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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-12-03 10:31:55
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----- Original Message ----- >From: Joseph WENNINGER >To: Niels Reedijk >Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 11:31 AM >Subject: AW: [Kreatecd-devel] Configuration Dialog >Is someone else working on D'N'D ? >(If not (it doesn't matter, but) my name is Joseph not Jonathan. >The files I need to change for D'N'D are IsoWindow.* and FileTree.* Tut mir Leid :-) You can alter those files! >I couldn't reproduce your problem at the moment, but I had >kreatecd crashing at startup last week and that problem was gone >>after I removed all KDE2 libs, >includes and executables and the >QT files. And recompiled everything from scratch. For me the >problem existed, because I built these libraries parallel and not >one after another (after updating sources) I've done some debugger-work, and everything points to an error in the QT-Libs at QImageIO. Anyway, I will upgrade to KDE 2.0.1 and I will do that by myself (I used SuSE binaries last time). I'll wait for that one! Nielx |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-12-02 23:29:40
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Hi y'all, As I've said to you in a previous mail, I've got some problems running kreatecd. I'll run the debugger over it tomorrow to see if it is anything I can solve (the Crash Handler implied that it was QString all along!).=20 Anyway, on my computer I've got a big mess of pre-implementated code, fixes, additions. I do not dare to commit this stuff, as I may embaress myself, for I have not being able to test it. (sounded like a true Shakespeare, if I may say so :-) My code includes some changed Toplevel.cpps and MainWindow.cpps. If Jonathan starts working on the Drag'n'drop stuff, it is nice to know these files=20 will look different. I haven't had a substantial look at the code, so=20 I can't estimate the chance that we are working on the same file. The files I've changed are: mainwindow.cpp (or something like that) and the .h toplevel.cpp and the .h (these are the shared files which you (Jonathan) probably shall edit). If so, please have some patience until I get the stuff rolling. All other files may be altered. Thanks in advance. Nielx P.S. Sorry to keep you waiting |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-12-02 23:10:30
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> I've one question concerning the drag-and-drop functionality in the isotree, > should only local files be accepted, when dropped from konqueror or should > KDE2.0's network transparency be implemented (e.g smb, ftp...) in that way > that files dragged from that locations are copied to a temporary place and > added too? Just my opinion (I'm not the maintainer so you should wait for Alexander's reply). I think the latter is quite cool. You drag music links from the internet right to your CD. Maak er wat moois van! (just a stupid Dutch expression) Niels |
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From: Joseph W. <jo...@bi...> - 2000-12-02 22:53:59
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I've one question concerning the drag-and-drop functionality in the isotree, should only local files be accepted, when dropped from konqueror or should KDE2.0's network transparency be implemented (e.g smb, ftp...) in that way that files dragged from that locations are copied to a temporary place and added too? Joseph WENNINGER |
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From: <jo...@bi...> - 2000-12-02 18:52:23
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Seams to work for me. Kreatecd crashes sometimes if I hit cancle buttons, in dialogs, but I haven't investigated it yet, but all in all it runs for me. I use QT 2.2.2 too at the moment Joseph WENNINGER |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-12-02 16:34:26
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When I try to build the CVS (either with or without my changes) it crashes and gives the following backtrace (not always, sometimes it is unable to): 0x40db7019 in ?? () #0 0x40db7019 in ?? () #1 0x4043ae20 in ?? () #2 <signal handler called> #3 0x8482 in ?? () #4 0x40825187 in ?? () #5 0x407c7579 in ?? () #6 0x407c5491 in ?? () #7 0x407bed52 in ?? () #8 0x40418185 in ?? () #9 0x4041ae41 in ?? () #10 0x402f8698 in ?? () #11 0x40290768 in ?? () #12 0x8073283 in TopWidget::TopWidget (this=0x80d87b0, __in_chrg=1, name=0x0) at TopWidget.cpp:59 #13 0x8053dd1 in MainWindow::~MainWindow (this=0x1, __in_chrg=-1073744236) at /usr/lib/qt2/include/qstring.h:652 #14 0x40d4ea8e in ?? () I've looked at it (and the code) but I'm unable to see where it goes wrong. Perhaps a QT bug (I use 2.2.2). Anyway, can anyone look at the code and tell me what the problem is (or is it just me) Nielx |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-12-02 14:01:42
