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<0> good evening all
<0> i have a problem with k3b and a iso
<0> when i want to burn a iso it prints: OPC failed. Try with speed 1x. Fatal error at startup: input/output error. Unable to eject the media.
<0> any ideas whats going wrong with k3b ?
<1> well, OPC means "Optimum Power Calibration" and refers to the calibration of the laser's strength to the medium
<1> Which is a hardware function
<1> That's about all I can tell you ..
<2> I want to add a child to a DOM::Node, how do I construct a new node to add?
<3> koala_man: --> #khtml
<2> ah thanks, but I just didn't bother to read the node cl*** ref text :P
<4> I got a problem with Kdevelop... its crashing whenever I create a new project... this is my line error: *** glibc detected *** free(): invalid pointer: 0x4106985c ***
<5> is there a KDE QT faq
<3> kbrooks: *cough* topic *cough*
<2> or maybe not
<3> Thibod: --> #kdevelop
<4> ty ^^
<6> pinotree: morning :)
<3> hey smileaf|hotaru
<7> in a folder of oggs with a .ogg ext and .mp3 ext would there be a way to make konqueror only show the .mp3 exts or delete all files with .mp3 ext?
<8> you can always rm *.mp3
<8> or mv *.mp3 /to/some/other/dir/
<1> kronoz: Just append /*.mp3 to the address bar, then it will only show .mp3
<7> Pinchiukas: thanks, for some reason that didn't occur to me
<7> Sho_: ok cool
<8> then you could sort the files by file type I think
<1> (Or use my trick, or use Tools -> View Filter)
<7> more proof that konqueror rocks
<9> Finally I got it to compile on my new base
<9> (well, maybe, sorta)
<10> you know what ****s?
<8> konqueror doesn't rock as a web browser :)
<10> when you accidentally check the remember application ***ociation checkbox when you're opening a folder with music in xmms. >,.,<
<1> Pinchiukas: It's getting closer to it in 3.5.4, though
<10> how do I fix it and make folders open in the folder browser like they used to?
<1> root________: Look around in the "File ***ociations"
<7> Pinchiukas: i find it ok as a web browser, more options and tricks than something like firefox but less big features and a bit slower i think
<8> I think it renders text quite fast
<8> even faster than opera
<7> also flash can be a problem especially on video.google.com for some reason, youtube works though
<10> Sho_, I found a place to pick an application.. I just don't know what the default application is called to make it open
<11> kronoz: just resize the window on video.google.com
<11> and it's fine
<8> Sho_: so can I compile konqueror just as a file manager only? I should disable hktml or something?
<11> kronoz: far faster than ff on linux, though ff is very slow on linux compared to windows
<1> Pinchiukas: Why should you? The khtmlpart is loaded on demand, there's no resource overhead when you're only browsing files
<8> but there is some compiling overhead ;D
<8> I just don't like having things I don't use
<1> Pinchiukas: KHTML is used by many KDE applications besides Konqueror for display purposes (Amarok, Akregator, ...), so I'd advise against trying not to compile it
<8> :/
<1> Pinchiukas: For an application developer, the HTML library is a pretty sophisticated and flexible display widget in the toolbox :)
<1> Pinchiukas: Kopete uses it too for all chat windows
<8> argh
<8> well seems like i will have to have it
<1> Pinchiukas: You're better of having it ;)
<3> "doctor doctor, i cut my legs and now i can't walk!"
<1> Be happy you have it :P
<3> "then don't cut your legs!"
<3> there's no way tyo disable khtml
<3> many kde apps use it internally, and you don't ever know they're using khtml
<3> if you want konqueror as a file manager, then use it as such
<3> Sho_: you know, two voices are better than one
<1> I suppose :)
<8> Sho_: well I only want kde for its kicker, desktop and file manager stuff and a few apps like kmail, knode and kopete
<8> but hell, maybe konqueror will turn out to be an ok browser too :)
<1> Pinchiukas: ... which are made possible by KDEs rich library platform :)
<8> rich library platform?
<1> Pinchiukas: It's definitely being worked on to that end; KDE 3.5.4 will already contain many improvements
<3> Pinchiukas: only? you're using half of kde...
<8> are you a kde dev Sho_? :)
<3> he is
<8> pinotree: what else would I want to use?
