@tokodon Clicking a username in tokodon gives me Unable to create KIO worker.
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@hellomiakoda @tokodon sounds like someone fogot to put `://` somewhere.
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Your system is missing the component that registers that protocol handler — so KDE literally doesn’t know what httpsaccount is.
You are missing the required packages.@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon AI slop?
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Specifically you are missing the httpsaccount.protocol which should be located in the /usr/share/kio/protocols directory.
Happens if you have a minimal KDE ISO or installed Tokodon manually.
@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon Are you sure? At least Debian unstable has `tokodon`, but no such file `httpsaccount.protocol` exists in any package in the distro (freshly updated `apt-file` dixit).
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@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon Are you sure? At least Debian unstable has `tokodon`, but no such file `httpsaccount.protocol` exists in any package in the distro (freshly updated `apt-file` dixit).
@mdione @hellomiakoda @tokodon
It is specific to the KDE.
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@mdione @hellomiakoda @tokodon
It is specific to the KDE.
@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon I know about KDE's protocol files. What I'm saying is no package contains such file, so it's probably not the solution. In fact...
/me installs tokodon to try it
Ok, for me it works. This is `tokodon_25.12.2-1` from Debian Sid; its the latest according to https://github.com/KDE/tokodon/tags, so maybe they already fixed the error?
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@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon I know about KDE's protocol files. What I'm saying is no package contains such file, so it's probably not the solution. In fact...
/me installs tokodon to try it
Ok, for me it works. This is `tokodon_25.12.2-1` from Debian Sid; its the latest according to https://github.com/KDE/tokodon/tags, so maybe they already fixed the error?
@mdione @greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon
That is certainly possible. I am more familiar with the Gnome desktop and less so with KDE and the KIO libraries that access specific protocols. I have been going down the rabbit hole on the KDE information website and looking through wiki pages. I will have to spin up a vm and play with KDE some more, specifically with Tokodon.
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Your system is missing the component that registers that protocol handler — so KDE literally doesn’t know what httpsaccount is.
You are missing the required packages.@greatlaketrout @tokodon Any idea what that missing package is so I can install it?
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@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon I know about KDE's protocol files. What I'm saying is no package contains such file, so it's probably not the solution. In fact...
/me installs tokodon to try it
Ok, for me it works. This is `tokodon_25.12.2-1` from Debian Sid; its the latest according to https://github.com/KDE/tokodon/tags, so maybe they already fixed the error?
@mdione @greatlaketrout @tokodon Same version I have
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Specifically you are missing the httpsaccount.protocol which should be located in the /usr/share/kio/protocols directory.
Happens if you have a minimal KDE ISO or installed Tokodon manually.
@greatlaketrout @tokodon Default Manjaro with KDE.
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@mdione @greatlaketrout @tokodon Same version I have
@hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon Debian does not seem to patch it:
https://salsa.debian.org/qt-kde-team/kde/tokodon/-/tree/master/debian
I don't know what else to try, sorry.
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@anderslund @greatlaketrout @tokodon What is?
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@hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon The mention of a non-existing protocol?
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@greatlaketrout @tokodon Default Manjaro with KDE.
Standard repository installed tokodon.@hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon
Have you tried a flatpak installation of tokodon?
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@hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon Clicking on usernames in tokodon works fine here, even I have no such protocol installed, and no packages are missing. Latest version in archlinux.
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@hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon Clicking on usernames in tokodon works fine here, even I have no such protocol installed, and no packages are missing. Latest version in archlinux.
@anderslund @hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon
Works fine for me on popos as well but I am using the Gnome desktop and it does not use KIO libraries like the KDE desktop.
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@anderslund @hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon
Works fine for me on popos as well but I am using the Gnome desktop and it does not use KIO libraries like the KDE desktop.
@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon So you have a 'httpsaccounts' protocol? What installed that? Signs that tokodon uses it?
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@hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon The mention of a non-existing protocol?
@anderslund @hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon
Are you using the KDE desktop in arch or just a minimal install? Arch does not use KIO by default
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@anderslund @hellomiakoda @greatlaketrout @tokodon
Are you using the KDE desktop in arch or just a minimal install? Arch does not use KIO by default
@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon I Plasma is my desktop
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@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon So you have a 'httpsaccounts' protocol? What installed that? Signs that tokodon uses it?
@anderslund @greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon
No. Gnome desktop does not use KIO libraries. It handles https account auth a different way
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@anderslund @greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon
No. Gnome desktop does not use KIO libraries. It handles https account auth a different way
@greatlaketrout @hellomiakoda @tokodon So why do you suggest that protocol?
