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Subject:    kde-redhat-users Digest, Vol 3, Issue 10
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Date:       2006-08-17 18:53:42
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Today's Topics:

   1. Re: kdesu (FC4) bug? (Colin J Thomson - G6AVK)
   2. Re: kdesu (FC4) bug? (Rex Dieter)
   3. Problem mounting camera for one user (Tim Wunder)
   4. Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4 (James Amundson)
   5. Re: Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4 (Allen Winter)
   6. Re: Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4 (Rex Dieter)
   7. Re: Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4 (Thomas Moschny)
   8. Re: Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4 (jeffrey d anderson)
   9. Re: Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4 (James Amundson)

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From: Colin J Thomson - G6AVK <colin@g6avk.demon.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] kdesu (FC4) bug?
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FYI..

Just updated to:
kdebase-3.5.4-2.0.fc4.kde

And everything is fine again.. very strange :)

Colin
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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] kdesu (FC4) bug?
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Colin J Thomson - G6AVK wrote:
> FYI..
> 
> Just updated to:
> kdebase-3.5.4-2.0.fc4.kde
> 
> And everything is fine again.. very strange :)

Maybe a gremlin found its way into the buildsystem when 3.5.4-1.1 was
done...

-- Rex




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Using FC5 and KDE 3.5.4 in a multi-user environment (me, my wife, and my son). 
$ rpm -q kdebase
kdebase-3.5.4-1.2.fc5.kde

When I plug our camera into the USB port, I get a dialog asking me what to do 
with the newly found device, regardless of the number of other users logged 
in, or the order in which we log in. I can open it in a new window, or do 
nothing. However, I have one user who does not get this dialog. When she 
plugs the camera in, if no one else is logged in she will get an error 
message, but the camera will get mounted and Konqueror's file manager will 
open media:/camera and she'll have access to the pictures.
If she plugs the camera in and another user is logged into the system before 
her, she just gets the error message.
If she plugs the camera in and another user is logged into the system, but she 
logged in first, she  gets the error message, but the camera will get mounted 
and Konqueror's file manager will open media:/camera and she'll have access 
to the pictures.

The error message is :
"Cannot find parent item media:/ in the tree. Internal error."

This strikes me a a console.perms issue, but the relevant (I think) 
console.perms lines in /etc/security/console.perms.d/50-default.perms are:
<camera>=/mnt/camera* /dev/usb/dc2xx* /dev/usb/mdc800*
<console>  0666 <camera>     0660 root.users
and look fine to my untrained eye. (similar settings work fine for sound)

Any idea what's happening and how to fix it?

Thanks, 
Tim

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From: James Amundson <amundson@fnal.gov>
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Subject: [kde-redhat-users] Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4
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Hi,

I have been experiencing a strange problem since I updated to KDE 3.5.4. 
I have anti-aliasing turned on in the KDE font control panel. When I 
launch a new KDE application I see anti-aliased fonts, as always. 
However, some processes that start at login time show (non-anti) aliased 
fonts. Right now I see:

yakuake: aliased
klipper: aliased
basket: aliawed
KDE menu: anti-aliased
new konsoles: anti-aliased

Today I launched Thunderbird very soon after I logged in. I noticed that 
it, too, was aliased. When I quit and restart it, it went back to being 
anti-aliased.

I did not see this problem before KDE 3.5.4. Is anyone else seeing this 
behavior? Does anyone have any idea what might be going on? I am at a loss.

