Hello all,
I just did a fresh install of Debian Jessie on my main notebook with the
lastest TDE. And i have to tell it's a pleasure to see that everything work
out of the box ( the most of the hotkeys, screen brightness, etc ...)
I tried different artwork inclued in the repo,
But it's the first time i use the "lipstik" tqt style, it a very nice style,
and look modern on TDE. Also "Crystal" windows decoration is impressive to
look modern.
Can you tell me where we have to put icons, tqt style and windows decoration
on TDE ? is it in "/home/user/.icons .themes" ... or
in "/home/user/.trinity/share ..." ?
Thanks to the team.
See you ;)
Hello all,
I have a strange problem, that was not there a dew days ago, although I could
not say exactly when (or why and how) it appeared:
When I plug a CF card in my card reader, an icon appears on the desktop
when I _mount_ the card (by clicking on it), a Konqueror windows opens BUT the
icon disappears - which means I can't umount it with the mouse, I have to
open a console and umount by hand.
Of course I have checked that "Mounted removable medium" was selected to be
displayed. It is. The only thing I changed recently was to set the Desktop
Background to a slide show.
I could not find in which file these settings are kept. Maybe someone has an
idea what's going on? R 14.0.0 by the way.
Thierry
Hello:
I've been using openSUSE with KDE3 for several years. Recently I installed trinity (last stable) on openSUSE 13.1. I am very satisfied with it so far. The only thing I miss know is how start menu items are organized. In openSUSE they are organized into submenus in 2 or 3 levels (eg System/Archiving/*, System/Desktop/* etc). Unfortunately trinity doesn't have this leveling, most programs are put under one main menu item. Eg the program lists in System menu almost fills my whole screen. Which files do I have to modify to have openSUSE type menu categories? Is it enough to adjust a file in /etc/xdg/menus or do I have to modify every single .desktop files belonging to the given applications, or something else?
Thanks,
Istvan
Hello:
I tried to install trinity on oenSUSE 13.1 and 13.2 according to the instructions on page https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/OpenSUSEInstall#For_OpenSUSE_13.2_.28R14.0.…
zypper install trinity-desktop gives dependency error:
# zypper install trinity-desktop
Loading repository data...
Reading installed packages...
Resolving package dependencies...
Problem: trinity-desktop-14.0.3-1.oss132.noarch requires trinity-tdemultimedia >= 14.0.3, but this requirement cannot be provided
uninstallable providers: trinity-tdemultimedia-14.0.3-1.oss132.i586[trinity]
Solution 1: do not install trinity-desktop-14.0.3-1.oss132.noarch
Solution 2: break trinity-desktop-14.0.3-1.oss132.noarch by ignoring some of its dependencies
Choose from above solutions by number or cancel [1/2/c] (c): c
I can find trinity-tdemultimedia 14.0.3, so I don't why the error is shown.
I can install trinity in yast software manager.
Istvan
Hi all,
I have an old machine that still runs KDE 3. I plan to install Debian 8 with Trinity R14. Does R14
support settings migration from KDE3? Or will all the settings be lost?
Janek
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Greetings all;
As those of you the the USA know, Southern WV took a beating from the
weather last night and today. Heavy rains, high winds combined to kill
the power for about 25% of the states population, and threaten to drown
quite a few. My own automatic 20 kw nat gas standby ran from about 3:20
Thursday morning until a final restart shortly after 18:00 local. So I
am busy catching up on my email, when apparently my ups did not properly
restart after one of the inevitable short term power up's when the line
crews are closing circuits to see if they fault again because there yet
another down tree laying on the lines a half mile around the corner.
So I'm typing away on a message reply when the screen goes black, the ups
has a low battery and kills the load. Restarting the ups was a matter
of holding down the power button for 3 or 4 seconds, followed by a trip
to the tower to tap its power switch. Everything solved as soon as its
booted, right?
Wrong... No /usr/bin/X to be found. I had to totally apt-get
install --re-install all of the Xorg-server stuff, 35 or 40 packages,
to get the missing /usr/bin/X. That may not have been the only package
that was nuked by the untimely powerdown but I've no way to verify that.
But why should a powerdown as unceremonious as pulling the plug, have
deleted /usr/bin/X? It doesn't grok at this site.
Clues?
Thanks.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
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Hi
I just upgrade (new installation) from Kubuntu 10.04 to 14.04,
I followed the instructions as found in
https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/UbuntuInstall
however I obtained the following error (after a while)
Errors were encountered while processing:
/var/cache/apt/archives/kubuntu-default-settings-trinity_4%3a14.0.3-0ubuntu14.04.0+0_all.deb
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
what can I do?
thanks
Uwe Brauer
Hi
I just compiled Emacs for Kubuntu 14..04 running trinity, while emacs
runs without problems
in KDE4 it fails for trinity the error message is:
undefined color: "WINDOW_FOREGROUND"
I swore I have seen this error before, and it was caused by some trinity
package, deinstallation solved the problem, but I don't recall which one
it was.
Anybody has an idea? trinity without Emacs sucks
thanks
Uwe Brauer
Hi
I it seems that a bold
sudo apt-get install -f
Solved most (but maybe not all problems with my trinity installation).
Be it as it may, when I logged in to Trinity, almost everything felt
similar, save one (for me) very important thing.
In earlier Kubuntu (for example 10.04) and earlier trinity versions (TDE v3.5.13.2)
there were *two* control center,
- the ugly vanilla kde control center
- and a I presume a Kubuntu specific Mac OSX clone.
I attach a screenshot.
Now in Kubuntu 14.04+ Trinity R14.0.3
I cannot find the MacOSX clone anymore. Where is it? Was it deleted,
taken out? For me it was one of the reasons to stay with Trinity, to
have both a familiar environment which does not need to much resources
but which is comfortable enough when it come to configuration, the KDE
vanilla control center is much worse in this respect.
Thanks and regards
Uwe Brauer
Hi all,
there was/is a discussion about powersave features and options.
I do not use it that often, but this week going to work with the train I
decided to try it out and hibernated the notebook. It is Dell 5440.
After power on all worked fine and it came up from hibernation.
When the lock screen asked for password and I pressed some key it went again
into hibernation state.
The second time I powered on, I was able to unlock he screen and go on with
my work.
This was reproducable - I tried it twice the same behavior.
How can this be debugged?
regards
