Hi
I can connect without problem to my private net,
via WPA personal, however when I try to connect to WPA2 Enterprise I
cannot save my settings, I receive
Can't save
Potential causes:
* Insufficient permissions
* NetworkManager not running
* DBUS failure
Of course I cannot connect since the setting is not saved. What puzzles
me is that WPA Personal is fine.
I consider the failure for WPA Enterprise as a serious bug and I know it
did not happen for example in Ubuntu 10.04+relevant trinity version.
Any help would be strongly appreciated.
Uwe Brauer
Hi all,
Debian 9 has just been released and I am considering upgrading my machines, both using TDE and
Debian 8. Has anyone already tried this and run into any problems with Trinity? Are there even
Trinity repositories for Debian 9?
Janek
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Just as a heads up, TDE has permanently lost LibreOffice integration due
to the decisions of the upstream LibreOffice devs:
http://anzwix.com/a/LibreOffice/Remove%20TDE%20Integration%20(vclplug,%20Ad…
We need to plan out a roadmap to determine whether or not we should be
trying to get e.g. GTK3 into a form we can use as the backend and common
interface to third party programs like LibreOffice. I'd like to schedule
a community meeting on #trinity-desktop for this weekend, Saturday, at
2:00PM CST to discuss further.
Thanks!
Tim
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I have a new Ryzen system with B350 chip set, and an old Ralink RT3060
pci wifi card . I've installed Ubuntu.Xenial and Trinity-R14.0.4. I
set up system guard on the task bar with 3 windows. first window CPU
second window Net, third window shows drive activity. CPU and drive
windows work as planned. The net will not show any activity whether it's
by Cat-5 cable or by WIfi. It's just dead. I don't know if it's the new
hardware or a bug in new release of trinity.
Xenial shows that they are NOT using eth0 or wlan0. It's labeled the
lan port as enp30s0, and the wifi as wlp32s1. I've never run into these
labels before, I know it has to do with Rules. Can't show any display
activity, but both ports work as they should.
How to debug?
Dave
Hello all,
I've installed openSUSE 42.2 and so upgraded to TDE 14.0.4 (previously I
couldn't on my old 13.1, something broke so I stayed at 14.0.0).
I don't know which of the two is responsible, but now, when I plug in an
external drive, it gets mounted twice. On my desktop I see the drive itself,
and the partition. For example, when I plug in my 16GB mac formated usb key,
I get both "14.8 GB removable device", mounted on /deb/sdg,
and "macUSBDrive", mounted on /dev/sdg1.
Of course the former throws an error if I try to open it.
This is not so bad and I can live with it, but I wonder where this is
distribution specific, machine specific or if you all see this too.
Regards,
Thierry
I have downloaded the Debian package big-cursor (I have sadly given up on
comixcursors for now - I'll try again in Stretch). It is definitely there:
brian@Linux:/usr/share/fonts/X11/misc$ locate big-cursor
/usr/share/doc/big-cursor
/usr/share/doc/big-cursor/README.Debian
/usr/share/doc/big-cursor/changelog.gz
/usr/share/doc/big-cursor/copyright
/usr/share/fonts/X11/misc/big-cursor.pcf.gz
/var/cache/apt/archives/big-cursor_3.9_all.deb
/var/lib/dpkg/info/big-cursor.list
/var/lib/dpkg/info/big-cursor.md5sums
/var/lib/dpkg/info/big-cursor.postinst
/var/lib/dpkg/info/big-cursor.postrm
/var/lib/dpkg/info/big-cursor.preinst
brian@Linux:/usr/share/fonts/X11/misc$
But I cannot find a way of persuading Trinity Control Centre mouse themes to
see it.
Any suggestions? Or any other suggestions as to how I can get a large,
preferably red, cursor (but any large one will do) in Debian 8 and Trinity
14?
Thanks.
Lisi
I want to set up a large power-off button, with an icon, preferably on the
desktop but on the panel would do. The ordinarily available one will not do
because this is for someone with very poor sight and the ordinary power-off
button is inextricably linked with lock screen. Well, I can't extricate it.
I THINK I can manage the three other large icons that are needed on the
desktop, but this one has stymied me.
I could rephrase the question: how do I produce an icon that, when clicked,
operates /sbin/poweroff.
Jessie with TDE 14, installed from Slávek's repositories.
Replacing a badly scammed Windows 7!
Help!!
Lisi
