Good morning. I've installed vmplayer on my Maverick+Trinity. Installationrun ok, but vmplayer refuses to start the guest operating system telling it is missing libcanberra-gtk-module.so. However, if try to installlibcanberra-gtk-module using apt-get, this one tells that the package is alreadyinstalled and at the most recent level. Besides, a 'locate' run finds /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.soso, what's really the problem ?
Do you know if there is a way to bypass it ?
ThanksDaniele Manghi
Hello,
I can't get kdm to authenticate my user.
I built kdebase from revision 1236975, and I configured it as follows:
mkdir build; cd build
cmake .. \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \
-DBUILD_ALL=On \
-DBUILD_DOC=Off \
-DWITH_SHADOW=On
Yet I am unable to authenticate my user. This system doesn't have pam.
This used to work with kde 3.5.10 when I ran configure with --with-shadow.
Suggestions?
> On 09/30/11 14:13, Timothy Pearson wrote:
>
>> This issue should only exist with the nightly builds repository, so it is
>> (reasonably) safe to ignore the warning messages. At this point fixing it
>
> OK, then that begs the question: should I be using something different?
Or is is the NB stuff all that will work with Natty?
Then nightly builds are our beta versions, and they are the only packages
to work with any Ubuntu version later than Maverick.
>
> And what is the correct forum for bug reports (kdesktop_lock locks OK,
but then I have to ssh in from elsewhere to unlock it ... and by
"unlock" I mean "kill" :-).
trinity-devel would be a good spot, or simply filing a bug report at
http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net would be even better, especially if you
have backtraces to attach to the report.
Tim
Haven't been having luck with a new Dell Precision T5500n (2 x dualcore
"E5503" and 12 GB RAM).
The problem seems to be the ATI FirePro V7800 card.
I can install Ubuntu Natty on it no problem.
However, when I try to load the preconfigured Trinity/Maverick disc, I get
the little "keyboard = human" screen and can escape to the menu, but when I
try to "try Kubuntu without installing" I get the Kubuntu logo with the
progress dots ... then nothing.
In fact, nothing with the monitor icon indicating that the display lost the
signal.
Can I install the Trinity packages onto an Ubuntu Natty installation instead?
Peter
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> Note that there is still an issue with keys and mirrors, so you will
> likely still see:
>
> W: GPG error: http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net natty Release:
> The
> following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not
> available: NO_PUBKEY 43F1DC4F2B8638D0
> W: GPG error: http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net natty Release:
> The
> following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not
> available: NO_PUBKEY 43F1DC4F2B8638D0
This issue should only exist with the nightly builds repository, so it is
(reasonably) safe to ignore the warning messages. At this point fixing it
is a low priority, as the cause of the problem is buried deep within
complex auto-signing code that is broken on this repository only. The
official release repository works correctly as far as signing is
concerned.
> Thanks, Tim, for not forcing me (and the rest of us) to have to make a
> new desktop layout just because KDE4 is "better" in some programmer's
> mind. I've had mine for *years*, even under Solaris(!) and didn't see the
> need to change.
You are more than welcome! :-) Of course at this point other members of
the Trinity development team deserve some of the credit as well,
especially Serghei Amelian, whose work was instrumental in getting the
core system to compile on modern Linux distributions.
Tim
Hello! :-)
I installed Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit Alternate (command line only) and I'd like
to install Trinity's nightly builds on it.
But I can't install them because of a missing dependency :
ttf-bitstream-vera.
ttf-bitstream-vera is included in hardy, maverick, natty and oneiric, but
not in lucid.
(https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ttf-bitstream-vera)
Output :
--------
alex@schreiberstein:~$ sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop-trinity
...
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
kubuntu-desktop-trinity: Depends: ttf-bitstream-vera but it is not
installable
Recommends: kubuntu-docs-trinity but it is not
installable
Recommends: networkstatus-trinity but it is not
installable
Recommends: openoffice.org-trinity but it is not
installable
Recommends: skim but it is not going to be
installed
Recommends: system-config-printer-kde-trinity but
it is not installable
Recommends: plymouth-theme-kubuntu-logo-trinity
but it is not installable
E: Broken packages
--------
Could you please fix it?
btw. Trinity ROCKS! It's soo amazing! Thanks for keeping KDE3 alive!!
Greetings from germany :
Alex
> On 09/28/11 16:52, Timothy Pearson wrote:
>
>
>> You did select TDE as the login session type, correct?
>>
>> If that does not work, then add the line to your kdmdistrc file and try
logging in to TDE. I would only consider the workaround successful if
you
>> get a full TDE session as a result.
>
> (It was actually a gnome-terminal!)
>
> I did NOT explicitly choose anything. I added it to kdmdistrc but then
I explicitly chose TDE ... two changes ... bad troubleshooting.
>
> So, I just removed kwin from kdmdistrc and rebooted. I went to choose
TDE and it was already marked "(previous)". Undoubtedly because I
logged in before (and ran the little setup thing that popped up.
>
> So I'm marking this "resolved". :-)
This makes sense--I think what did it was selecting TDE as the login
session. I really should put a note or something on the installation
page... ;-)
>
> I'm so excited, you have no idea!
>
> Now, am I likely to run into any issues if I tar up /home/plaws on the
old box and untar it on the new? Will I get all my old window layout,
etc, back?
If you move .kde (or .kde3 depending on if you were using an early version
of Trinity on the old box) to .trinity after you tar up the old box, then
yes.
>
> Also, in previous incarnations, there was usually a fight on
installation with the X-config stuff to get both displays to work. This
system has three LCDs ... any advice?
>
What graphics card are you using? If your card supports XRandr 1.3 or
above (i.e. pretty much anything except the nVidia proprietary drivers)
you can try the new Monitor & Display utility in the control panel.
Tim
Hello Trinity team.
First of all, I would like to thank you for your excellent work and
secondly I would ask for a hint with qt-creator.
Qt-Creator is, may be you know, an execellent IDE not only for developing QT
applications.
Yesterday I updated my Qt-Creater from version 2.2.0 to 2.3.0.
When start the program from a shell, I can see a message which say some thing
like "can't determine QT version" and the program ended imedeatedly, if the
program is started in a Trinity environment.
If the X server is forwarded - using "ssh -Y" - the program starts in a KDE
3.5 (Debian Lenny) environment without problems.
At least my question is, does someone know how the QT version can be detected
and has something changed in Trinity. May be, that Nokia i.e. the programm
does not accept version 3.5.11 because it is not an official release.
Thanks for your help and/or ideas
Rolf