Okay, this is pretty sweet! Seems like there's a lot that can be worked into this in the future as well....
Alright, so I've successfully shared a file from my droid phone to my laptop... is the ability to share files the other way in this yet? If so, does anyone know how?
>Also, is there any way to find stragglers from old repositories like that so that I can set everything to my current trees?
Do you have eix? You can use # eix --installed-from-overlay Easiest way I can think of off of the top of my head, I know it works for at least local overlays so no reason ...
Yes... somehow. You need to use polkit-108 and enable CONFIG_AUDIT in kernel - that way polkit can access info about other precesses.
I fixed my issue by use.mask-ing "-systemd" which allowed polkit to compile for systemd (it and a few other packages apparently has that USE flag hardmasked, so ...
k3b can't find mine either... but I seem to have all the other recent polkit/udisks issue with polkitd userdir etc all fixed otherwise. Everything else recognizes the drive, the New Device notifier pops up when I shove a disk in........ it's just k3b and apparently ONLY k3b that doesn't find it.
I had been in the midst of trying to figure out the polkit issue myself when it did the same to me. My first thought was "What did I do now?!" until I tried opening Dolphin from xterm, and saw the libattica error. Again, glad to hear it worked!
Have you run a revdep-rebuild? There was an update yesterday of libattica that kept my KDM from starting until revdep-rebuild re-compiled kdelibs and a few others. Just fixed my own issues with polkit/udisks, but KDM not starting for me was libattica's fault.
Just run this as root: # usermod -d /var/lib/polkit-1 polkitd and either reboot or logout or whatever.
It's been mentioned in a thread before... and it was definitely in the messages for the upgrade to polkit 0.106 I just happened to pay more attention to the ...
I'm not sure, but I think it's a polkit problem. I just got a message from pcmanfm when I plugged in my external backup drive about unauthorized something or other and polkit was in the message.
I always mount it from a script anyway and that worked fine :D
I personally would like to attempt to make an ebuild for the current version, which is 3.5.0 (which is obviously more recent than the 3.1 in portage), but it seems the only dependency that simply doesn't exist is "gee-1.0" ... The closest I have found is libgee-0.7.2. Even the website for libgee ...
I don't know if it takes 3 hours or not... but it does take quite a while for me. Whenever I see webkit-gtk, I normally wait to update until I am in bed asleep because it takes so long.
So if there's something wrong on your end, there probably is on my end. OR, it just takes that long for everyone.
Wow, I knew I was an idiot... but I didn't think that much.
It was a Unicocde byte order issue. I normally copy/paste the command from my doc in GoogleDocs, but this time I was doing it from Leafpad. *head >> desk*
Okay, I'm probably just missing something very simple here (as is usually the case)...
I'm trying to split up some mpeg2 (.mpg) files into m2v and ac3 files (for audio adjustment before burning), and I've done a whole bunch of them over the past few weeks just fine. Now I am getting this error when ...
I'm hoping for an update of the malysUNISEX themes I found in gnome-look. Fantastic dark theme, but the widgets are all effed up when gtk upgraded. Grrr. I'll keep looking around, but I love that theme.
I put "-mp4" in my use flag for easytag because of this. I (personally) only tag my mp3's and don't mess too much with mp4 tags, so I don't need it (for now).
It's a slight work-around, but at least it compiles and runs... Just doesn't have mp4 functionality that way. Hope that helps a bit though.
I was messing with this over the past week since I switched to Gnome 3 from KDE4.
qtconfig did the trick. I didn't even need to install systemsettings. Just "qtconfig" (which I didn't have to install, so I am assuming it comes with QT) and tada.