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Re: When will Kubuntu have ports?
by ramses on Wednesday 06/Feb/2008, @03:25

I tried them, it's not good there are worst than the 4.0 version. At least they correct the bug for the icons but nepomuk is not there so no possibility to use all the feature in it (like the comments). In konqueror the protocoles remote:// and applications:// were not working. You can't use anymore the kde application outside kde4. I did a purge and i'm waiting for hardy to try it a little bit more.

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Re: When will Kubuntu have ports?
by ramses on Wednesday 06/Feb/2008, @06:15

just in case, I tested another time and I discover another problem konqueror is useless at least as browser and with kubuntu package. As it is now, if you are clicking on a link in a webpage it ask you if you want to save the html file or open with konqueror. If you choose konqueror it open a new window... Not exactly something expected for a browser!

I tried to use konqueror to send this message but when I clicked on the preview button it send me on my /tmp/kde-ramses directory...

Something is weird with this packages I think.

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Re: When will Kubuntu have ports?
by Sutoka on Wednesday 06/Feb/2008, @07:53

Sounds like a configuration issue to me (had you run the alphas/betas/RCs with that account?), you could try moving your ~/.kde4 directory and then restarting KDE4 (or if you're just running apps in kde3, start up the kde4 app after should work fine) and see if it works then. If it doesn't, you can just delete the new ~/.kde4 directory and restore the old one.

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Re: When will Kubuntu have ports?
by ramses on Wednesday 06/Feb/2008, @09:14

to test kde4 I always deleting the .kde4 directory. Just to be sure I even create a new user just for the test and same result. I suspected a problem with some old package so I did a clean de-installation and re-installation (ie I purge all the file when deleting the kde4 package and even delete the /usr/lib/kde4 directory to be sure.

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