I saw a question earlier, and I was also interested, in how to install TDE
on Debian/Wheezy/7.0. Since it did not appear that TDE was available yet
for Wheezy, I was concerned that I would have to continue to wait for my
favorite desktop, so I would need to continue to wait to upgrade Debian.
Then I saw are response that I could use an un-released development version
of TDE for wheezy, and I was prepared to do that, but did not step into
that yet.
So, I commented out the TDE archive from my /etc/apt/sources.list file, and
upgraded Debian/Squeeze/6.0.X to Wheeze as usual. I was surprised to find
out that TDE was retained in full and it works fine. The only experience I
have found thus far is that I cannot use the mouse right away after
switching from one user desktop to another. I can use the keyboard to
unlock the screen, and then the mouse becomes usable again. Otherwise, the
new upgrade is flawless (as usual for Debian).
Is there anything that I am unaware of that is actually broken, but
perhaps, I have not noticed ?
--
James D. Freels, Ph.D.
freelsjd(a)gmail.com
Debian Wheezy. amd64, TDE R-14
I fired up digikam on for the first time since new install, same home
partition. None of my pictures are shown. The file and directory
structure is shown under "My Albums" no pics.
When I go to 'Configure -Digikam > Album Settings> Album Library path',
I get a " Cannot talk to tdelauncher" error message when I select a
folder to use.
any one else?
--
Peace,
Greg
On Thursday 16 May 2013 11:13:54 C W wrote:
> Linux Mint is much more reasonable than Ubuntu. I'm hoping someone
> with more skills than I will make a live/installable .ISO of Mint
> with TDE.
>
IMO, a very good suggestion. Perhaps just blow-by-blow instructions
for changing the MATE-DE to TDE might be easier for someone who knows
what they are doing, particularly if the instructions are in
GOF-speak(1).
Glen
FWD from Darrell:
I'm not fond of polls but you might want to vote for Trinity:
http://www.tuxmachines.org/
Somebody please forward to the user's mail list. :-)
- Calvin
Hi all!
Here is a compilation of various SuperKaramba themes tested to be working on both TDE 3.5.13.1 and R14 nightlies: If you like it, use it and if you don't like it, please don't use it!
3D Desktop Date: A calendar
Amarok_theme_2: A widget to control Amarok
Cynapses_karamba: A side-bar with many features
kclock: An analog clock
STH-Amarok-Black: A widget to control Amarok
Aero_aio: An all-in-one sysinfo widget
All of these widgets comes from kde-look.org
The buttons of widgets with buttons only works when their position is locked.
Here is the link:
http://www.filefactory.com/file/113ku0foog4n/karamba.zip
Have a nice day!
-Alexandre
Hi all,
This is on a machine running David Hare's Exe Debian Wheezy respin.
When I add a user, the new user doesn't show up in either the user list in
Kuser, or on the login screen. It does create a home directory, but it
doesn't add the user to the extra_groups from adduser.conf. The new user
can login to TDE at the login screen, but the first-run wizard runs at every
login. I tried adding the user with kuser and from a shell with adduser,
with the same result.
I ran out of time and had to leave, but later realized I should've checked
ownership on the new home directory. Before I go back and try again, can
anyone offer any other suggestions?
I tried it on another machine with Exe installed from the same CD with, I
think, the same set of other stuff (multimedia etc.) installed, and
everything worked fine.
Thanks,
Dan
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PGP key: http://homestead-products.com/pubkey.htm
Hi All,
Is there a method to install Trinity on Fedora 18 (x64)? Preferably
besides building from source!
Cheers,
kilolima
--
http://www.fastmail.fm - Does exactly what it says on the tin
Hi Guys,
I am using PCLinuxOS from the image that Alexandre Couture created and
have discovered an odd printing behaviour.
If I click on print from any PDF or Image it prints OK first time. If I
then try to print a second copy or close the application and try to
print something else the print dialogue comes up frozen. If I click on
exit a few times it will tell me that "Kprint" is not responding and
give me the opertunity to terminate it.
After this I cannot print anything at all without restarting the
machine. However when I get back to the desktop, I get the message
that there is no default printer and to use the "--all" switch. ??
Clearing the error message allows me to continue as normal. Untill I
print something.
I have tried the various dialogues but seem unable to find or access my
printer.
Don't laugh, I'm still using my HP Deskjet 500 MK1 from over thirty
years ago. I long as I can keep refilling the cartridge with ink it
will continue to be in use !
Thanks guys:
--
Best Regards:
Baron
Hi all!
Could somebody plese check if this happens not only to me:
- plug in a USB stick
- copy a konqueror web archive (*.war) to that stick.
- unplug the stick
- plug it in again
- konqueror opens the stick at system:/media/sdb1/
- klick on the web archive
- konqeror gives an error message about being not able to open the file.
- replace system:/media/sdb1/ with /media/disk/ and it works.
If it happens to others than me, then I'd like to ask why trinity uses the
system:/ - url and not the actual mount point of the device.
When I press F4, I get a shell at /media/disk/, not system:/media/sdb1/. Is
there a way to make konqueror do the same, i.e. use the actual mount point?
Nik