einar wrote:You may want to report it as bug, stating to close it if it's an intended feature.

Will do!
Also I can't remove newly added activities. And I tried everything.
Zoom out and remove it (sometimes work and sometimes not, I always take care that I'm not trying to remove the activity that I zoom out of.)
editing plasmarc dosen't work anymore...
The only way to remove added activities is to quit plasma and delete plasmarc and plasma-aplletsrc in .KDE(4)/share/config.

Primoz wrote:

einar wrote:You may want to report it as bug, stating to close it if it's an intended feature.

Will do!
Also I can't remove newly added activities. And I tried everything.
Zoom out and remove it (sometimes work and sometimes not, I always take care that I'm not trying to remove the activity that I zoom out of.)
editing plasmarc dosen't work anymore...
The only way to remove added activities is to quit plasma and delete plasmarc and plasma-aplletsrc in .KDE(4)/share/config.

Which version do you use? KDE 4.2 beta 2 or current trunk. If it is possible you should check it also with trunk.

msoeken wrote:

Primoz wrote:

einar wrote:You may want to report it as bug, stating to close it if it's an intended feature.

Will do!
Also I can't remove newly added activities. And I tried everything.
Zoom out and remove it (sometimes work and sometimes not, I always take care that I'm not trying to remove the activity that I zoom out of.)
editing plasmarc dosen't work anymore...
The only way to remove added activities is to quit plasma and delete plasmarc and plasma-aplletsrc in .KDE(4)/share/config.

Which version do you use? KDE 4.2 beta 2 or current trunk. If it is possible you should check it also with trunk.

I use KDE4.2beta2 provided by Kubuntu...
And about trunk I did thought about trying it, but I'm not sure if I'm "leet" enough to compile it (at least in such a way that it would be usable)...
But the KDE-Tech base does provide in-depth instructions, so I just might try it when I'll have time...

If you use Kubuntu, you may want to try Project Neon and its kde-nightly snapshots. They install to another place in the file system and use different settings, so you won't kill your own KDE settings.

As at least 2/3 screencasts are complete, what are your current thoughts?

einar wrote:As at least 2/3 screencasts are complete, what are your current thoughts?

I think this whole experinece was really cool, especially this last part with subtitles.
Now I can make my own subtitles /for movies obtained from unknown source/! :shade:

And perhaps write a how to somewhere to share your newly gained knowledge ?

Seriously, what programme did you use in the end to do the subtitles?

@toad

Maybe this?
-kourse-2-how-to-u ... 23835.html

toad wrote:And perhaps write a how to somewhere to share your newly gained knowledge ?

Seriously, what programme did you use in the end to do the subtitles?

As LinuxIsInnovation wrote I used Subtitle Composer to make Subtitles and then I used mencoder to "hard code" the subtitles on the video.
code:

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mencoder desktop-settings-sub.ogv -oac copy -ovc lavc -sub desktop_settings.sub -o  desktop-setings-sub2.ogg


Thanks, glad to see you decided to use subtitle composer

Here's my message to kde-promo outlining the screencasts: http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-promo&m=123144959800316&w=2