neatgear | # 81 | 2009-07-21, 04:00 | Report

I have KDE358 running in the internal 2GB space and working great! Does anyone know how to access the microSD card under KDE? I can see it under Hildon but not under KDE? Do I have to mount it? TIA

qole | # 82 | 2009-07-21, 07:36 | Report

Is it not visible under /media/mmc1 or /media/mmc2 ?

neatgear | # 83 | 2009-07-22, 00:26 | Report

Thanks for the info. I can access under /media/mmc1 . I was going through the media shortcut and it doesn't see the external microsd card.

neatgear | # 84 | 2009-07-23, 05:36 | Report

Question:

I'm trying to install KTorrent from: http://packages.debian.org/lenny/ktorrent2.2

I trying opening with KPackage and it errors out with a bunch of missing packages. Isn't there a way to have it download the missing packages?

I'm a linux noob so bare with me. TIA

pinguino89 | # 85 | 2009-08-02, 23:22 | Report

hi, i've installed kde and work fine and smooth, but i want to know, hy i've installed battery-status and it doesn't work...i cannot see in any way my battery status....
it says:
File "/usr/bin/battery-status", line 6, in <module> import gobject
ImportError: No module named gobject

or, if i click the battery icon, it shows a little popup where is written
"battery status="

but no numbers are written....

How can I resolve???

zerojay | # 86 | 2009-08-03, 12:24 | Report

Any chance we can get an updated version of this for kde 3.5.10?

pinguino89 | # 87 | 2009-08-03, 13:45 | Report

The problem is in the battery-status itself!!! The program don't run in maemo too....

pinguino89 | # 88 | 2009-08-04, 23:29 | Report

isn't there any solution to see the status of the battery?? ç_ç

pinguino89 | # 89 | 2009-08-05, 12:09 | Report

Problem solved!!! I had to download pyton 2.5gobject ....

I've to ask if the battery drain in KDE is normal, i use it instead of hildon, aand i noticed that after a complete chargin, a night in standby took the 25% of the battery....
anyone knows why??

qole | # 90 | 2009-08-10, 18:36 | Report

pinguino89: put your tablet into "offline" (flight) mode and lock the keys when putting your tablet to "sleep". See if that helps your battery. I've found that some wifi networks require more power to stay connected, and you may have several applications updating themselves over WiFi all night.