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Originally posted by kraftman View PostNo, dbus causes Dolphin to crash on some configurations. Maybe some other apps are affected too.
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Originally posted by tball View PostOkay what about freeze and hangs with konqueror and other kde apps? Occasionally when I e.g. type in an address into konquerors address-bar, it sometimes hangs for about 6 sec, before it works normally again.
Could it be that it is having problems writing .temp files? It sounds like it's hitting some kind of timeout in any case. Could theoretically be caused by waiting for dbus, but I really have no clue.
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Originally posted by pingufunkybeat View PostI have this when mounting /home via NFS and the network is flaky.
Could it be that it is having problems writing .temp files? It sounds like it's hitting some kind of timeout in any case. Could theoretically be caused by waiting for dbus, but I really have no clue.
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Originally posted by tball View PostI might do that. Sounds like the best solution at this moment.
Code:#!/bin/bash # Use compiz as the windows manager. export KDEWM=/usr/bin/compiz.real
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If the ".conf" wasn't obvious enough; take a look at Firefox' User Agent switcher plugin... What I means was have Mesa expose a config file in which an enduser can let Mesa say what it can do. So for example if Mesa exposes functionality I'm not happy with (say like with Kwin), I can comment out the extention so that Kwin would behave OK.
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Originally posted by V!NCENT View PostIf the ".conf" wasn't obvious enough; take a look at Firefox' User Agent switcher plugin... What I means was have Mesa expose a config file in which an enduser can let Mesa say what it can do. So for example if Mesa exposes functionality I'm not happy with (say like with Kwin), I can comment out the extention so that Kwin would behave OK.
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Originally posted by KAMiKAZOW View PostWrite better code or shut up.
So right back at ya: learn what it takes to develop software or shut up.
Using Debian for development is a bad idea unless you update it with new versions of libs (backports or whatever.)
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