sotnabeaivi, guovvamánu 16. b. 2003 07.04, Craig Dickson don čállet: > I finally removed all of Karolina's packages and replaced them with > official Sid packages, plus those in people.debian.org/~ccheney that > haven't made it into Sid yet. Mostly went well, but perhaps I did > not get my sources.list quite right for ~ccheney? I have the following > lines: > > deb http://people.debian.org/~ccheney/ kde-3.1.0-1/ > deb http://people.debian.org/~ccheney/ kde-other/ > > Most things installed, but kdenetwork packages from ~ccheney/kde-other > got error 404, file not found. Are the above lines not right, or is > there a problem in the repository? > > Also, a few packages from Karolina's repository are not yet available in > sid or ~ccheney. The ones I particularly want are kgamma and noteedit. I > gather noteedit has recently been adopted, so hopefully we'll see a new > build of that soon in Sid. Will someone be making a kgamma package? > > A couple of things continue to annoy me about KDE which it seems (to me) > that I can't be the only person bothered by them. So perhaps there are > solutions I don't know about for these issues: > > 1. Keyboard repeat rate. KDE Control Center lets you enable or disable > keyboard repeat, but you cannot set the initial delay time or repeat > rate. > > 2. Locale setting. KDE keeps leaving me with LANG=C. I have selected > English, USA in KDE Control Center's locale panel, but this seems not to > have any effect on the environment variables visible in Konsoles. > > 3. Mouse buttons. I have a Microsoft Optical Intellimouse with both a > wheel and extra side buttons. KDE seems to offer no convenient way to > initialize this correctly so that the scroll wheel works right. > > 4. There seems to be no KDE-specific per-user init script for > customization of the environment. > > My current hacked-up fix for this is to give myself a fix for #4 by > invoking $HOME/.kdestart from /etc/kde3/debian/startkde, just after the > invocation of ksplash. In $HOME/.kdestart, I call xmodmap to set up the > mouse buttons, kbdrate to set up the keyboard repeat rate, and invoke my > $HOME/.bash_profile to initialize my environment. Are there better > solutions? > > Craig You can make a file ~/.xsession . X uses this as a startup file. Here is a snippet from mine: ----------------------- #!/bin/sh export LANG=se_NO.UTF-8 keychain $HOME/.ssh/id_dsa source ~/.keychain/`uname -n`-sh eval "$(gpg-agent --daemon)" xsetroot -solid black setxkbmap sapmi+us_group3 setxkbmap -option ctrl:swapcaps setxkbmap -option grp:menu_toggle startkde ---------------------- Hope this helps. At least you won't have to edit files in /usr :-) Børre Gaup, Kiruna, Sweden
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