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> > > imagine at the moment - but there might be a lot of things which could be > > configurable > > > > - ISO 9660 mastering options (like Rock Ridge etc.) > > - CD-R burner settings (speed and so on) > > > > If there are some more configuration dialogs, it would be better to > > combine > > > them in a configuration menu, similar to KDE Control Center or with tabs. > > I was thinkin of a configuration dialog a la kbabel. That is > - left an icon view of different sub-items (like ISO 9660 mastering and > CD-R burner) > - right the options Is this a similar configuration dialog like in KMail? Would be great, if you find some icons or know somebody who can paint them > > I've done some initial work on it which I will commit to the CVS tonight. > Great. I'll try to check it out tomorrow or Monday Alexander -- Linux is like a Wigwam : no Gates, no Windows but an Apache inside My Homepage : http://www.moondream.de KreateCD Homepage : http://wwww.moondream.de/kreatecd/ |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-12-02 10:40:12
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> Am Freitag, 1. Dezember 2000 20:24 schrieben Sie: > > I've got the annoying habbit to just hit reply without checking the > > receiver's line. > > This is what I sent two minutes ago. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Niels Reedijk <n.r...@pl...> > > To: <Ale...@gm...> > > Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 8:22 PM > > Subject: Re: [Kreatecd-devel] Re: Is this project still alive ? > > > > > > > > Hi, I'm willing to do some programming too. I am interested in writing a > > > configuration dialog, if that's okay with you ( or if Joseph wants to do > > > that ). > > Which configuration dialogs do you want to write. There are two which I could > imagine at the moment - but there might be a lot of things which could be > configurable > > - ISO 9660 mastering options (like Rock Ridge etc.) > - CD-R burner settings (speed and so on) > > If there are some more configuration dialogs, it would be better to combine > them in a configuration menu, similar to KDE Control Center or with tabs. I was thinkin of a configuration dialog a la kbabel. That is - left an icon view of different sub-items (like ISO 9660 mastering and CD-R burner) - right the options I've done some initial work on it which I will commit to the CVS tonight. Nielx |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-12-02 09:33:47
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Am Freitag, 1. Dezember 2000 22:21 schrieben Sie: > Hi! > > 1) Don't I get the head branch of kreatecd with the following commands ? > cvs -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/kreatecd > login > cvs -z3 > -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/kreatecd co > kreatecd > Looks good. If you get anything, you'll get the HEAD branch. > 2) a) I encountered crashes at the insertion of the help menu into the > menubar > b) The second problem was with file dialogs > A friend of mine has the same problem and he even sent me a backtrace some weeks ago. It crashed somewhere in QT. I don't have any problems. > I use an every 2 days updated CVS snapshot of KDE 2/2.1 head branch and > QT 2.2.2 > I don't update so often. I almost need a day to compile the complete KDE with QT :( > 3) Should I send you diffs if I change something or do I somehow get CVS > access ? > (I have to admit, I haven't done anything with CVS yet) > It would be nice if you have time to read the cvs manual and "test" your CVS skills with a little CVS repository on your harddisk. If you know how CVS works, I can give you read/write access to the CVS. I would need your sourceforge user name to do this. Commiting to CVS is best for everybody. You don't need to make diffs, I don't have to check in manually and there is no delay. Alexander -- Linux is like a Wigwam : no Gates, no Windows but an Apache inside My Homepage : http://www.moondream.de KreateCD Homepage : http://wwww.moondream.de/kreatecd/ |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-12-02 09:33:44
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Am Freitag, 1. Dezember 2000 20:24 schrieben Sie: > I've got the annoying habbit to just hit reply without checking the > receiver's line. > This is what I sent two minutes ago. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Niels Reedijk <n.r...@pl...> > To: <Ale...@gm...> > Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 8:22 PM > Subject: Re: [Kreatecd-devel] Re: Is this project still alive ? > > > > > Hi, I'm willing to do some programming too. I am interested in writing a > > configuration dialog, if that's okay with you ( or if Joseph wants to do > > that ). Which configuration dialogs do you want to write. There are two which I could imagine at the moment - but there might be a lot of things which could be configurable - ISO 9660 mastering options (like Rock Ridge etc.) - CD-R burner settings (speed and so on) If there are some more configuration dialogs, it would be better to combine them in a configuration menu, similar to KDE Control Center or with tabs. BTW, does anybody know whether higher recording speeds are supported in cdrecord? We would have to add them in the CD-R dialog then. Alexander -- Linux is like a Wigwam : no Gates, no Windows but an Apache inside My Homepage : http://www.moondream.de KreateCD Homepage : http://wwww.moondream.de/kreatecd/ |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-12-02 09:10:05
