Kde 4.9.00 Address autocompletion in Kontact/Kmail

[sumski]

Alright then.
Now, install that libkdepim4 you created (i'm guessing here that dist-upgrade you did upgraded libkdepim4 package), and create libmessagecomposer4 package as instructed in my previous post, except you don't need to do:

dpkg -P --force-all libmessagecomposer4 
dpkg --clear-avail

Hey, i only just now figured i can change all those dependencies, and upload those 2 packages online?

[sumski]

Here they are:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/88430917/lib...ppa1_amd64.deb
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/88430917/lib...ppa1_amd64.deb
Small note - altough they are the same version you already have install, and the same version as that in kubuntu backports, if you do dist-upgrade, they will get upgraded since they are installed locally

[Snowhog]

Okay. Built the libmessagecomposer4 package.

paul@tanagra:~/Downloads/schumskiPPA$ ls -la

total 1000

drwxrwxr-x 3 paul paul   4096 Aug  6 11:33 .

drwxr-xr-x 8 paul paul   4096 Aug  6 08:38 ..

-rw-r--r-- 1 paul paul 601226 Aug  6 10:25 libkdepim4.deb

-rw-r--r-- 1 paul paul 405936 Aug  6 11:33 libmessagecomposer4.deb

drwxr-xr-x 4 paul paul   4096 Aug  6 11:31 tmp

So now, I just need to install both new packages as:

paul@tanagra:~/Downloads/schumskiPPA$ dpkg --install libkdepim4.deb libmessagecomposer4.deb

Then I still need to modify the rc file and change an indexing setting, yes?

[sumski]

Correct!

[Snowhog]

Small note - altough they are the same version you already have install, and the same version as that in kubuntu backports, if you do dist-upgrade, they will get upgraded since they are installed locally

I could 'pin' both packages to avoid that, yes?

[sumski]

Correct!

[Snowhog]

Nice. Earlier, you commented on making the following changes:
~/.kde/share/config/kpimcompletionorder
Add:


[General]
UseNepomuk=true


and:
~/.kde/share/config/akonadi_nepomuk_feederrc
Change:


DisableIdleDetection=false
to
DisableIdleDetection=true

You noted on the above file:
"When nepomuk has finished indexing, change it back to false."

What about the entry:
InitialIndexingComplete=true


Should it be changed to false and changed back to true as above?

[sumski]

Change that to false, and when nepomuk finishes, it should by itself change it to true. Also change
[akonadi_nepomuk_feeder]
DisableIdleDetection=false
to
[akonadi_nepomuk_feeder]
DisableIdleDetection=true
and after nepomuk finishes, you can change it back to false.
Reasoning - With 'false', nepomuk's akonadi feeder only indexes when there's no user activity, with 'true', it will index whatever other activity is happening on the OS

[Snowhog]

So, akonadi_nepomuk_feederrc should be edited to read:

[InitialIndexing]
IndexCompatLevel=3
InitialIndexingComplete=false

[akonadi_nepomuk_email_feeder]
Enabled=true

[akonadi_nepomuk_feeder]
DisableIdleDetection=true

and kpimcompletionorder edited to read:

[General]
UseNepomuk=true

[CompletionWeights]
12=100
13=96
14=97
15=98
16=99
17=95

[The [CompletionWeights] in this file was already there]

You said "when nepomuk finishes, it should by itself change it to true." You are refering to the akonadi_nepomuk_feederrc file?

[sumski]

Yes!
Just hold on, depending on size of your mail account it can take a while (altough, according to your laptop specs, it *shouldn't* take that long)
You can obsevrve akonadi nepomuk feeder status in akonadiconsole:
http://i.imgur.com/GdAbK.png

[Snowhog]

I don't have a lot of saved mail -- no need. I like keeping a 'clean' system.

So I'm ready to 'do the dead' and:

1) Install the two newly built 'custom' .deb packages
2) Edit the two control files
3) Reboot and wait for nepomuk to finish indexing
4) Pin the two 'custom' packages so that dist-upgrading won't touch them.

I've only done pinning once before, so how do I pin both packages so they won't be upgraded?

[sumski]

You even don't need to reboot, just logout, and login. As for pinning:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto#Synaptic

[Snowhog]

Okay. Logging out and back in. BRB.

[sumski]

While we are waiting, i've made a video documenting how this works:

[sumski]

Oh, just spotted a bug
if you "grep" in ksysguard, CPU usage isn't shown