Screenshots Of Rc10 Running Kde 3.4 Here

[chris08]

I took some shots of KDE running natively on the Z in pdaXrom. As always, my compliments to Sashz, Laze and the pdaXrom team!
Programms in KDE take some time to load, but once they are up, speed is quite tolerable.
Here are some pictures of KDE running on my 750 from SD card.

Take care
chris

[adf]

SH*T!  very cool.

How snappy is ist..compared to the default wm?

how did you get it loaded... i got a bunch of ./opt does not exist errors (maybe because I don't have /home?)

where does it load its files?

tell us more

[badog]

where is feeds of KED?

[sashz]

I took some shots of KDE running natively on the Z in pdaXrom. As always, my compliments to Sashz, Laze and the pdaXrom team!
Programms in KDE take some time to load, but once they are up, speed is quite tolerable.
Here are some pictures of KDE running on my 750 from SD card.

Take care
chris
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for start on default (that will init kde right) from clean console:

ln -sf /usr/lib/kde/bin/startkde ~/.xinitrc
startx

[hbo]

KDE 3.4 Hmmm?

Runs knx, I presume??

[badog]

software feed?

[pgas]

http://212.10.30.205/rc10/Zaurus-7x0-860/feed/

kdelibs kdebase

[badog]

thank for your help.Mr. pqas

fn key is unable

[Laze]

ohhhh.. Did we forget to mention that ;-)

He he... Don't try to install to root btw.. :-)

[Chero]

thank for your help.Mr. pqas

fn key is unable
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Just "startx" - to start the default window manager
Then in an "aterm" : "startkde"

(The windows aren't as pretty, it uses a bit more memory, but the fn-key works for right click)
I think this is the way it was running on the screenshots in the first post.

Have fun
Chero.

[jerrybme]

KDE does run surprizing well  
Attached is couple of screenshots. pdaXrom is so great! I've got my choice of WMs by simply modifying my .xinitrc file:

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#!/bin/sh
#sudo -u zaurus xscreensaver -nosplash&

##KDE
/mnt/card/usr/lib/kde/bin/startkde

##fvwm
#/home/root/.xinitrc.fvwm

#matchbox
#/usr/bin/mbsession

#Rox Pinboard
#/home/root/.xinitrc.mb

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Thanks pdaXrom Team!!

[auauhiro]

I tested KDE for RC10 on SL-C3000 running RC9 chrooted from Qtopia. The qt-mt-3.3 should be replaced additionally from the feed of RC10. It works much faster compared with the KDE works on SL-C3000 running debian chrooted from Qtopia.
 

[ScottYelich]

kde-feed mirrored here (as of time/date of this post)

http://zaurus.spy.org/feeds/cacko/pdaXrom/.../rc10/kde-feed/

Guys --

What's the memory footprint of this KDE vs the standard pdaXrom X env?

What's important to me is minimal X startup for maximum memory...

Scott

[jerrybme]

Guys --

What's the memory footprint of this KDE vs the standard pdaXrom X env?

What's important to me is minimal X startup for maximum memory...

Scott
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Well, I'm not sure how practical using KDE as an interface is. It definately blows away my geek friends when I show them it can be done. To me it's more of a novelty than something I'll use very much. I still prefer ROX or fvwm, they are much easier on the memory and can be run from internal RAM instead of the slow SD.

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Mem: 60236K used, 1772K free, 0K shrd, 804K buff, 31372K cached
Load average: 2.71, 2.59, 2.58    (State: S=sleeping R=running, W=waiting)

  PID USER     STATUS   RSS  PPID %CPU %MEM COMMAND
    3 root     RWN        0     1 91.1  0.0 kapm-idled
 1743 root     R        10M     1  3.1 18.0 kdeinit
 1760 root     R        14M     1  1.5 24.4 kdeinit
 1770 root     R        12M  1735  1.5 19.9 kdeinit
 1775 root     R        680  1771  1.1  1.0 top
 1705 root     R <     3552  1704  0.7  5.7 X
   12 root     SW         0     0  0.3  0.0 kupdated
 1756 root     S        10M  1735  0.1 18.0 kdeinit
 1758 root     S        12M     1  0.0 20.7 kdeinit
 1774 root     S        10M  1735  0.0 17.6 abiword
 1762 root     S      10060     1  0.0 16.2 kdeinit
 1755 root     S       9184     1  0.0 14.8 kdeinit
 1752 root     S       9124     1  0.0 14.7 kdeinit
 1738 root     S       8796     1  0.0 14.1 kdeinit
 1740 root     S       8388  1735  0.0 13.5 kdeinit
 1763 root     S       7960  1735  0.0 12.8 kdeinit
 1735 root     S       7104     1  0.0 11.4 kdeinit
  309 root     S       3060   301  0.0  4.9 ntpd

[scoutme]

I backupped my .xinitrc, installed kde from the repository on my sd card (ext formatted), made the "ln -s" thing to let use /usr/lib/kde/bin/startkde as xinitrc, and added on top of the new xinitrc the xmodmap line you can find in the backupped xinitrc (the stock one).
Result: I'm using kde with fn key working as expected.
Really amazing