On 09/19/16 19:40, Kevin Kofler wrote: > Ed Greshko wrote: >> After the update I rebooted and logged in. I've never used ksensors so >> imagine my surprise that when I logged in ksensors was enabled. >> >> How does that happen? > Because I finally fixed the autostart that had been broken since F22, and > nobody had filed a bug for it. (At the time, there was also no support for > XEmbed system tray icons in Plasma 5, which is probably part of why nobody > noticed the autostart issue and why I hadn't fixed it right away.) Now, > since I started using F24 myself on a machine, I noticed the breakage and > fixed it. > > If you don't want KSensors, just uninstall it. You may (or may not) also > want to uninstall other packages it drags in, in particular the kdelibs3 > stack (qt3, arts, kdelibs3). I may not want it....but someone that I share the system with may want it, right? So, I just hope that the next time it gets updated it doesn't autostart for me again. > > KSensors is a really useful package that I still don't see any Qt 5 or even > Qt 4 equivalent for. I find it really sad that nobody noticed that it has > been broken for 3 releases, and that the only people noticing the fix are > you 2 who don't actually want it. Maybe nobody noticed it was broken due to the limited usage? :-) Anyway, like I said, I hope this last fix was the sole reason for it autostarting for a non-user and subsequent updates won't trigger it again. Not that it is any big deal....just annoying that an assumption seems being made that everyone on a system would want to use a given package. -- You're Welcome Zachary Quinto _______________________________________________ kde mailing list -- kde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to kde-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
