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Soccer:German:Bundesliga:Season 06/07
KOrganizer Calendars by betamax 2 comments
....aber schöne wäre auch noch die 2.Liga gewesen.
- Jul 14 2006

Kerry Beagle
Utilities by binner 47 comments
...but why is the build process such a pain ?
Unsermake is hardly available (it doen's have a website) and even after installing ist it fails (ImportError: No module named unsermake, guess my system still lacks of any obscure unsermake library).
Why not using scons/bksys or anything that's approximately usable ?
But except that, I love that app. Great work. Thanks. - May 22 2006
Unsermake is hardly available (it doen's have a website) and even after installing ist it fails (ImportError: No module named unsermake, guess my system still lacks of any obscure unsermake library).
Why not using scons/bksys or anything that's approximately usable ?
But except that, I love that app. Great work. Thanks. - May 22 2006
It should run with every DVB Hadrware supported by Linux. Also budget cards.
Because of this, it uses a bit more system resources, but it should run on everything with Pentium III and above (maybe even under this, I didn't try) with Kernel 2.6 or higher.
Which DVB Cards/USB Boxes are supported by Linux, see linuxtv.org - Jan 26 2006
Because of this, it uses a bit more system resources, but it should run on everything with Pentium III and above (maybe even under this, I didn't try) with Kernel 2.6 or higher.
Which DVB Cards/USB Boxes are supported by Linux, see linuxtv.org - Jan 26 2006
It works...At least for me ;-)
But to be more serious: I started Klear because Kaffeine DVB never worked for me.
And about the differences:
The are many differences. More differences than commons. First of all, Klear has a completely other goal. We want to develop a clear DVB Desktop application, not a complete mediaplayer. That leads to another GUI concept. Beside the GUI stuff, we have
technically nothing common with kaffeine but one playbackengine (kaffeine can use xine, and klear can use xine....but also both projects are able to connect to other backends).
Because we are focused on a raw TV application, we think we can more satisfy the needs of the DVB users (usability and features). And last but not least, Kaffeine lacks of stability. Klear is not perfect but (at least for me) much more stable than kaffeine. - Oct 26 2005
But to be more serious: I started Klear because Kaffeine DVB never worked for me.
And about the differences:
The are many differences. More differences than commons. First of all, Klear has a completely other goal. We want to develop a clear DVB Desktop application, not a complete mediaplayer. That leads to another GUI concept. Beside the GUI stuff, we have
technically nothing common with kaffeine but one playbackengine (kaffeine can use xine, and klear can use xine....but also both projects are able to connect to other backends).
Because we are focused on a raw TV application, we think we can more satisfy the needs of the DVB users (usability and features). And last but not least, Kaffeine lacks of stability. Klear is not perfect but (at least for me) much more stable than kaffeine. - Oct 26 2005
Klear doesn't use xine DVB, because wee need to be more flexible. At the moment, you have to tune in a channel with t/s/c-zap in another console. When t/c/s-zap is running, a "cat /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0" should deliver data. After that, also mplayer and klear should run. But klear should do the tuning with the next version ;-)
- Nov 19 2004
The missing slot is okay, should i fix with the next release. This should only bother the hotkeys. Startup and klear should be fine. On the screenshot i looks like klear hangs on startup ? Have you tuned a channel with c/s/t-zap before (internal tuning will be added with the next release). Can you play your DVB stream with mplayer or xine ? Greetings
- Nov 19 2004
(Quoting from http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/155585 )
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Solution (thanks to KDevelop forum) its an Nvidia cockup:
nvidia comments on this:
This is a problem with the libGL.la generated by the nvidia-installer. Please edit /usr/lib/libGL.la, and replace the line:
# Generated by nvidia-installer: 1.0.5
with
# Generated by nvidia-installer: 1.0.5 (for use by libtool)
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Solution (thanks to KDevelop forum) its an Nvidia cockup:
nvidia comments on this:
This is a problem with the libGL.la generated by the nvidia-installer. Please edit /usr/lib/libGL.la, and replace the line:
# Generated by nvidia-installer: 1.0.5
with
# Generated by nvidia-installer: 1.0.5 (for use by libtool)
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This is a problem with your system. I guess you use a nvidia card, am i right ? I read a solution for mandrake, but because the error is caused by the nvidia-installer, i guess this should also help you with fedora:
(Quoting from http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/155585 )
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Solution (thanks to KDevelop forum) its an Nvidia cockup:
nvidia comments on this:
This is a problem with the libGL.la generated by the nvidia-installer. Please edit /usr/lib/libGL.la, and replace the line:
# Generated by nvidia-installer: 1.0.5
with
# Generated by nvidia-installer: 1.0.5 (for use by libtool)
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(Quoting from http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/155585 )
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Solution (thanks to KDevelop forum) its an Nvidia cockup:
nvidia comments on this:
This is a problem with the libGL.la generated by the nvidia-installer. Please edit /usr/lib/libGL.la, and replace the line:
# Generated by nvidia-installer: 1.0.5
with
# Generated by nvidia-installer: 1.0.5 (for use by libtool)
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