Thanks,
Jim Amundson




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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4
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On Thursday 17 August 2006 12:46, James Amundson wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have been experiencing a strange problem since I updated to KDE 3.5.4. 
> I have anti-aliasing turned on in the KDE font control panel. When I 
> launch a new KDE application I see anti-aliased fonts, as always. 
> However, some processes that start at login time show (non-anti) aliased 
> fonts. Right now I see:
> 
> yakuake: aliased
> klipper: aliased
> basket: aliawed
> KDE menu: anti-aliased
> new konsoles: anti-aliased
> 
> Today I launched Thunderbird very soon after I logged in. I noticed that 
> it, too, was aliased. When I quit and restart it, it went back to being 
> anti-aliased.
> 
> I did not see this problem before KDE 3.5.4. Is anyone else seeing this 
> behavior? Does anyone have any idea what might be going on? I am at a loss.
> 

I do know that immediately after I logged back in after upgrading to KDE 3.5.4 
most of the fonts were totally screwed-up.  I went into the Control Panel->Appearance->Fonts
and clicked-off and then clicked-on the "Use Anti-Aliasing Fonts" checkbox.  Then clicked [OK] button.

Then logged out and back in again and the fonts were fine.

I had to do the same thing on my wife's system.

No idea why.
-Allen





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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4
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Allen Winter wrote:

> I do know that immediately after I logged back in after upgrading to KDE 3.5.4 
> most of the fonts were totally screwed-up.  I went into the Control Panel->Appearance->Fonts
> and clicked-off and then clicked-on the "Use Anti-Aliasing Fonts" checkbox.  Then clicked [OK] button.
> 
> Then logged out and back in again and the fonts were fine.
> 
> I had to do the same thing on my wife's system.
> 
> No idea why.

I admit the same thing happened to me, but I had assumed at the time, 
that it was due to my initial half-biffed build of kde-3.5.4.

-- Rex




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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4
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On Thursday 17 August 2006 19:02 Allen Winter wrote:
> I do know that immediately after I logged back in after upgrading to KDE
> 3.5.4 most of the fonts were totally screwed-up. =A0I went into the Contr=
ol
> Panel->Appearance->Fonts and clicked-off and then clicked-on the "Use
> Anti-Aliasing Fonts" checkbox. =A0Then clicked [OK] button.
>
> Then logged out and back in again and the fonts were fine.

Same here on fc5. Not all applications had the font problem, though.

=2D Thomas




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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4
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On Thursday 17 August 2006 10:51, Rex Dieter wrote:
> Allen Winter wrote:
> > I do know that immediately after I logged back in after upgrading to KDE
> > 3.5.4 most of the fonts were totally screwed-up.  I went into the Control
> > Panel->Appearance->Fonts and clicked-off and then clicked-on the "Use
> > Anti-Aliasing Fonts" checkbox.  Then clicked [OK] button.
> >
> > Then logged out and back in again and the fonts were fine.
> >
> > I had to do the same thing on my wife's system.
> >
> > No idea why.
>
> I admit the same thing happened to me, but I had assumed at the time,
> that it was due to my initial half-biffed build of kde-3.5.4.
>
> -- Rex
>

I had the same experience on Scientific Linux 4.3.  I was even careful and 
logged out of X and switched to runlevel 3 before doing the upgrade (from 
3.5.3 to 3.5.4).  When I restarted X fonts were not anti-aliases (at least 
not in konsole, konqueror, or the control panel).   Switching anti-aliasing 
off then on again fixed it.

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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] Font anti-aliasing in KDE 3.5.4
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Allen Winter wrote:
> On Thursday 17 August 2006 12:46, James Amundson wrote:
>   
>> I have been experiencing a strange problem since I updated to KDE 3.5.4. 
>> I have anti-aliasing turned on in the KDE font control panel. When I 
>> launch a new KDE application I see anti-aliased fonts, as always. 
>> However, some processes that start at login time show (non-anti) aliased 
>> fonts.
> I do know that immediately after I logged back in after upgrading to KDE 3.5.4 
> most of the fonts were totally screwed-up.  I went into the Control Panel->Appearance->Fonts
> and clicked-off and then clicked-on the "Use Anti-Aliasing Fonts" checkbox.  Then clicked [OK] button.
>
> Then logged out and back in again and the fonts were fine.
>
>   
Thanks. That worked for me. I don't know why I didn't try that earlier.

--Jim



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