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Jeg har mistet min menulinje. Hvordan får jeg den tilbage?

Tast Ctrl + M for at få menulinjen tilbage igen. Bemærk, at de fleste KDE-programmer følger samme genvejskonvention. Du skulle i de fleste tilfælde kunne få din menu tilbage på denne måde.

Min distribution slår ikonet i statusområdet fra. Hvordan får jeg det tilbage?

Indstillinger -> Indstil Konversation -> Opførsel -> Generelt -> Aktivér statusikon

Jeg har slået NetworkManager fra og forbinder manuelt, men Konversation kan ikke forbinde automatisk, og skal genstartes

Konversation bruger KDE's motor Solid til at få information om netværk. For at få den til at gentilslutte sig, skal du udskifte Solid-motoren med FakeNet.

Systemindstillinger -> Avanceret -> Hardware -> Netværk -> FakeNet. Flyt den til toppen af listen ved brug af pilene.

Anvend ændringerne.

Note

Since KDE SC 4.5, this setting is found in the Network Management Backend section of System Settings -> Hardware -> Information Sources.

Hvor kan jeg finde de scripts, som følger med Konversation (/media, /weather, etc.)?

KDE-programmer som Konversation leder almindeligvis efter deres ressourcer i to mappestrukturer: en global og en i din hjemmemappe. Hvert program søger en mappe hvis navn matcher programmets begge steder og bruger data fundet der. Den lokale mappe ~/.kde/share/apps/konversation/scripts findes altid, men placeringen af den globale konversation/scripts mappe, som indeholder standardudvalget af scripts, som leveres med Konversation kan være vanskeligere at finde, da den afhænger af, hvilket layout af filsystemet, som din distribution har valgt at implementere.

Generelt kan KDE instrueres i, hvilke mapper den skal søge programressourcer i ved at udfylde og eksportere miljøvariablene $KDEDIR og $KDEDIRS. Dette benytter mange distributioner sig af. Start KDE's terminalemulator Konsole og brug kommandoen echo til at se indholdet af disse variable:

echo $KDEDIRS

hvilket kan give et output som fx:

/usr

I dette tilfælde findes dine globale Konversation-scripts i /usr/share/apps/konversation/scripts. Hvis nogen af disse miljøvariable indeholder flere mapper adskilt med et kolon (":"), så leder KDE i dem alle i den rækkefølge de står.

The scripts directory in your home folder - ~/.kde/share/apps/konversation/scripts -, by the way, always has precedence over the global one. So if you want to modify one of the scripts shipped with Konversation for your own purpose, it's good practice to copy it from the global directory to the one local to your user account. This way, an update to Konversation won't overwrite your modifications.

If the above method to retrieve the path of the global scripts folder fails, you can try the output of:

kde4-config --install data

Here are a few more examples of common paths for the global scripts folder in case all of the above methods to retrieve them fail:

 /usr/share/apps/konversation/scripts (Gentoo, Kubuntu)
 /usr/share/kde4/apps/konversation/scripts
 /opt/kde3/share/apps/konversation/scripts (SUSE)

Post version 1.3.1, another way to find out where the installed scripts are is to run this command in Konversation's input line (using the media script as an example, since it comes with any Konversation installation):

/exec --showpath media

How do I make my text bold/italized/underlined?

Examples:

This is my %Bbold%B text.

This is my bold text.

This is my %Iitalized%I text.

This is my italized text.

This is my %Uunderlined%U text.

This is my underlined text.

This is my %Sstruck-out%S text.

This is my ~~struck-out~~ text.

Where is the server list?

Konversation presently doesn't ship with a pre-configured list of known IRC networks and servers. We are planning to provide a place to download and import such lists in the future. In the meantime, on this page you can find a script that will append the contents of mIRC's venerable servers.ini to your Konversation config file.

What is an IRC URL?

Konversation can be started with an URL from the command line. The following URL should work:

Details: (expired IETF draft)

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-In this case, your global '''Konversation''' script folder would be <tt>/usr/share/apps/konversation/scripts</tt>. If any of these environment variables contains multiple directories separated by a colon (":"), KDE considers all of them, in the order given.
+I dette tilfælde findes dine globale '''Konversation'''-scripts i <tt>/usr/share/apps/konversation/scripts</tt>. Hvis nogen af disse miljøvariable indeholder flere mapper adskilt med et kolon (":"), så leder KDE i dem alle i den rækkefølge de står.
 The scripts directory in your home folder - <tt>~/.kde/share/apps/konversation/scripts</tt> -, by the way, always has precedence over the global one. So if you want to modify one of the scripts shipped with '''Konversation''' for your own purpose, it's good practice to copy it from the global directory to the one local to your user account. This way, an update to '''Konversation''' won't overwrite your modifications.