Hi,
I am having a problem setting up printing on my daughter's computer, which
is running Debian/lenny. She got an HP Deskjet 3050 wireless printer, and
CUPS sees it just fine, however, when I try to print a test page from cups,
it says
Unsupported format 'application/postscript'!
However, whenever I try to print a test page from within Trinity, using
kcontrol -> Printers, I get the following message:
A print error occured. Error message received from system:
cupsdoprint -P 'HP_DJ_3050' -J KDE Print Test' -H '127.0.0.1:631' -U 'user'
-o 'multiple-document-handling=separate=documents-uncollated-copies
orientation-requested=3' '/opt/trinity/share/apps/kdeprint/testprint.ps' "
execution failed with message:
successful-ok
Any idea whats going on here and how to fix it? My other problem is that I
don't have physical access to the box, only over secure connection.
Thanks,
--b
Hi,
I have installed kdm-trinity only. If I do
sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm-trinity
I get kdm and kdm-trinity offered with kdm marked red. When I choose
kdm-trinity, I can see that /etc/X11/default-display-manager has been
overwritten but
cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager
gives
/opt/trinity/bin/kdm
What is wrong?
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just FYI: my keyboard binding problem (<crsr_up> not working in xine,
<ctrl>+<y> mapped different in terminator) has vanished since the last debian
update yesterday.
Nik
Hello
I've changed from KDE4 to Trinity, because KDE4 is so buggy. Now I'm trying to
set up everything, but Trinity appears to be very buggy too. Everything worked
fine when I was using KDE 3.5, but now it's a mess. I'm wondering it Trinity
and KDE4 get in each other's way.
- I can't set the screen's resolution, refresh rate, or gamma value. It used
to be configurable via the control center, but the controls disappeared from
there. You can use System/KRandRTray to set the resolution and refresh rate,
but it won't remember the setting.
- Amarok crashes since a few days. A few seconds after you start a song, it
generates a segmentation fault. I've tired it in KDE4, but it's the same. I've
removed and installed the amarok package, but it's still the same. I've
removed all amarok related configuration files (those with "amarok" in the name)
from ~/.trinity and from ~/.kde, but it stays the same.
Of course the crash manager crashes, when you try to report the bug. :->
- KMail crashed ("aborted") immediately after starting it. When you started it
in the terminal, you even got some information about the cause:
kmail(5507)/kdecore (KConfigSkeleton) KCoreConfigSkeleton::writeConfig:
!!!!!!! ERROR !!!!!!! - KHTML default stylesheet version mismatch.
Aborting. Check your installation. File used was:
/opt/trinity/share/apps/khtml/css/html4.css. Expected STYLE_VERSION 1
Then I've tried it in KDE4, and - bingo - it works again, even after going
back to Trinity.
- When logging out of Trinity, there sometimes appears an error message that
some policy is faulty (I have to write the message down). When logging into
KDE4, and into and out of Trinity again, the message disappears.
- The font sizes have a life of their own. Sometimes when I log in, they are
huge, and mess up the layout (amarok, for instance). Sometimes they are tiny.
When I start amarok, and I get huge fonts, it fixes itself when I quit and
start amarok again.
I can configure the fonts in the respective program's settings, but only part
of the fonts can be configured there, and changes take effect only sometimes, or
only for some font settings. I know that there are some fonts, to be configured
in the control center. But that works only sometimes.
There are a lot of places where the fonts are almost unreadaby small (the
menus, for instance). I've tried to configure them, but it doesn't work, or it
works and goes back again.
This isn't a bug report. I have to take a closer look, first.
I wonder if I'm the only one with all of these problems. If not, how can you
live with it? But from what I've seen on the net, Trinity should be quite
stable and useable. So what's going on here??
Hi all,
Next Meeting is currently set for 19 or 20 of April. If nobody reponds
to available times here http://www.doodle.com/eivtcn5c3wndqt2u , I
will assume 2PM EST. Deadline for submitting available times is
Saturday.
Meeting topic list also needs to be updated, see
trinity.etherpad.trinitydesktop.org/19 or bring it up on
#trinity-desktop by pinging Xu_R, samelian, kb9vqf, or MutantTurkey.
If you have write permissions, please alter the etherpad.
Trinity users are invited for input this meeting.
*AS ALWAYS*, meetings are in #trinity-desktop-meeting and the channel
is unlocked 24 hours before meetnig.
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later, Robert Xu
Hi all.
I'd like to give trinity a test under my Ubuntu installation.
By following the directions seen here:
http://www.trinitydesktop.org/installation.php#ubuntu
I end up in an attempt to remove sudo which is needed by my
own stuff (and by Ubuntu itself).
Is there a way to avoid removing sudo?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
where can I tell Konsole to use only black on white, because the colours are
not readable?
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Hi,
does anyone know what these programs do? Thex occupy more than 25% of my CPU.
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Wer nicht fragt, bleibt ein Narr für immer.
Hi!
I've (still) some problems with keys/keyboard mapping on trinity, and I do not
know where to look at:
xine-ui: <cursour-up> does not work. strange as it is, i can assign a function
to <cursor-up> using xine's setup dialog.
terminator: <ctrl>+<y> is translated to the sequence <cursor-up>,<end>.
Both effects do not show when I run fvwm, so the "bad guy" is hidden in
trinity. But where? Any suggestions?
Nik
Hi all,
I tried the recently released Firefox 4.0 binary from Mozilla.org on my (old)
Ubuntu 9.10-based system with Trinity 3.5.11 (64 Bit). I found that I can't
drag and drop files from Konqueror into Firefox 4 to open them.
I filed a bugreport [1] for Firefox at mozilla.org and did some tests with
Trinity 10.10, Kubuntu 10.10, and also with non-Qt applications on all
systems.
I found that drag-drop open files in Firefox 4 works with every application
that is not Qt3 based, and doesn't work with Qt3 based programs, regardless
of desktop environment. It works for Firefox 3.x.
I promised to ask here if anybody would be willing to test (in case it's just
me) and report back at the bugreport, so I'd appreciate any input from here.
The Firefox developer who answered me also would take input from the Trinity
developers, if there's something he could do on the Firefox side.
I read that there's a port of Trinity to Qt 4 on the way, so maybe this
problem might sort of go away on it's own someday. :)
Should I also file a bug report at the Trinity bugtracker?
I'd appreciate any input on this issue.
Thanks,
Sanne
[1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=645492
