[MacPorts] #47064: Update port:rkward to version 0.6.3
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Sun Mar 8 12:40:50 PDT 2015
#47064: Update port:rkward to version 0.6.3
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Reporter: thomas.friedrichsmeier@… | Owner: mk@…
Type: submission | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
Port: rkward |
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Comment (by thomas.friedrichsmeier@…):
Replying to [comment:5 mk@…]:
> In fact I have read/compared the patch umpteen times, wondering what it
was doing. I WAS comparing letter by letter, but I did - for the heck of
it - not spot the swapped 'u' and 'n'! :-/
Well it would probably be easier to see the mark, where I hit myself on
the forehead, when I found this typo...
> I have reworked your submission a little and committed it in r133661
(after I had messed up in r133660).
Thanks!
> Re the patch content I wonder why you actually call launchctl. dbus
should be running anyway on MacPorts, once you installed KDE through it.
OTOH this seems to be a nice way for the app itself to make sure that dbus
is running, which obsoletes user intervention if you install the
application including MacPorts/KDE on a new machine... Cool! I think this
is something which could/should be built into KApplication, what do you
think!!?
Yes, the idea is that you don't have to worry about bringing up the (per
user) session bus, while the system bus should have been taken care of
during installation. In our case this was really easy to add, as we
already have need a wrapper to start up correctly. Yes, if this was built
into KApplication - trying to start the session bus, if it could not be
connected to - could clearly eliminate one potential cause of grief, when
trying to run KDE apps. No idea how KDE on Windows is doing this, but
their installation can be moved to a different machine entirely without
worrying about dbus.
Regards
Thomas
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