Hi
I know this isn't exactly a Trinity-centric question but it will
eventually apply to it as I switch from KDE3 to TDE. So please bare
with me.
Does anyone have any experience with SED and PAM?
I need to replace the default admin user (arklinux) with 2 new users.
I normally use sed -i -e 's,arklinux,NewUser,g' /etc/pam.d/* to change
the admin user in PAM.
How to a pose it so it adds two more users?
thanks
Kate
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I have TDE 3.5.13 installed in a Debian Squeeze box. Today I ran
"apt-get update" and then "apt-get -upgrade", whereby some 350 packages,
including many Trinity packages were upgraded. Soon after I shut down
the box.
Later I opened it again, but the desktop environment (terminal F7) did
not appear. Instead, terminal F1 opened with the login bang. I did
however notice in the text which screened by just before the bang
appeared a line reading "Starting K display manager : kdm-trinity.
I was able to log in as root and as a user; so access to all files was
possible, but applications requiring a display would not open. While
logged in as route, running startx opened a generic desktop in F7; but I
did not know what to do from that point to open a user.
Clearly something got broken in the upgrade, but I don't know exactly
what or how to fix it. Can anyone tell me what to do to get the desktop
back?
Ken Heard
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Hello
I am running Kubuntu 10.04 with trinity.
I have seen that Tim sent a patch to libreoffice to make it
work with trinity. What is the state of art of this patch.
What is more recommendable, in question of stability, to use
openoffice 3.4.1 or
libreoffice 3.6.3
Thanks
Uwe Brauer
Hello,
This is a totally unimportant "issue", but in TDE, when enabling keyboard
layouts, you have to look for the Swiss French keyboard under "German",
then change its layout to "fr". While this is probably technically right
(QWERTZ is the basic German layout) we French speaking Swiss never think of
it that way.
KDE proposed the keyboard as "Swiss", maybe TDE could revert to this
behavior some time....
Thierry
Hi,
how can I install the default TDE environment on wheezy using the nightly builds?
The instructions for squeeze:
sudo apt-get install desktop-base-trinity kde-trinity
do not seem to work. I'm able to install individual applications, but I have not found a
way to install the full desktop environment.
Thanks for any help,
Sam
David -
Are you OK? Mind you, if things are bad for you, you will probably not have
access to a computer, or even time, to answer.
I hope that, either by serendipity or design, you live on a hill.
Lisi
Hi. On my oneiric/trinity
/opt/trinity/bin/kcmshell displayconfigcrashes when trying to save the gamma and display color balance.I see the changes on display (e.g. less saturated blue) but I am not able to save
them. Daniele
Hello everyone,
For my LibreOffice remaster, I did a nice welcome PDF file with pictures and instructions to put on the desktop of the LiveCD. I did it with LibreOffice on my PCLOS 2012 TDE remaster. I wrote the file, saved it and exported it to PDF. When I opened the PDF file, it looked right as it should, but I wanted to change something in it. So, when I re-opened my .odt LibreOffice file, all of the images that were cropped weren't cropped at the same place and their width and height had changed. I had some arrows to point icons on the pictures and they weren't too at the right place.
To check if it wasn't just a bug on my remaster, I opened the file on my regular PC with PCLOS 2012 KDE edition. Te text appeared in the wrong way, exactly as it appeared when I have re-opened my file on the TDE system.
To see if it was a PCLinuxOS-related bug, I have put back the formatting as it should for a part of my file, saved and re-opened it. The text was as it should were I have re-made the formatting...
All this to say that I think that there is some bugs related to the TDE interface used in LibreOffice.
Can I force LibreOffice to use the GTK2 interface (and how?), as is used on all KDE4 systems. Since I use the QTCurve theme with QT3, QT4 and GTK2, it would still be well-integrated.
Thank you in advance!
-Alexandre
