Hello,
I use kde profile in order to manage menu, wallpaper ... and i would like tu use the env folder.
If i create : $HOME/.trinirty/env/locale.sh, it works but not in the kde profile.
I have found in the startkde where $HOME/.trinity/env, /opt/trinity/env where used but not my profile folder.
Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,
I use kde profile in order to manage menu, wallpaper ... and i would like tu use the env folder. If i create : $HOME/.trinirty/env/locale.sh, it works but not in the kde profile.
I have found in the startkde where $HOME/.trinity/env, /opt/trinity/env where used but not my profile folder. Thanks for your help.
Which version of Trinity are you using? 3.5.13? 3.5.13.1? GIT?
Bear in mind that the default profile directory is $HOME/.trinity and not $HOME/.kde, $HOME/.kde3, etc.
Posting the contents of locale.sh might help. :)
Darrell
Hi,
When i talk to kde profile, i speak of /etc/kde-profile defined in kderc and kde-user-profile.
I'm using Trinity 3.5.13 on debian.
Sincerely,
Jean
2012/11/10 Darrell Anderson humanreadable@yahoo.com
I use kde profile in order to manage menu, wallpaper ... and i would
like tu use the env
folder. If i create : $HOME/.trinirty/env/locale.sh, it works but not in
the kde profile.
I have found in the startkde where $HOME/.trinity/env, /opt/trinity/env
where used but not my
profile folder. Thanks for your help.
Which version of Trinity are you using? 3.5.13? 3.5.13.1? GIT?
Bear in mind that the default profile directory is $HOME/.trinity and not $HOME/.kde, $HOME/.kde3, etc.
Posting the contents of locale.sh might help. :)
Darrell
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When i talk to kde profile, i speak of /etc/kde-profile defined in kderc and kde-user-profile. I'm using Trinity 3.5.13 on debian.
I use kde profile in order to manage menu, wallpaper ... and i would like tu use the env
folder. If i create : $HOME/.trinirty/env/locale.sh, it works but not in the kde profile.
I have found in the startkde where $HOME/.trinity/env, /opt/trinity/env where used but not my profile folder. Thanks for your help.
Which version of Trinity are you using? 3.5.13? 3.5.13.1? GIT?
Bear in mind that the default profile directory is $HOME/.trinity and not $HOME/.kde, $HOME/.kde3, etc.
Posting the contents of locale.sh might help. :)
Does Trinity support running scripts from a global env location? Probably but I'm being rhetorical as I don't know the answer. Perhaps filing a bug report is the best way to keep this problem active?
Just a thought, is the locale.sh script stored in your global env location executable by all users (chmod 777)?
Darrell
On Tuesday 13 of November 2012 00:28:50 Darrell Anderson wrote:
When i talk to kde profile, i speak of /etc/kde-profile defined in kderc and kde-user-profile. I'm using Trinity 3.5.13 on debian.
I use kde profile in order to manage menu, wallpaper ... and i would like tu use the env
folder. If i create : $HOME/.trinirty/env/locale.sh, it works but not in the kde profile.
I have found in the startkde where $HOME/.trinity/env, /opt/trinity/env where used but not my profile folder. Thanks for your help.
Which version of Trinity are you using? 3.5.13? 3.5.13.1? GIT?
Bear in mind that the default profile directory is $HOME/.trinity and not $HOME/.kde, $HOME/.kde3, etc.
Posting the contents of locale.sh might help. :)
Does Trinity support running scripts from a global env location? Probably but I'm being rhetorical as I don't know the answer. Perhaps filing a bug report is the best way to keep this problem active?
Just a thought, is the locale.sh script stored in your global env location executable by all users (chmod 777)?
Darrell
Using the Language from ~/.trinity/share/config/kdeglobals to set the environment variable LANG is an interesting idea, but as I have mentioned earlier, Language does not contain all the information necessary for LANG.
For example, I have Language=cs, but LANG=cs_CZ.UTF-8. Set LANG to a mere 'cs' would cause me mischief. Therefore, we first needed to have a way for the user to set all that is needed for LANG.
Slavek --
Hello,
I will join you all the main file that i use.
/etc/kderc /etc/kde-user-profile /opt/trinity/env/locale.sh (because doesn't work in /etc/kde-profile/proffesseurs-pt/env/ - for example)
Sincerely,
Jean
2012/11/14 Slávek Banko slavek.banko@axis.cz
On Tuesday 13 of November 2012 00:28:50 Darrell Anderson wrote:
When i talk to kde profile, i speak of /etc/kde-profile defined in
kderc
and kde-user-profile. I'm using Trinity 3.5.13 on debian.
I use kde profile in order to manage menu, wallpaper ... and i would like tu use the env
folder. If i create : $HOME/.trinirty/env/locale.sh, it works but not in the kde profile.
I have found in the startkde where $HOME/.trinity/env,
/opt/trinity/env
where used but not my profile folder. Thanks for your help.
Which version of Trinity are you using? 3.5.13? 3.5.13.1? GIT?
Bear in mind that the default profile directory is $HOME/.trinity and not $HOME/.kde, $HOME/.kde3, etc.
Posting the contents of locale.sh might help. :)
Does Trinity support running scripts from a global env location? Probably but I'm being rhetorical as I don't know the answer. Perhaps filing a bug report is the best way to keep this problem active?
Just a thought, is the locale.sh script stored in your global env
location
executable by all users (chmod 777)?
Darrell
Using the Language from ~/.trinity/share/config/kdeglobals to set the environment variable LANG is an interesting idea, but as I have mentioned earlier, Language does not contain all the information necessary for LANG.
For example, I have Language=cs, but LANG=cs_CZ.UTF-8. Set LANG to a mere 'cs' would cause me mischief. Therefore, we first needed to have a way for the user to set all that is needed for LANG.
Slavek
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I will join you all the main file that i use. /etc/kderc/etc/kde-user-profile/opt/trinity/env/locale.sh (because doesn't work in /etc/kde-profile/proffesseurs-pt/env/ - for example)
I am far from being a C++ guru, but a quick look at both kiosktool and tdebase seems to indicate that scripts are supported only in $TDEHOME/env and not in any global location.
That would explain why your locale.sh script is not executing for you except from $TDEHOME/env.
Perhaps this should be a bug report?
Darrell
I am far from being a C++ guru, but a quick look at both kiosktool and tdebase seems to indicate that scripts are supported only in $TDEHOME/env and not in any global location.
That would explain why your locale.sh script is not executing for you except from $TDEHOME/env.
To clarify, the starttde script supports two env locations: 1) $TDEHOME/env and 2) $TDEDIR/env. The kiosktool and tdebase code only looks in $TDEHOME/env. My guess is the tdebase and kiosktool code should be updated to be consistent with starttde, but somebody more intimate with the code should respond.
Darrell
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