The installation instructions at
http://www.trinitydesktop.org/installation.php says to run the command
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net
--recv-keys 2B8638D0
This fails with
gpgkeys: HTTP fetch error 7: couldn't connect to host
Would someone please check out the server?
Thanks-
Douglas
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Hello all,
I did the same (double) error twice, with obviously the same result
twice. The first time, I continue to use the system, which meant that I
did not know where was the error.
The objective was to install Firefox 5.0.
1 - I copied a directory /usr/local/firefox/ from a system used before
2 - I tried to edit a firefox icon coming also from the other system,
3 - I completely uninstalled firefox using Synaptic (that did not
removed the ~/.mozilla/).
At the end of stage 2, TDE changed their behavior: the icon (firefox)
disappeared from the office, and TDE "showed" the launch of an
application (clicking on a desktop icon) by in the magnifying. I had
initially inhibited this option (called "bouncing cursor", I think).
I do not know which of point two or three is causing the problem, but at
the following reboot, TDE showed blue cursors and finally "Can not open
theme file /opt/kde/share/apps/kdm/themes/kubuntu-kde3/ ". In the
current working installation, there is no /opt/kde/ but /opt/kde3/. Once
the session opened, there was no menu Start. (I am not ready to live
without it!)
I am currently with a screen size of 1152x864 that comes out of a
magician's hat (this is the very first time it appens with THIS
format!), while after the last system restore (and associated wasted
time), throw in usual 1280x1024. I have already indicated the unsolved
problem of ATI drivers installation in another post.
Sincerly,
Patrick
# cat /home/user/Desktop/poub/Firefox.desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Categories=Application;Network;WebBrowser;X-Ximian-Main;X-Ximian-Toplevel;
Comment=Navigateur Web
Comment[fr]=Navigateur Web
Exec[$e]=firefox %U
GenericName=
GenericName[fr]=
Icon=/usr/local/firefox/icons/mozicon128.png
MimeType=application/xhtml+xml;text/html
Name=Firefox
Name[fr]=Firefox
NotShowIn=GNOME;
Path[$e]=
StartupNotify=true
Terminal=false
TerminalOptions=
TryExec=firefox
Type=Application
X-DCOP-ServiceType=
X-KDE-SubstituteUID=false
X-KDE-Username=
X-SuSE-translate=true
Hello everyone,
My old KMail3.10 directory contains a total of 1GB,for212internal
directories. For each directory, I had to select all the e-mail content,
then applied for registration under the "mbox" format, importable by
other email-clients. This was because KDE4 did not offer a smooth
transition from KMail3.5 (or I missed it!).
Now I discover TDE and Thunderbird, I would like to return using KMail.
My question is:
"My KMail3.5 directory (and the 300ko kmailrc, including many filters)
will be treated without difficulty by KMail3.12 or is there a risk of
existence of time bombs in the bowels of KMail after this transition ?
Did some Trinity-User do that ?
> Le 14/09/2011 20:54, Greg Madden a écrit :
>> Good topic for another thread.
>
Thank you Greg. I see two metaphors now...
Good luck to everyone,
Patrick
# head -n 2 /linux/.../suse-home/user/.kde/share/config/kmailrc
[$Version]
update_info=kmail.upd:1,kmail.upd:4,kmail.upd:5,kmail.upd:6,kmail.upd:7,kmail.upd:8,kmail.upd:9,kmail.upd:3.1-update-identities,kmail.upd:3.1-use-identity-uoids,kmail.upd:3.1.4-dont-use-UOID-0-for-any-identity,kmail.upd:3.2-update-loop-on-goto-unread-settings,kmail.upd:3.2-misc,kmail.upd:3.2-moves,kmail.upd:3.3-use-ID-for-accounts,kmail.upd:3.3-move-identities-to-own-file,kmail.upd:3.3-aegypten-kpgprc-to-kmailrc,kmail.upd:3.3-misc,kmail.upd:3.3b1-misc,kmail.upd:3.4,kmail.upd:3.4a,kmail.upd:3.4b,kmail.upd:3.4.1,kmail.upd:3.5-filter-icons,kmail.upd:3.5.4,kmail.upd:3.5.7-imap-flag-migration-2,kmail.upd:3.1-new-mail-notification
(sending again this mail, sorry if it was already sent but I did not
receive any answer... I am also new in Thunderbird!)
-------------------------------
Hello everyone,
I salute the tremendous work of the development team and I thank
them. I hope the spirit of this team will always remain, just as one who
leads the project "Damned Small Linux", for exemple.
I hope to permanently abandon my Suse 10.3 + KDE 3.5.10, and is keen
to stay with KDE 3.5 TDE Trinity.
The issues regarding this that I have with the "Trinity-Enterprise"
distribution (kubuntu 10.10) are:
SOUND:
I have no sound. KMix opens with the mixer "PulseAudio" by default
and I have to reconfigure each time in VIA_8237. Also, I use the entry
"Line" physical and when the configuration is correct, this input is
sent to the audio output of the computer and the level of output (input
signal from the "Line", so) is well controlled. But there is no sound
from TDE that is audible (noatun or amarok, for example)
VIDEO:
I can not install the drivers for my ATI graphics card. The packets
manager says that the ATI drivers are installed. The various tutorials
found are all refering to the Gnome menus...
