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<0> Good firewall for KDE = ?
<0> Will firestarter be sufficient
<0> ?
<1> built in usually but firestarter will allow fine tune or guarddog
<0> Thx JackieBrown
<2> iptables, man... iptables
<2> built into the kernel
<1> Renze is right - I don't run one but if you feel the need ...
<3> JackieBrown: you've removed iptables from your kernel?
<0> Yes Renze but I am not adept enough to configure IPtables myself
<4> RENZE IS JUST JEALOUS HE CAN'T HAX0R MY ZONEALARM!
<1> :D
<5> heh
<0> Rezne, so I use a GUI to help me out
<0> Renze*
<2> CHodapp: I'm not 1337 enough to care about that :P
<6> ewww
<6> what's with the caps?
<4> my zonealarm is teh l33t
<2> zonealarm is teh l4m3
<4> sigh... I'm such a loser... I haven't run Windows in like 5 years
<2> 7 years for me
<0> 3 months for me.
<0> =(
<3> qupada: I've installed gtk-qt - but don't see any documentation. do I need to run GNOME to set it up?
<7> dooglus: 'kcmshell kcmgtk'
<2> dooglus: no, control-centre -> appearance & themes -> gtk style and fonts
<7> set both to 'use my kde (style|fonts) in gtk applications', then restart any gtk apps you're using
<3> qupada: and kill gnome-settings-daemon?
<7> dooglus: probably be wise. you might actually want to log out to dispose of all that
<3> qupada: killing it makes all the GTK apps revert back to using big fonts immediately
<3> qupada: I'll try restarting them now
<3> nothing changed - the fonts are still too big. I'll try rebooting.
<2> rebooting? how... Redmond
<3> got a better suggestion?
<2> try using the control centre page again
<6> dooglus: just make sure the gtk apps use your kde fonts, and apply it
<2> the gnome thing probably overwrote it
<6> or you can just relogin to kde after killing gnome-*
<2> a reboot is unnecessary, unless you're starting a new kernel
<3> once it's working, should changing my KDE font affect GDK apps which are already running?
<2> no
<6> nope, you gotta restart the app
<2> gtk apps need restarts to see changes
<3> it looks like logging out and in again wasn't enough - I had to go back to the config window and 'apply' again
<2> like I said
<3> after changing fonts in KDE, I have to go back to the GTK config window, change the setting to-and-fro and 'apply' again
<3> ok, thanks for your help. that's looking good now.
<8> hi folks - i have a real gripe about kontact. it has a nifty feature where you can export your Calendar to an ics file. Good, fantastic. ICS publication is a great way to share your calendar. But it -requires- you to export it to a local file. You can't save to a fish:// hosted url. "Filename must be local." - that's -absurd-. If i want to export my calendar somewhere, 9 times out of ten, it'll be to a server where folks can see i
<8> t!
<9> eidolon: http://bugs.kde.org/ the program to blame is korganizer.
<8> i was wondering if i was doing something wrong :-/
<8> hmm. *explores kcalendar remote resources*
<3> Renze, kucrut: even after stopping the gnome thing and logging out and in again, changing my Qt font doesn't affect the GTK apps, even if I restart the GTK apps
<2> dooglus: do you use the gtk styles and fonts page each time you change your Qt font?
<6> dooglus: i used to delete my ~/.gtkrc-* when i have problems w/ gtk themes/fonts
<9> eidolon: the ics save as section is found in calendarview.cpp line 1522 .. however it uses a 'FileStorage' cl***
<8> i wonder why?
<10> gnome-settings-daemon handles font configuration
<10> and theme, and so on
<10> you don't need to handle with gtkrc if you start that daemon up
<9> eidolon: FileStorage however uses the ICalFormat cl*** 'save' method.
<9> seems to all use kde stuff.
<9> eidolon: so you know what we do in this situation? :)
<8> open a bug? :)
<9> eidolon: yep.
<8> tnx :)
<3> Renze: I don't. Should I?
<3> Renze: it seems I have to.
<2> yes, because that page is the only one that updates your .gtkrc-2.0 file
<9> eidolon: if you give me the bug # I might have a patch here pretty quick
<8> i'm actually almost ready for bed... i was going to open it in the am :)
<3> is there a keyboard shortcut to switch desktops?
<8> control-functionkey to go right to it.
<8> control-tab to rotate through them.
<3> thanks
<11> hi
<3> is that configurable?
<2> yes
<8> probably :)
<11> I need a channel for blogging
<2> all things in KDE are configurable
<9> Renze: how do I set the highlight color to 1 color and the text highlight color to another?
<2> smileaf: selected background and selected text in colours :D
<2> smileaf: but if you want two separate colours based on what you're selecting... change the code :D
<3> Renze: how can I configure the keyboard sequence for jumping between desktops?
<9> nah.. I mean that color that highlights the lineedits vs the color that highlights the text.
<9> so yah I'd have to change the code ;)
<2> dooglus: control centre -> regional & accessibility -> keyboard shortcuts, Shortcut schemes tab, Shortcut sequences tab
<2> look under Desktop Switching
<3> heh, ok. well hidden :)
<9> Renze: Ok I got a serious question now ;)
<2> uh oh
<3> control-f1 isn't listed in there :(
<9> how do I set the default encoding for katepart
<9> I see the option 'kde default' but I can't find where to change that.
<2> I think that depends on your locale
<9> us english.. but I want utf8 encoding :(
<2> dooglus: what does it say next to "Switch to Desktop 1" ?
<3> ok - it's in the 'shortcut sequences' tab, not 'global shortcuts'. it's not clear what the differenceis between those two
<2> I did say that :)
<3> what's the difference between a shortcut sequence and a global shortcut?
<2> some global shortcuts can be set in particular apps as well as there... shortcut sequences can only be set there
<12> someone sent me a file in kopete
<12> where would it get stored
<2> home directory, I think
<12> it didn't ask me to accept or deny it just said incoming file transfer
<12> its not there
<13> Hey Renze
<2> 'lo AegeanLinux
<13> hey, we got mirrored by Belnet
<13> http://ftp.belnet.be/pub/mirror/aegeanlinux/aegean/
<13> The first mirror to do our ISO.
<2> gosh :)
<13> Renze: Do you know how exciting that is ?
<2> nope
<13> Renze: We got on Slashdot !
<13> (then again, everyone does these days ;) )
<2> um... okay :)
<2> is a dead tree hugger a necrophiliac with splinters?
<14> how do i change the font on the titles bar ron the task bar?
<13> lol @ redsteakraw
<13> * I mean Renze
<14> mainly color
<13> Dang Freenode Java IRC client .
<15> renze: nah...just a pervert with a, "woody".
<15> Get it? "Woody" ?? ok bad joke.
<14> how do i change the minimized bars?
<14> the font
<2> the font you change in control centre -> appearance & themes -> fonts... the colour is button text colour
<14> ty
<13> And you get in there via kcontrol
<13> sorry rr73 :P
<14> about what?
<13> kk, nevery mind rr73
<13> Renze, you still wont give AegeanLinux a go then ?
<2> AegeanLinux: nope
<13> (Thats the last time I will ask)
<14> whats the think at the bottom called when i minimize it?
<13> Shoots the bloody thing (I do that is ;) )
<2> taskbar
<13> Why thank you rr73
<13> Renze, please explain the use of Gentoo
<2> huh?
<14> why is only one of my minimized things the color i selcted?
<13> never mind.
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