
KVolumeOSD
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hilbert
12 years ago
Are you thinking to port it KDE4?
thanks for contributing in the beautiful open source world!
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marcel83
12 years ago
Although I have written a few small apps for KDE I'd still consider myself mainly a KDE user. And since KDE 4.0.x isn't actually intended for users I don't really see any reason for switching now already.
Besides, KVolumeOSD is a fairly simple app (I hacked it together in a few hours) so porting it to KDE4 probably won't take too much time:-)
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hilbert
12 years ago
cheers,
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explinux83
12 years ago
I have a problem with kmix:
it shows mute icon in systray when the sound plays ... and it shows normal icon when the sound is mute.
I use pommed and KVolumeOSD in my macbook, but only pommed can switches off my volume because it switches off two channel that it isn't Master. Kmix can't switch off my volume, it doesn't work.
If I select "Mute" in Kmix, it doesn't switch off my volume, but kmix shows correct icon when I change the state a my volume .... but KVolumeSound shows the incorrect image
Very thanks, and you excuse my english
Regards
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marcel83
12 years ago
So far this sounds like a timing problem to me. But I can't tell for sure before I'm sure I understand what exactly happens on your system.
Thanks.
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lcdsantos
12 years ago
(...)
checking whether uic supports -nounload ... yes
checking if Qt needs -ljpeg... no
checking for rpath... yes
checking for KDE... configure: error:
in the prefix, you've chosen, are no KDE headers installed. This will fail.
So, check this please and use another prefix!
Probably I need to preinstall some other package or something similar. If anyone could help I will apreciate.
Best regards,
Luis Santos
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lcdsantos
12 years ago
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marcel83
12 years ago
You need to have the KDE and Qt development files installed. Most distributions provide those as separate packages. Look for something like KDE-devel in your package manager.
Hope that helps.
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hash87
12 years ago
Screenshot:
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/5968/volumeosd1wo8.jpg
I guess it's something about KDE's fake transparency and Compiz's transparency.
If there is no solution at the moment then perhaps you could add an option to disable rounded corners.
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marcel83
12 years ago
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hash87
12 years ago
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marcel83
12 years ago
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12 years ago
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gecko
12 years ago
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marcel83
12 years ago
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gecko
12 years ago
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marcel83
12 years ago
See http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Use_Multimedia_Keys for example.
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joethefox
12 years ago
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Apoclypse
12 years ago
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DjDarkman
12 years ago
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