These difficulties are well borring, but I can wait for the next
distribution, hopping that Gnome will coexist with TDE anabling to
choise the window manager (gnome or tde) at the login time.
Also: The "standard" console (i.e. reached with "Ctrl+Alt+F1") is
reachable only once. Is it normal, being a SELinux feature, for exemple
? The key "page-up" does not work the way I know in Kconsole or in
standard console: Typing "/etc/init.d/" then page-up displays the last
command entered starting with "/etc/init.d/"... an other SELinux feature ?
Thank you,
Patrick
> On 09/12/11 13:20, Timothy Pearson wrote:
>
>
>> Can you override it for now? I don't think the signing key works on
the nightly builds, though I will look into the problem further as I
have time.
>
> Sure, if you tell me how. :-)
>
> Since importing that key ...
>
> On 'apt-get update', I get:
>
> W: GPG error: http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net natty Release: The
> following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 43F1DC4F2B8638D0 QuickBuild
Trinity Desktop Environment
You can ignore that warning; it won't affect anything AFAIK.
> On 'apt-get install kubuntu-desktop-trinity', I get:
>
> root@toto2:/var/log# apt-get install kubuntu-desktop-trinity
> Reading package lists... Done
> Building dependency tree
> Reading state information... Done
> Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or
been moved out of Incoming.
> The following information may help to resolve the situation:
>
> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
> kubuntu-desktop-trinity : Depends: libqt-perl but it is not installable
> Depends: qca-tls but it is not installable
Recommends:
kde-guidance-powermanager-trinity
> 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: pinentry-qt but it is not
> installable
> Recommends: powernowd but it is not
> installable
> Recommends: skim but it is not installable
Recommends:
system-config-printer-kde-trinity
> but it is not installable
> Recommends: network-manager-kde-trinity but it
> is not installable
> Recommends:
> plymouth-theme-kubuntu-logo-trinity
> but it is not installable
> E: Broken packages
>
This is a bit more serious, but is likely a simple dependency issue within
the nightly builds repository. Can you please post the output of these
two commands:
sudo apt-get install libqt-perl
sudo apt-get install qca-tls
This will let me know what package is failing and why, so that I can
correct the kubuntu metapackage.
Thanks!
Tim
I'm still struggling with this, as follows:
When I open a new directory with Konqueror, it frequently comes up in 'Icon
View' rather than 'Text View'. I've tried changing and saving view profiles,
and looking through every configuration file I can find to see why.
I'm baffled. Does anyone have any ideas?
And, as a possibly related question, in 'Settings' what do
Remove Folder Properties
and
Save View Changes Per Folder
Actually do (and mean, come to that)?
cheers
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Hello everyone,
I salute the tremendous work of the development team and I thank
them. I hope the spirit of this team will always remain, just as one who
leads the project "Damned Small Linux", for exemple.
I hope to permanently abandon my Suse 10.3 + KDE 3.5.10, and is keen
to stay with KDE 3.5 TDE Trinity.
The issues regarding this that I have with the "Trinity-Enterprise"
distribution (kubuntu 10.10) are:
SOUND:
I have no sound. KMix opens with the mixer "PulseAudio" by default
and I have to reconfigure each time in VIA_8237. Also, I use the entry
"Line" physical and when the configuration is correct, this input is
sent to the audio output of the computer and the level of output (input
signal from the "Line", so) is well controlled. But there is no sound
from TDE that is audible (noatun or amarok, for example)
VIDEO:
I can not install the drivers for my ATI graphics card. The various
tutorials found all refer to the Gnome menu.
These difficulties are well borring, but I can wait for the next
distribution,hopping that Gnome will coexistwith TDE, which will allow
easier "Ubuntu like" configurations of the system.
Good luck to everyone,
Patrick
Hello,
I'm currently using TDE 3.5.12 compiled on RHEL6.
By default, kmenu is showing the classic KDE menu, which works very well.
But when I switch to "Kickoff" menu, I have 2 issues:
1) The "K" button icon is automatically changed to the default KDE icon,
and the word "Go!" is displayed alongside the button, even though I
chose a custom icon and unchecked the option "Display text in K menu
button".
2) Randomly (but quickly) when browsing the Kickoff menu, it hangs. Then
the "kicker" process eats 100% cpu and I have to manually kill it and
restart it.
Re-switching to the classic menu makes both issues vanish ...
Is anyone else having stability issue with kickoff ?
(Note: I have the exact same behaviour with the current 3.5.13 SVN build)
Thanks
Francois Andriot
Hello, all. I think this is more of a usage than a development
question. Most of our applications authenticate against LDAP. Many of
these same applications store their passwords in KWallet. If the
password changes, KWallet remembers the old one until it fails and the
user is prompted for a new one. But, when it fires off requests for
several different applications at once, LDAP locks the account so users
are unable to enter the new password. Has anyone found a way to work
around this? I'll explain in more detail in case it is not clear.
In our case, the culprit is usually Kontact and KOrgac. They may store
passwords for an email account, several calendars, several address
books, a task list, etc. When the user changes their LDAP password, the
first time these application try to synchronize, they may send 8, 10,
12, however many requests for authentication depending on the number of
email accounts, calendars, etc. All those requests at once with wrong
passwords look like a brute force attack and LDAP locks the account.
Any tips on getting around this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks - John
