> By the way, is it Mom or Mum? English is not my primary language... Je
> parle en francais, mais je vis au Canada :)
>
> Merry Christmas!
> -Alexandre
Bonjour Alexandre!
I didn't see that you ever got an answer to the above question. The
answer is that it's both. "Mom" is American and "Mum" is British. I
don't know what they use in English Canada.
Bonne année et bonne santé de Cincinnati!
Tony
Hi everyone!
Anyone who have tried my LiveCD would have seen that when you click on ''Storage media'' in Dolphin, you have to click on refresh to see the list of the drives you can mount. Also, if I do a ''safely remove'' on a usb key, I have to click on refresh to see the drive as unmounted. Ok, I'll admit that there is more important problems than this in the world, but It would be nice to have a kind of auto-refresh in that window.
Is this problem caused by the underlying changes in Linux (with DBUS, UMOUNT, HAL, ...) or it is just a small problem in Dolphin?
Does the next release of TDE will get better support for that?
Happy New Year!
-Alexandre
I am just about to install Debian and TDE on my husband's birthday present
box. He is quite clear that he wants Squeeze. He likes stability and would
rather have a reinstallation in the not too distant future than have
something not called Stable. And he hates change! But not even the prospect
of being left in peace far longer could tempt him into Wheezy.
Moreover, he is adamant that he likes KDE 3 best. (I have given him various
environments to try.)
BUT - I'm the one doing it! If I can present him with a stable box, even if
not a Stable one, he will be happy.
So - how stable is Wheezy with TDE 3.5.14 nightly builds? I get the
impression not quite.
But using Squeeze means opening the box and putting an extra network card in
in order to be able to install it. (Or anything else with a kernel <
2.6.34.)
I just want to be quite sure in my mind that Wheezy won't yet do, before I
start opening boxen.
Thanks .
Lisi
Hi Alexandre,
I've now got your live CD installed on my machine... I'm quite
impressed though I do seem to have moments of very odd behaviour.
For instance I used "Network Center" to disconnect my wired ethernet
prior to doing some other things. But didn't reconnect before I shut
the machine down. Starting the machine up this evening I discover that
I now have "Dolphin" started up and three instances of "Gkrellm" all on
the same desktop. Most curious !
Things work mostly as I expect. Good work. Thankyou for sharing.
Sent from Trinity Kmail on PCLOS
--
Best Regards:
Baron
On Tue, 25 Dec 2012, Jeff Taylor wrote:
>Oh the connection is definitely stable. I run web and email servers
>from here with a constant stream of traffic. On my desktop I'm always
>connected on IRC, plus I can always check any active bittorrents to
>verify my internet connection. The problem is definitely with Firefox,
>and only with the latest update. I may just have to dig up the .deb for
>version 15 and revert back for now.
I'm running FF 17.0.1 here -- pushed to me in the Ubuntu updates. I
vaguely remember some chatter about 'failings' in FF 16 in the forums
on Webmaster World -- but I do not remember the exact problems. The
consensus there, tho', was the upgrade to FF 17 cleared all that up.
Jonesy
I'm running Ubuntu 10.4 with Slavec's Trinity 3.5.11.1 backport
repositories.
For some time now -- since the 'official' release of 3.5.11.1 -- I've
only been seeing Ubuntu updates. There has been no Trinity updates.
I've been meaning to ask here what I should've done to move to the more
'official' Trinity repositories. But, holding a Black Belt in
Procrastination, I have yet to do that.
This morning I found an update announcement.
To wit:
The following packages will be upgraded:
akregator-trinity ark-trinity arts-trinity kaddressbook-trinity
kamera-trinity kappfinder-trinity karm-trinity kate-trinity
kbstate-trinity kcontrol-trinity
kcron-trinity kdeadmin-kfile-plugins-trinity kdebase-data-trinity
kdebase-kio-plugins-trinity kdebase-runtime-data-common-trinity
kdebase-trinity
kdebase-trinity-bin kdegraphics-kfile-plugins-trinity
kdelibs-data-trinity kdelibs4c2a-trinity
kdemultimedia-kfile-plugins-trinity
kdemultimedia-kio-plugins-trinity kdenetwork-filesharing-trinity
kdenetwork-kfile-plugins-trinity kdepasswd-trinity
kdepim-kio-plugins-trinity
kdepim-kresources-trinity kdepim-wizards-trinity kdeprint-trinity
kdesktop-trinity kdm-trinity kdnssd-trinity kfind-trinity
kghostview-trinity khelpcenter-trinity
khexedit-trinity kicker-trinity kiconedit-trinity
kimagemapeditor-trinity klipper-trinity kmag-trinity kmahjongg-trinity
kmail-trinity kmailcvt-trinity
kmenuedit-trinity kmilo-trinity kmix-trinity kmousetool-trinity
knetworkconf-trinity knode-trinity knotes-trinity konq-plugins-trinity
konqueror-nsplugins-trinity
konqueror-trinity konsole-trinity kontact-trinity kooka-trinity
korganizer-trinity kpackage-trinity kpager-trinity kpdf-trinity
kpersonalizer-trinity kpf-trinity
kppp-trinity krdc-trinity kregexpeditor-trinity krfb-trinity
kscreensaver-trinity kscreensaver-xsavers-trinity ksmserver-trinity
ksnapshot-trinity ksplash-trinity
ksvg-trinity ksysguard-trinity ksysguardd-trinity ktip-trinity
kwalletmanager-trinity kwin-trinity libarts1-akode-trinity
libarts1c2a-trinity libartsc0-trinity
libdbus-1-tqt libdbus-tqt-1-1c2 libindex0-trinity libkcal2b-trinity
libkcddb1-trinity libkdegames1-trinity libkdepim1a-trinity
libkleopatra1-trinity
libkmime2-trinity libkonq4-trinity libkpimexchange1-trinity
libkpimidentities1-trinity libkscan1-trinity libksieve0-trinity
libktnef1-trinity
libmimelib1c2a-trinity libpoppler-tqt libpythonize0-trinity
libtqt3-integration-trinity pykdeextensions-trinity
python-trinity-trinity
102 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Need to get 102MB of archives.