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Am Freitag, 1. Dezember 2000 23:09 schrieben Sie: > Hi! > > I got kreatecd running, I recompiled QT, KDE an > KreateCD from scratch, now it starts up. > > I'd like to take drag'n drop task in the iso9660 > tree, if noone objects > Would be a great idea. There are many people who asked me for this feature. Do you have any D&D experiences? > Do I need to register to the project in any way, > or how does this work on sourceforge# - first you should register at sourceforge - if you are not registered. - subscribe to kreatecd-devel mailing list. Posting of non-members is only allowed after being approved. - if you know how cvs works, it is the best solution to get read-write access in the CVS repository. I'll need your sourceforge user name to do this. Alexander -- Linux is like a Wigwam : no Gates, no Windows but an Apache inside My Homepage : http://www.moondream.de KreateCD Homepage : http://wwww.moondream.de/kreatecd/ |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-12-02 08:58:43
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Am Freitag, 1. Dezember 2000 23:18 schrieben Sie: > > My first problem, I encounter if I get the CVS > > version is that configure fails at the C-Compiler > > check because of existing specs directory > > Me too! > > rm -r specs > > works for me > > Nielx I cannot delete the obsolete "specs" directory from the CVS tree. I would need shell access to the CVS repository, but I just commited a quick fix for this. I delete the specs dir in configure. Alexander -- Linux is like a Wigwam : no Gates, no Windows but an Apache inside My Homepage : http://www.moondream.de KreateCD Homepage : http://wwww.moondream.de/kreatecd/ |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-12-01 22:18:55
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> My first problem, I encounter if I get the CVS > version is that configure fails at the C-Compiler > check because of existing specs directory Me too! rm -r specs works for me Nielx |
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From: <we...@yc...> - 2000-12-01 22:07:29
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Hi! I got kreatecd running, I recompiled QT, KDE an KreateCD from scratch, now it starts up. I'd like to take drag'n drop task in the iso9660 tree, if noone objects Do I need to register to the project in any way, or how does this work on sourceforge ? Kind regards Joseph WENNINGER |
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From: <jo...@bi...> - 2000-12-01 21:28:58
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My first problem, I encounter if I get the CVS version is that configure fails at the C-Compiler check because of existing specs directory Kind regards Joseph WENNINGER |
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From: Joseph W. <jo...@bi...> - 2000-12-01 21:08:37
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Hi! 1) Don't I get the head branch of kreatecd with the following commands ? cvs -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/kreatecd login cvs -z3 -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/kreatecd co kreatecd 2) a) I encountered crashes at the insertion of the help menu into the menubar b) The second problem was with file dialogs I use an every 2 days updated CVS snapshot of KDE 2/2.1 head branch and QT 2.2.2 3) Should I send you diffs if I change something or do I somehow get CVS access ? (I have to admit, I haven't done anything with CVS yet) Kind regards Joseph WENNINGER |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-12-01 19:24:52
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I've got the annoying habbit to just hit reply without checking the receiver's line. This is what I sent two minutes ago. ----- Original Message ----- From: Niels Reedijk <n.r...@pl...> To: <Ale...@gm...> Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 8:22 PM Subject: Re: [Kreatecd-devel] Re: Is this project still alive ? > > > If the project is still alive, I'd like to contribute to it. I know KDE2 > , > > > C++, QT, and a little bit about mkisofs and friends. > > > > > > > You're welcome to contribute. What do you want to do exactly? There is a > > tasklast at sourceforge with some of the tasks to be done > Hi, I'm willing to do some programming too. I am interested in writing a > configuration dialog, if that's okay with you ( or if Joseph wants to do > that ). > > By the way, I will wait with writing documentation until the next release > (may be a bit more appropriate). > > Nielx > |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-12-01 16:52:40
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Am Donnerstag, 30. November 2000 17:28 schrieben Sie: > Hi! > > I saw on the sourceforge webpage that there wasn't any mail traffic since > September, is this project still alive ? > I'm a little bit busy with university at the moment, but it is still alive. Another problem is that I live 2 hours away from university - I lose additional 4 hours a day. I'm the only active developer at the moment, others only did translations or other tasks. > I thought the CVS version should work with KDE2.0 but for me it crashes > because of changed classes in the KDE-Libraries. > The current CVS works for me. Where does it crash exactly? I burned a CD-R yesterday - without any problems. > Are there any newer version available than in CVS ? > There are some smaller changes that will be committed today. > If the project is still alive, I'd like to contribute to it. I know KDE2 , > C++, QT, and a little bit about mkisofs and friends. > You're welcome to contribute. What do you want to do exactly? There is a tasklast at sourceforge with some of the tasks to be done Alexander -- Linux is like a Wigwam : no Gates, no Windows but an Apache inside My Homepage : http://www.moondream.de KreateCD Homepage : http://wwww.moondream.de/kreatecd/ |
