Version: 0.60.1 (using 4.1.1 (KDE 4.1.1), Debian packages) Compiler: cc OS: Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.26-1-amd64 I can see icons in my contact list but not the text (contact's name). With msn protocol in any status, ofcourse I have change fonts in the kopete preferences but it's change nothing. In groups, i can only see the contact's numbers (connected/total) but not the folders names. My other kde applications works correctly with fonts!
can you provide a screenshot of the behavior? Also, could there perhaps be something wrong with the contact list font settings that is causing the problem?
Created attachment 34401 [details] Kopete doesn't display the names for all contacts
Comment on attachment 34401 [details] Kopete doesn't display the names for all contacts I can confirm this behaviour for KDE 4.2.4 in debian unstable. $ kopete --version Qt: 4.5.1 KDE: 4.2.4 (KDE 4.2.4) Kopete: 0.70.4 The bug doesn't always occur, just about every second kde startup. When I restart kopete, everything is fine. Could it be that there is a race-condition with akonadi? I can't remember this bug before I switched my addressbook to akonadi... Attached is a screenshot of the bug. As you can see, it just affects some of my contacts.
Update: I'm fairly certain now that the kde addressbook or akonadi is to blame: The contacts showing up normally do not have an addressbook link, while the "hidden" ones all have an addressbook link.
Created attachment 39426 [details] Symptom of the bug #170615
Same problem for me as well under Kopete 0.80.2 (KDE SC 4.3.4). I joined a screenshot in attachment in the message #5. It could also be related to akonadi because some of my contacts had entries in my addressbook, and currently my akonaki is not working.
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