| Re: Re: Great app!
Apr 1 2012 on content KStreamRipper |
No apologies necessary. I just thank you for all you've done already and don't expect you to fix all the framework issues between Qt/GTK.
One other slightly problematic item you might hear of in regards to Unity and the new notification area:
- There's no way to bring the program back up after it's minimized to the tray/notification space. So, your only option is to exit. There is a greyed-out "kstreamripper' option, but you can't select it to bring the menu back up. |
|  | | Great app!
Mar 24 2012 on content KStreamRipper |
Congratulations on a very cool utility. I'm seeing just a couple of issues:
- cairo-dock acts as if the configuration and help dialogs are still open even after you dismiss them; it stacks them as additional items (that don't actually work if you click them). Is the app simply hiding them and not truly closing them? I've not seen this behavior with other apps, but I don't run many Qt apps regularly.
- Under Unity, the "What is this?" tooltips are unreadable. They appear as white text on a yellow background. I don't see anyway to reconfigure the colors used for these dialogs in Unity. I'm probably going to report this one to Canonical though, because I found at least one other Qt app (K3b) that shows the exact same symptoms. |
| | | Re: idea
Jan 22 2005 on content remove universe |
urpmi is the Mandrake equivalent.
urpme is the actual remove command.
There's also an apt4rpm package I think, but I've never looked at it. |
| | | Not a debian user
Jan 17 2005 on content remove universe |
I might use it, if I weren't a Mandrake user.
I would have went with "[deity@localdimension]#rm -f -r *" |
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