I watch over Trinity project for as long as 3 years. I want to give my
grade on its development activity. I think that the project is not
capable of public use and rather suited for small group of inside
hackers.
Along the history of development there were too much lame
unprofessional decisions. It was fulfilling some strange unpractical
ideas. In fact, it came to a logical unsuccessful end.
If you install 3.5.13 you will get too much trouble. I think, that
implementing all the missing features into KDE4 is less cost, than
waiting when this woe project will get to a decent condition.
On Wed, 18 Sep 2013 21:46:12 -0500 "Michele Calgaro"
<michele.calgaro(a)yahoo.it> wrote:
>I modified the Kate tab bar plugin to add the possibility to close
>a document by a mouse middle
>click on the tab button. The feature can be enabled/disabled by a
>checkbox in the plugin config
>page and it's off by default to preserve the original behavior.
>If enabled, a middle click on a tab button *without* any key
>modifier pressed will close the
>
>corresponding document, unless it's the last one (because in this
>case a new empty document
>would be automatically opened again).
>Attached proposed patch.
>I also moved most of the single line function definition from the
>.cpp to the .h inside the class
>declaration. This is just a matter of personal choice. If you
>don't like that or it's against some sort
>of convention, just ignore that part of the patch.
>The patch also removes to "unused variable" warning messages.
>
>
>Cheers
> Michele
I suspect this patch will get lost unless attached to an bug
report/enhancement request. :-)
Darrell
Can we uncomment those operator-> implementations at least for
TQPtrList and TQValueList iterators? It 's a real pain to use
iterators without them.
Comments in qptrlist.h says there were some malfunctions in MSVC and
Sun compilers but I suppose these information refers to old versions.
All in all I don't think that tqt may be build by them without any
other problems.
I can prepare the patch. Am I supposed to prepare it for qt or tqt?
Hello All,
Back in August last year I built TDE from source for my modified Toshiba
AC100 (tegra cpu, armv7) on which I have running Red Sleeve EL 6.1 but
haven't had much use from it this year, for reasons I won't go into.
Anyway, now that I've got more time, I can't seem to get TDE to default
to the en_GB keyboard layout. I did build and have installed
trinity-kde-i18n-British (as it was then) but I can't add 'British
English' as another language (along side 'US English').
Obviously I can change it from the console or from within X but
normally, I would use Settings -> Regional etc etc. It just does not
give any other language as a choice except US English.
Anybody any ideas off the top of their head? Something obvious I'm
missing? It's bound to be something simple I've forgotten :)
Cheers,
Mike.
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Hello all,
since kernel 3.9 there is a new suspend state - freeze. I think it would be
good to have support for this new suspend state in TDE hardware library prior
to release 14.0.0, because adding support for new suspend state adds API
function.
I have already prepared a patch for tdelibs and tdebase.
At this moment I'm working on patch for tdepowersave.
See: http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1662
--
Slavek
I modified the Kate tab bar plugin to add the possibility to close a document by a mouse middle
click on the tab button. The feature can be enabled/disabled by a checkbox in the plugin config
page and it's off by default to preserve the original behavior.
If enabled, a middle click on a tab button *without* any key modifier pressed will close the
corresponding document, unless it's the last one (because in this case a new empty document
would be automatically opened again).
Attached proposed patch.
I also moved most of the single line function definition from the .cpp to the .h inside the class
declaration. This is just a matter of personal choice. If you don't like that or it's against some sort
of convention, just ignore that part of the patch.
The patch also removes to "unused variable" warning messages.
Cheers
Michele
Hello all,
since it is near the autumnal Ubuntu release, I decided to test build
current GIT tree on Ubuntu 13.10 (Saucy). There were very few problems,
now all fixed. Current GIT tree can be now built on Ubuntu 13.10
successfully at 100%.
Tim, if possible, you can add Ubuntu 13.10 (Saucy) on the build-farm.
--
Slavek
On Sat, 14 Sep 2013 16:46:04 -0500 "Michael Henry"
<bromichaelhenry(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>Since the talk of TQT can someone explain how to port a KDE3/QT
>app to Trinity/TQT?
There are some scripts in the experimental branch.
Darrell
Hi there,
tdeedu compiles but does not install on debian/testing due to an unmet dependency for ttf-dustin on khangman-trinity.
ttf-dustin is available in wheezy but not in jessie or sid. Instead fonts-dustin provided the fonts provided
by ttf-dustin (which is a dummy package by the way).
Attached proposed patch for the debian/control file. With this, tdeedu compiles and installs.
Cheers
Michele