Jim via tde-devels wrote:
Hi,
I saw the top-posting and missed the rest of your questions. Mea culpa.
Thank you
please answer Slaveks question how you exactly run TDE.
usually I log in via the TDM (login manager) it then takes care to set all the pieces needed to run TDE properly. If you did so - what is the status of your user profile - any old stuff or whatever - perhaps try with a fresh user
tdebase-trinity usually pulls the whole set of packages needed to run TDE.
Well, maybe it should, but I guess it depends on what one exactly means "to run TDE".
exactly this is what we are trying to find out - because TDE is the desktop it covers all the pieces. However you are talking about korganiser (the calendar piece as part of the tdepim)
Sorry it wasn't clear above... when I try to configure korganizer's date and time (i.e., the way it presents the date and time, I am not trying to change the system time), using the korganizer menu item "Settings/Configure Date & Time ..." I get that message.
This actually invokes the part for the locale settings (I think it is part of the tdebase and you have already installed it)
what source did you use - what is mentioned in the article?
Yes, I used exactly the lines in the article, except I put "buster" in for "<your-distribution>". I commented out the deb-src lines, since I was not planning to d/l any source at this point.
tdebase-trinity usually installs what is needed - in this case did you install also locale packages as noted in the article?
I did not. My native language is English, and I am OK with the default locale. (If there was a Canadian English locale I might have installed it, but I don't see any locale in the listing whose name suggests that to me.)
this is good so - it was just a fact check question
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION which may or may not help: When I start up kcontrol, the pane on the left which should have all sort of things (in an older version of TFE on another computer I have "Appearance & Themes", "Desktop", "Internet & Network", and so on) is empty. So, again, it can't find whatever it is looking for.
According to the output of an incantation I found on line, there are 1037 packages with "trinity" in the name which I have not (yet) installed. I guess I could just bite the bullet and start randomly installing things, but if anyone can share some wisdom, it would be most appreciated.
dpkg -l | grep trinity dpkg -l | grep trinity | wc -l
what packages and how many do you have? are they fully installed (line starts with ii)
if packages are not fully installed or missing - this could explain the issue.
I installed yesterday the RPi4 by installing tdebase-trinity & co - about 50 or 100 packages. Then I installed tdepim and some other that pulled many dependencies - about 700+
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