<3> what you need
<3> you said "well I only want kde for <list of needs>"
<8> i play movies with mplayer and most of the other things in console
<3> what you listed after is basically half than kde
<8> maybe I'd also want amarok
<8> pinotree: do you think that's a bad thing? :)
<3> of course not
<8> oh, and kpdf definitely :)
<1> Pinchiukas: Well, you're saying "but I only use these few apps", but what makes these apps possible in the first place, and their tight integration, is the rich functionality provided by KDEs libraries - including the HTML library, which is used by several of the applications you listed
<8> Sho_: those apps would be possible without kde at all :) just they would need more work
<1> Pinchiukas: In the real world, they wouldn't be possible. If every app had to reinvent the wheel on its own, they wouldn't get far based on the amount of manpower available.
<12> Pinchiukas: which means more bugs
<8> the thought about those kde libraries brings doubt to my mind :) I mean if I'd use gnome and just use a single kde application, say kopete, I'd have to compile and use a lot of unneeded kde stuff, won't I?
<12> the more code we can factor out and put in shared libraries, the smaller they will be, the faster to produce and the less bugs they will have.
<12> hence, the kde library platform :-)
<1> Pinchiukas: Not to mention that your initial complaint was about resource usage by libraries you don't use (although you do use them) - if every app implemented its own stack of libraries, you'd compile much more ;)
<8> Sho_: gaim got somewhat far one could say
<8> well it uses gtk and stuff, but it doesn't need no khtml :)
<8> it's almost standalone I think
<1> Pinchiukas: Gaim, too, builds on an ecosystem of external libraries
<13> hi, good afternoon
<8> Sho_: like what?
<1> Pinchiukas: GTK+, glib, nss, nas, python, libao, dbus, ...
<8> can I access another machine via ssh like ftp? using those kio things :) I mean upload/download files to it?
<8> oh, I didn't realise gaim depended on that much libraries ;)
<1> Pinchiukas: Anyway, what KHTML gets Kopete is a rich theming system. Afaik Gaim doesn't have that.
<8> yeah, gaim is somewhat basic
<1> iblechbot: sftp:// or fish://
<13> Pinchiukas: fish://user@host
<1> err
<1> Pinchiukas: Yes, via sftp:// or fish://
<8> gotta read about this fish thing ;)
<8> never heard about it
<1> Pinchiukas: You should prefer sftp:// if you can use that
<8> if I can use ssh I bet I can use sftp :)
<8> I am really starting to love kde :)
<12> sftp:// requires the other side to have enabled SFTP
<1> Pinchiukas: AFAIK sftp:// uses the actual SSH File Transfer Protocol whereas fish:// uses ssh and commands like cat and so on on the remote side, which works too but is hackish by comparison
<12> fish:// requires the other side to give you a shell
<12> since sshd installations don't turn on SFTP by default (hey, it's an OpenBSD project), fish:// is more widely used
<8> thiago: doesn't sftp?
<1> Pinchiukas: no
<8> thiago: sftp is turned on in slackware
<8> by default I mean
<12> Pinchiukas: sftp has to be explicitly enabled in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
<12> Pinchiukas: did you get the tarball from openssh.org and compile it?
<11> fish:// allowed me to recover some files from a pretty much dead server
<11> no chance of scping
<8> thiago: no, I use the binary package
<8> and yeah, it's enabled there
<1> SCP is a precursor to SFTP, however
<12> Pinchiukas: oh, ok
<12> I was wrong then
<12> Sho_: no, scp and sftp are more or less unrelated
<12> though for backing files up, I use ssh, not scp or sftp
<8> what bothers me is that tunneling is enabled by default even in freebsd
<8> I was surprised by that a lot
<12> ssh remote-host tar -cp -C /rootdir | bzip2 -9 /backup.tar.bz2
<1> thiago: Well, SCP is older than SFTP and SFTP a superior replacement, so in that sense SCP is a precursor :)
<12> Pinchiukas: X11 forwarding?
<8> thiago: nah, ssh tunneling, I can use my universitys bw to download pron :)
<1> Or at least SFTP supersedes SCP
<8> hell now my fear that I won't be able to do something after switching to linux just turned around lol
<12> with KDE you get *better* connectivity and network transparency than Windows
<12> want to open a remote .txt file in your preferred (KDE) text editor? Just do it.
<12> no need to copy it locally first.
<12> is that a protocol that allows you to upload back? Just hit Ctrl+S and it'll save there!
<8> I hate kde text editors
<13> Pinchiukas: if i recall ..... in debian it is default disabled
<8> c-101: tunneling?
<12> Pinchiukas: kedit and kate/kwrite?
<14> mmmm, gnome's vnc server is way better than kde's. how unfortunate.
<8> thiago: all of them
<8> slicslak: lol :)
<1> Pinchiukas: Why?
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