Where are the KDE Plasmashell logs?

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Solution 1

You should use journalctl...one of the best things about systemd is that all the logs are in one place...gone are the days of searching for files.

try:

journalctl -f | grep --line-buffered kde

I also recomend this article. Shows all the great things you can do with jounralctl.

Solution 2

I think there may be more relevant output in /home/user/.xsession-errors This file doesn't have timestamps, except at the start of a session, which looks like:

Xsession: X session started for user at vr 26 jun 2020 14:29:13 CEST

The content of this file doesn't appear in my journalctl, so no: not all the logs are in one place.

edit: at least this is the case on Kubuntu, in Manjaro KDE the xsession messages are integrated in journalctl after all

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    Pasja95 over 1 year

    I've generate ODT with XDocReport version 1.0.6, in result, the ODT file contain some wrong values.

    Here is a part of my initial template in ODT :

    C.A du gérant du $bean.beginDay au $bean.endDay $bean.month : $bean.ca
    

    The java bean contain :

    private int beginDay;
    private int endDay;
    private String month;
    private Double ca;
    

    With getters and setters

    In Java controller method, i've put the bean in context like that :

    IContext context = report.createContext();
    context.put("bean", reportBean);
    

    And the part of ODT result :

    C.A du gérant du [email protected] au [email protected] Juin : 64841.4
    

    the attributs beginDay and endDay are wrong. i've the same error for others attributs. have you an idea how to correct it ?

    Thank's