WHAT!!??? Is this copasetic?
Anybody else seeing this?
I haven't seen a "Heads Up" here about a large, impending update.
Maybe there's something screwy within my system and/or my apt
configuration files.... I'll hold off on the update until I hear
back from someone.
Regards,
Jonesy
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Pueblo, Colorado | @ | Jonesy | OS/2 __
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Hello everyone!
My PCLinuxOS TDE non-official remaster is ready to download!
I call it non-official because it doesn't come from the PCLOS team and since it contains software coming from outside of their repos, it is also not supported by them.
It can be seen as a whole as the much-loved PCLOS 2007, but fully updated and upgraded.
It is a complete system that can be used as a LiveDVD or it can be installed (from the LiveDVD).
Major apps pre-installed (in no special order):
-PCLinuxOS 2012 base system with KDE 4.8 stripped out and replaced by TDE 3.5.13.1
-Amarok
-K3b
-Firefox
-Dolphin
-Konqueror
-LibreOffice
-Quanta plus
-VirtualBox
-SuperKaramba
-Synaptic
-VLC media player
-Kaffeine
-BleachBit
-GParted
-QtCurve theme
-Baghira theme
-The GIMP
-QCad
-Kontact
-Skype
-KMyMoney
-P7Zip
-All PCLinuxOS regular configuration apps
-Localisation Manager, to translate your system
-LibreOffice Manager
System requirement:
A x86 computer with at least 256mb of RAM.
It is a 32bit system, but it can be installed on a 64bit system too.
It is available in a 4-parts zip archive. (Please note that Ark doesn't support muti-part archives, so use another decompression app.)
http://www.filefactory.com/file/6ofocsyy5fmh/Readme_First.pdfhttp://www.filefactory.com/file/4888f7njxdsp/Md5_sum.txthttp://www.filefactory.com/file/6bpff7km3nrh/tde_pclos_nonofficial_25nov201…http://www.filefactory.com/file/1kwsx39htb53/tde_pclos_nonofficial_25nov201…http://www.filefactory.com/file/6bpmoz5mhup9/tde_pclos_nonofficial_25nov201…http://www.filefactory.com/file/c15yohy7k6v/tde_pclos_nonofficial_25nov2012…
It would be very appreciated if someone can host the .iso file in a mirror!
If you like what you see, you can consider giving some money to the Trinity Desktop Environment project!
Give me your comments!
-Alexandre
Hi all,
The display is very "unstable", and I have, from time to time to
reconfigure the display at 1280x1024. I guess the problem comes from XOrg.
Sometimes there are one or two small windows indicating changes in
definitions, but it is incomprehensible, at least because they overlap (!).
Problems related to the BIOS and memory usage, if I understood
correctly, previously caused the message "Press Ctrl + D to continue" in
console during the system start. If I remenber correctly, the kernel (?)
said that there was some cheksumm error or so, in the block of memory. I
just had now, after a soft restart, to press the hardware "Reset" button
(cold reset) to get out of an endless "memory dump", in the console...
The "Instability" on the definition of the display may come from there,
too, because the hot reset does not give the same results as the cold
reset. I am ready to believe that Grub2 is (again) involved.
I looked phosphorus savers unnecessary for LCD screens, but fun to
watch, a little. I noted that they speak of KDE in "Banner", the default
saver, and "Fireworks" (if I'm not mistaken). After selecting Atlantis
(Open GL), I had to press the "Reset" button on my machine to get out of
the situation. Is it a lack of patience? Too bad "Ctrl + Alt + Backspace"
has been removed for safety reasons, and that any other possibility to kill
X no longer available without disconnecting the computer.
A look at SysGard: I did not find the CPU temperature sensor...
Regarding the language used, the applications of "current" user are in
english. Only "Root" applications are in French. I wanted to try to run:
yum install trinity-i18n-French
as simple user, but of course I did not have the rights, while
SELinux is still "disabled".
Surprised to see a different graphic "style" in a window, I
investigated and found that it was a Nautilus window. I did not know
Nautilus: it is the "Finder" of Gnome! I do not remember how this window
had been opened.
There is an icon in the closing Trinity window. This icon is KDE's.
There's about a second between the graphical opening of a dialogue and
the associated KDE sound!
What should I do for the "Via8237" (in my case) to be selected instead
of "Pulse Audio", in kmix?
Cheers
Patrick
On Saturday 15 December 2012 00.34:55 Patrick Serru wrote:
> Le vendredi 14 décembre 2012, Thierry de Coulon a écrit :
> Hi All, Hi Thierry
>
> I made a copy of the mails folder (~/.Mail, I dont know if it is the
> default name !)
As far as I know older versions of KDE used ~/.Mail newer (or was that always
just a config choice?) use ./KDE/share/apps/kmail/.mail
I believe kmail looks in both locations.
(...)
(...)
> I thought I could send this mail from "there". Thank you very much,
> Thierry.
>
> Patrick
You're welcome, happy I could help :)
Thierry