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From: Joseph W. <jo...@bi...> - 2000-11-30 16:15:13
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Hi! I saw on the sourceforge webpage that there wasn't any mail traffic since September, is this project still alive ? I thought the CVS version should work with KDE2.0 but for me it crashes because of changed classes in the KDE-Libraries. Are there any newer version available than in CVS ? If the project is still alive, I'd like to contribute to it. I know KDE2 , C++, QT, and a little bit about mkisofs and friends. MfG Kind regards Joseph WENNINGER jo...@bi... |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-09-10 12:22:31
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Forgot to send to the list: (just hit reply...) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Niels Reedijk" <n.r...@pl...> To: "Alexander Feigl" <Ale...@gm...> Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 11:53 AM Subject: Re: [Kreatecd-devel] Get ready for KDE 2.0 development! > > At the moment I am investigating what has to be changed. Soon I'll recode > all > > .po files to Unicode as soon as I know how to edit Unicode .po files. This > is > > necessary to get correct "Umlauts" for KDE 2.0 > Use KBabel. Very good tool, can be found in the kdesdk package. > > > If you haven't done already, try to get a recent KDE snapshot or wait for > KDE > > 2.0 RC1. Very soon it may be necessary to compile KreateCD CVS HEAD > branch. > I'm actually already writing the documentation with the KreateCD built in > KDE 2. (1.92 and > now 1.93). It already works smoothly, so I predict it will be even better! > > > > > Greetings > And the same to you > Nielx > |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-09-10 08:53:09
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Hi! As you might have read, I asked on the user mailinglist, whether it is time to drop KDE 1.x support to optimize for KDE 2.0. I got two "votes" to do it, and no "vote" to continue support for KDE 1.x. I think it is time for the change, too. KDE 2.0 has very good chances to become part of most distributions. QT 2.2 is under QPL or GPL, so even Debian probably will include KDE 2.0. At the moment I am investigating what has to be changed. Soon I'll recode all .po files to Unicode as soon as I know how to edit Unicode .po files. This is necessary to get correct "Umlauts" for KDE 2.0 If you haven't done already, try to get a recent KDE snapshot or wait for KDE 2.0 RC1. Very soon it may be necessary to compile KreateCD CVS HEAD branch. Greetings Alexander |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-08-29 00:08:34
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Am Mon, 28 Aug 2000 schrieben Sie: > > The .spec file is pretty generic (in fact it's just a small updated version > of the old one). The updates include the new translations, and a small fix > for the docs entry. Shall I just update the kreatecd-generic.spec? > > Niels Ok, update the generic. Suse still has KDE installed in /opt/kde ? For Redhat/Mandrake there might be some different RPMs neccessary - they install KDE in /usr/local Alexander -- Linux is like a Wigwam : no Gates, no Windows but an Apache inside My Homepage : http://www.moondream.de KreateCD Homepage : http://wwww.moondream.de/kreatecd/ |
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From: Alexander F. <Ale...@gm...> - 2000-08-28 19:19:51
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Am Mon, 28 Aug 2000 schrieben Sie: > > I tried to use the Compile Farm, but I (and I may have to little experience > with RPM to do it) couldn't get it to work, because there isn't access to > /usr/src/packages/RPM's. How can you change this path to another place > (like /home/users/nielx/) without changing config files (which is made > impossible)? Maybe I can stick some time in creating rpm's online. > > Niels Hmm. The only solution that I know is to compile your own RPM in your home directory and use that to build RPMs. You could change this version to use config files and database in your home. Alexander -- Linux is like a Wigwam : no Gates, no Windows but an Apache inside My Homepage : http://www.moondream.de KreateCD Homepage : http://wwww.moondream.de/kreatecd/ |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-08-28 14:48:07
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I tried to use the Compile Farm, but I (and I may have to little = experience with RPM to do it) couldn't get it to work, because there = isn't access to /usr/src/packages/RPM's. How can you change this path to = another place (like /home/users/nielx/) without changing config files = (which is made impossible)? Maybe I can stick some time in creating = rpm's online. Niels |
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From: Niels R. <n.r...@pl...> - 2000-08-28 14:42:28
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The .spec file is pretty generic (in fact it's just a small updated = version of the old one). The updates include the new translations, and a = small fix for the docs entry. Shall I just update the = kreatecd-generic.spec? Niels |
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