TRAIN_00247.eml

NoneNoneAm Donnerstag 06 Mai 2010 schrieb Frederik Schwarzer:
> [Martin Steigerwald - Donnerstag 06 Mai 2010 11:34:57]
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> > Hi!
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> > JFYI as this might (partly) be packaging related.
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> > I found the following bugs with Akonadi since I upgraded to KDE 4.4.3
> > happening often, possibly always when I start Kontact for the first
> > time after starting a KDE session. On further starts of Kontact it
> > works as
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> > expected:
> Umm, that's interesting. I had this since KDE 4.4.0 (self-compiled) and
> it vanished when switching from the 4.4.2 debs to the 4.4.3 ones.
> So I thought it was just fixed for 4.4.3. Now I wonder what I did to
> make it work.

Well: Thats what I mean. Do you *understand* whats going on there?

I am a Linux trainer, consultant and administrator since >5 years and=20
still don't get *why* this happen and *what* it triggers. I might get it=20
when I study MySQL, DBUS, Resource Agents, Nepomuk, *whatever* else it=20
uses - but I am and I want to be *just a user* of this stuff.=20

So I think this is for upstream to solve - and if it ain't work reliably=20
in KDE 4.4 I think it has to be fixed within KDE 4.4 series. Akonadi might=
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use MySQL or not, but it if uses it, KAddressBook should still just work=20
*predictably*.

Thus I suggest reporting anything like that upstream - especially to you,=20
Boyd - complaining here probably just won't help. And if upstream does not=
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get bug reports they probably don't even know that something is broken on=20
probably only *some* systems.

Some issues might be packaging related, but then I hope to get hints back=20
from upstream developers so that I can file debian bug reports with proper=
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suggestions. Until then I think I default to reporting upstream, unless=20
someone convinces me to do elsewise.

Ciao,
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Martin 'Helios' Steigerwald - http://www.Lichtvoll.de
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