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& # 160; It takes quite some time playing out there that KDE 4 applications will run under Windows. After the release of KDE 4.0.0, the team KDE has to work to make this happen. In http://windows.kde.org can find some installers and documents on how to install it. In particular, I have tested version 0.8.6-beta5 installer. Really simple, you just select what packages (monolithic) want to install KDE, and he takes care of downloading the binaries and arrange everything.

is still at a very well after, as some applications close unexpectedly, have broken protocols, etc ... But even so, is interesting to see how applications like Konqueror, Kwrite, Kate, ...

only time you can install a few packages. Kdebase Besides, you can install kdegames, kdetoys, kdesdk and little else ... But good enough to test applications, I said, apart from Dolphin, and games. The latter in particular, work pretty decently. Currently

not add anything to the Start menu, run applications directly double click on your folder, but hey, if you like some will do a shortcut and go.

Finally, still quite far from having the degree has to be polished, but they look good progress, and certainly within an acceptable time will n sufficiently stable. Therefore, it is still not suitable for the general public, but you can sample some KDE Linux user and have to work with ma Windows machines.

I'm looking to kdegraphics okular include having good support for adding PDFs easily log files.

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KDE 4 Solving problems with ecryptfs

some time I've wanted to try ecryptfs, supports linux kernel to encrypt some folders. However, had not succeeded so far. He had always tried to use the following command: mount-t

ecryptfs carpeta_origen carpeta_destino

What was at fault. The command line did not throw any error, but the files are not encrypted. Looking at the logs I could check the existence of some segmentation faults.

Well, after tinkering, I found that spending a few extra options, I can do work. In particular, the following command works perfectly for me: mount-t

carpeta_origen carpeta_destino ecryptfs-or cipher = blowfish, ecryptfs_key_bytes = 32

is a good idea to use the carpeta_origen and carpeta_destino as the same in order to encrypt a route directly. For example, suppose you want to encrypt / home / user, it would be something like:


mount-t ecryptfs c / home / user / home / user-o Cipher = blowfish, ecryptfs_key_bytes = 32

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