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Never really checked it out, I see it’s part of Qt6-tools package. No idea there :slight_smile:

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Okidoki, thanks for your reply :wink:

EDIT #1 :

DISCLAIMER :

This part is for Qt developers (me not belongs there) and for very curious peoples (gotcha! ) :smiley:

Anyway,
I turned to DuckDuckGO in Webpositive URL field as searched for

set DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS

I got an answer – highlighted by the web search engine
on the right side,as a simple command line


How to export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41242460/ddg#41244272

I’ve finally found the answer, running the following command exports the output of dbus-launch:

export $(dbus-launch)

–User55412

However I checked the Stack Overflow - the first finding URL - too.
After I tried out.

~> export $(dbus-launch)
~> env| grep DBUS
DBUS_SESSION_BUS_PID=89094
DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:path=/tmp/dbus-xYV3QP5wB1,guid=b92a0c16a98f4e10234605e067782c19
~> find /boot -name qdbusviewer
/boot/system/lib/Qt6/qdbusviewer
~> /boot/system/lib/Qt6/qdbusviewer
qt.qpa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in ""
~>

It had worked, the Q-DBUS Viewer could connect to dbus,

02__Q-DBUS_Viewer__connected_to_dbus_daemon__after_variable_was_set
02__Q-DBUS_Viewer__connected_to_dbus_daemon__after_variable_was_set542×538 17.4 KB

… however a plugin was not found, so further error messages I got
when I tried to select enlisted entries

03__Error_01__Q-DBUS_Viewer
03__Error_01__Q-DBUS_Viewer542×538 23.7 KB

04__Error_02__Q-DBUS_Viewer
04__Error_02__Q-DBUS_Viewer542×538 32.5 KB

I was fullfilled, no more minutes I would spend on this topic and Qt tool … it was enough to find out a “HOW TO …” for me about Q-DBUS Viewer program.

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Kdenlive looks very responsive, and is loading clips and the preview. But it crashes right after.

I have the feeling it’s not a lot holding it in a non working state!

I hope someone will be able to debug it a little bit.
It’s too much for me, the most I can do is compiling and bash scripting.
And even at that I’m a bit rusty.

Thanks again for all the efforts at porting KDE apps.
The KDE office suite and krita, for example, are personal favorites, and so far I had a good time using them on haiku.

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There is a reason it’s not enabled/available in the depot, my skills are less then none, only so much I can do.
I keep saying it, I don’t take credits to all the work, groundwork has been done years ago that led us up to this point. :slight_smile: