eine Änderung für /branches/KDE/3.5/kdenetwork/kopete/protocols/yahoo/libyahoo2/libyahoo2.c:
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Pretend to be a YMSG12 client.
Yahoo released its Messenger in version 7.
With this version they introduced YMSG13. Moreover, YMSG9, which we were using until now, seems to be deprecated as from now.
That means that some functions are blocked from and to YMSG9 clients and the Yahoo servers are not nice to them any more, resulting in sporadic
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