Bugzilla – Bug 102980
description in runlevel editor
Last modified: 2005-08-18 20:30:54 UTC
If the description of a service in the runlevel editor is too long, it can't be read completely. The scrollbar on the right side does not allow scrolling down to the end of the description. This is the case for acpid, hal and various others. Will attach screenshot
Created attachment 45262 [details] /tmp/runlevel-2-simple-000.png
This has been already fixed and works for me. Tested on Beta 1. I'll test it again after I install new Beta 1 again.
It only works, if you start the runlevel edit in full-screen mode. If you use it with the default windowsize, it does not work. The screenshot I attaches was created on the SUSE 10 beta 1!
I'll attach my screenshot when I got my new Beta1 installed and we could compare. I saw it in 800x600 Qt window and even smaller and it worked well. It wasn't in FullScreen mode. I have fixed that already. Could you, please, write here your yast2-runlevel's version? `rpm -qa | grep yast2-runlevel`
yast2-runlevel-2.12.3-2
Funny thing, runlevel in my new Beta installation doesn't work at all because of some `awk`-related problems parsing the configuration....
Created attachment 45313 [details] normal screenshot
Created attachment 45314 [details] smaller screenshot
From my point of view, your yast2-core/UI might be broken (You have reported another UI-related bug(s)). And as you can see, my Beta1 (with fixed `awk`-related problem) can display it well, and also other ones I have seen. Please, decide, whether I could fix it somehow when it doesn't appear on any other system?
Ok, I will try to install another machine today or tomorrow. Or do you have another version installed and I should wait untill beta2?
I think that we use just the same version of the package, but I run it in another environment. That might be the problem. Do you use KDE, Gnome or another windowmanager? Which theme is used in the windowmanager? That might be the difference: take note that although our screenshots should be the same, fonts, buttons and layout might be a bit different... And if it is a problem of visual presentation, it would be rather Qt bug (or unconsidered feature). It works well in ncurses (textual mode).
Ok, that's what I did: - new installation on a clean disk - software selection: all package categories (Base, KDE, All Of KDE, ...) - at the end of installation a new user account was created - login into that account (KDE standard); sux -; yast2
Please, test it in beta2 after it is released... Thanks
Ok, will test it with beta2. Maybe the problem is the same as in bug 102981?
Definitely - "might" be :) But I've enlarged the space for it just before the Beta1. Let's test it again...
It works in beta2!