All,
You may have noticed that the TDE servers have been experiencing random
and sometimes lengthy service interruptions over the past few days. This
was due to an upstream Internet service provider problem, and should now
be fixed.
Thank you for your patience!
Timothy Pearson
Trinity Desktop Project
In the 3.5.13.x branch, dbus-tqt and dbus-1-tqt were required to
install to /usr rather than $PREFIX (usually /opt/trinity).
In the R14 branch that was changed. At least, I have been building
both to install to /opt/trinity since I started building R14 in the
early days of the branch.
* Are/should those packages be built to install to /usr?
* Is tqtinterface still required to be built to install to /usr?
* Are any other packages required to built to install to /usr?
Thanks! :-)
Darrell
>TDE has internal support via the KNotify class. kdbus-
>notification simply
>intercepts notifications from DBUS-enabled applications (i.e. non-
>TDE
>programs such as Firefox) and uses the KNotify class to display
>the popup
>in a manner more familiar to TDE users.
Okay. Is there a way to disable just the system tray popups?
Darrell
I pushed a patch (commit f3ef385c) to update the tdeadmin network
backends by adding the newly released Slackware 14.1.
There probably are other distros that need updating as well.
I added the task to the R14 release checklist.
The affected files:
tdeadmin/knetworkconf/backends/platform.pl.in
tdeadmin/knetworkconf/backends/network-conf.in
tdeadmin/knetworkconf/backends/network.pl.in
tdeadmin/knetworkconf/backends/service.pl.in
Please update the backends as necessary. :-)
Darrell
All,
When you prepare Trinity packages for community usage, do you
compile with debugging off --- what is sometimes called release
mode?
For your own personal and development work, do you keep debugging
enabled?
Thanks. :-)
Darrell