Version: ismeretlen (using 4.2.89 (KDE 4.2.89 (KDE 4.3 >= 20090603)) "release 1", KDE:KDE4:UNSTABLE:Desktop / openSUSE_11.1) Compiler: gcc OS: Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.27.21-0.1-default I use Hungarian fuzzy clock and sometimes it doesn't display the clock variable. I attach a screenshot, too. In that you can see the string "Húsz perc múlva" which means only: "Twenty to".
Created attachment 34429 [details] Bug in the fuzzy clock
i think there could be 2 possible reasons: -text painted but clipped away -i18n issue i'm leaning trough the second one maybe
this is almost certainly an i18n issue; if it was text clipping away, then it's clipped away very neatly ;)
As I could check, the translated .po file is OK (here it is: http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/trunk/l10n-kde4/hu/messages/kdeplasma-addons/plasma_applet_fuzzy_clock.po ).
Is this still valid with 4.4 RC?
Three days after exhaustive testing I can bravely tell that this bug has been eliminated. :)
Closing as WORKSFORME. Reopen if you experience this bug again with a recent KDE SC version. Regards
Created attachment 40150 [details] Here is an other screenshot showing "half past". After upgrading KDE from .86/.87 to .90 (all are RC 1) this bug appeared again. It's possible it's not a regression just it didn't occured for three days.
A few days ago I resized my panel to be 80% wide and aligned to center. Maybe the not-full-sizing causes this bug?
Can you reproduce using KDE 4.4.4 or 4.5beta?
Installing KDE 4.5 beta messed up everything, so I've got just a plain background with nothing on that (Alt+Tab rulz). So please be patient, nowadays a panel is a luxury, not to mention a fuzzy clock :) As soon as the situation calms down, I'll test it.
Created attachment 48102 [details] Missing day No, I'm afraid, this bug still occurs. As you can see in the picture, after the "jún. 15.," the day is missing (saturday - sat). This was always happening along with the aforementioned behavior ie. the $clock was cut.
I've never seen this behaviour in my fuzzy clock (in english). But it seems to be a clipping issue indeed; when changing my language to hungarian and the time to the exact same as the latest example, I see the same behaviour. As soon as it is 5 past 5, the day is shown again. Dutch does the same. This only happens in the panel when space is an issue.
what seems to be happening is the time being narrower than the date, but this case seems to be taken into account in the code..
Any news on this?
Is the fuzzy clock among the standard plasmoids in 4.8? I've been searching for that for some minutes, but I can't find. I have a digital clock, a world clock and an analogue clock only. I can't find "fuzzy" in zypper either and the software.opensuse.org (OBS API) is currently down.
(In reply to comment #16) > Is the fuzzy clock among the standard plasmoids in 4.8? I've been searching > for that for some minutes, but I can't find. I have a digital clock, a world > clock and an analogue clock only. > I can't find "fuzzy" in zypper either and the software.opensuse.org (OBS > API) is currently down. I have it here in Kubuntu 12.04, and there doesn't seem to be any problem. Now in your locale I don't know.
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