This countdown timer serves no useful purpose for me, since I'm the only user
of my machine. How can I turn it off so my logout completes more quickly?
Leslie
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All,
A big Thank You for participating in our end of year fundraiser for 2016.
Your contributions were much appreciated, and will help to keep TDE
online.
The total received only came to a small fraction of the operating costs
for the TDE core services, so we will probably be running another
fundraiser this spring and exploring options in terms of disconnecting or
downgrading certain services to lower operating costs.
We do have several incentives to make an annual contribution. At the $200
level or above (per year) we will allow access to our up-to-date builds of
Raspbian with TDE preinstalled, along with other goodies. As before, if
you have a particularly nasty bug you want fixed, a good way to get
attention is to offer a contribution in exchange for the fix -- proceeds
go to keeping TDE online and available for all to use.
Thank you again for your support!
Tim
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>> Emanoil,
>> actually the code to handle sessions for R14.1 has been fully rewritten,
>> although not pushed yet. If you are interested, I can send you a patch
>> with all the current changes and you can test locally. It would be helpful
>> to have additional feedback from you. I have been using the new
>> functionality for about a year and is quite stable. Let me know ;-)
>>
>> Cheers
>> Michele
>
> I build this on jessie some time ago
>
> dpkg -l | grep kate
> ii kate-plugins-trinity 4:14.1.0-0debian8.0.5+eko1
> amd64 plugins for Kate, the TDE Advanced Text Editor
> ii kate-trinity 4:14.1.0-0debian8.0.5+eko1
> amd64 advanced text editor for TDE
> ii libkate1 0.4.1-4
> amd64 Codec for karaoke and text encapsulation
>
> Do you mean we are using later version and do not see the problems that are
> discussed here?
>
> I did not see any difference (IMO) from user perspective.
>
Hi Emanoil,
sorry for the late reply to this (too busy with work, family and trying to fix TDE support for openssl 1.1 in stretch).
Attached is a cumulative patch for tdebase that you can use to preview the new Kate session panel I mentioned before. You can apply the patch again the current main trunk. This will add a new session panel to Kate and rework session support almost entirely. I am actually planning more work on this (to add support for files in sessions as well, making it similar to a mini-project manager) but will probably be delayed to R14.2 or whatever.
!!! Please NOTE the following !!!
- all existing Kate sessions will be imported
- the "default session" is no longer hardwired and actually does not really need to exist any more (it can be renamed/delete)
- after you finish your testing, if you want to go back to the existing Kate (without the new session panel), you will NOT be able to use the session files from Kate-with-the-session-panel. Therefore if you just want to do a test, I recommend you save all you session files (~/.trinity/share/apps/kate/sessions folder) before you use the new Kate.
So far I have used this for about a year (through development) and have not yet pushed the code to the main repo.
Any feedback from you (or anyone else willing to test) would be more than welcome. If positive enough, I will probably push the changes.
Cheers
Michele
Hello to all.
I'm a long-time TDE user running TDE 14.0.4 amd64 on Debian 9.x Stretch
(unstable, actually Siduction, using systemd). It works well, although I
occasionally run into minor issues that I eventually solve. It is after
all "unstable".
Over the last few weeks a problem remains, binutils_2.27-9_amd64.deb
works fine, but several updates of this program which can be loaded by
itself, most recently binutils_2.27.90.201612331-1_amd64.deb, all render
the system unbootable.
The boot cycle proceeds from sda1 without any errors but the tdm signon
comes up with a black background rather the normal blue TDE one. When I
logon I get an error message and TDE does not load, showing a problem
with my home partition on sda5:
Could not read connection list
/home/lsm1/.DCOPserver_LSM1_0
Please check that the "dcopserver" program is running
When I hit Enter I then get:
Could not start tdeinit, Check your installation.
This problem is specific to TDE as I can still load the backup desktop
LXQT by the usual logon from the TDE signon box.
When I boot to the console and downgrade to binutils_2.27-9_amd64.deb
everything works as usual on the reboot.
If anyone has any possible solutions I'd be happy to try them out and
report back.
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greets!
I want to install Trinity on a multiboot uefi system. I think I've
messed up the uefi already so I am wary about doing something that
renders the system unbootable. (will of course do backup but still...)
it's got Windows 7 and NetRunner on it. csm is turned on (which I
think is part of the problem) and of course secure boot and fast boot
are off.
when it boots it goes into BIOS, ok UEFI, and I can choose or it
defaults to Linux. my preference would be to have a grub interface but
so be it for now.
suppose I now install Trinity. should I let it write to the mbr or
rather to its own partition?
if you know a good (detailed but essentials highlighted) online
reference, that would be great. as yet I'm confused about the logic of
uefi.
thanks for advice!
f.
--
Felmon Davis
Data, n.:
An accrual of straws on the backs of theories.
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All,
I'll keep this short and simple. The TDE project needs your financial
support to continue hosting the services critical for further development.
This year we are have fallen significantly short of breaking even on the
monthly expenses needed to keep TDE online and under active development;
these expenses primarily consist of electricity for the TDE servers and
Internet bandwidth. I have been covering the shortfall for several years
now, but it has become a great strain over the past few months. If you
would prefer to offer financial rewards for fixing specific bugs, that
works too, but the bottom line is we need additional financial support to
avoid further service cuts that could slow / stop development.
We are not in a position to outsource portions of the TDE infrastructure
beyond what has already been migrated to external systems such as the
mirror distribution system. Attempting to split up the remaining core
would simply incur even higher bandwidth costs than what we already have,
and altering the stable, running system at this point could end up halting
development entirely.
Finally, I'd like to personally thank those individuals who have donated,
are hosting portions of the TDE infrastructure such as the mirror system
and backup site, or have been actively working on TDE development over the
past year. Your contributions are much appreciated, and TDE would not be
possible without them!
If you can, please donate to the TDE project here, and thanks!
https://trinitydesktop.org/donate.php
Timothy Pearson
TDE Founder
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