Hi Slavik;
Running latest r14, and I am noting that its losing its last read msg
place in a mailing list easier and easier, sending it back to the first
time stamp in a given folder. My inbox is approaching 20 years old, as
is my coco list.
Also, when MMB pasting a url with word wrapping enabled in the composer,
it breaks the url even if there are no spaces and is of the style
<a.full.url>. Should it not treat stuff surrounded by <> as unbreakable
even if it's 500+ chars long, like some of the ebay stuff is these days?
If these 2 annoyances could be addressed at some point, I would be quite
a bit happier, and would say thank you in all caps. And send another
donation the next time Tim needs to pay the bills.
There is one economic law I'm a firm believer in, TANSTAAFL, so despite
being retired on an SS pension, I manage to try and support the stuff I
use. Not lavishly of course, given the income here.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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I have Desktop, Behavior, File Icons setup to not show file icons, yet
it's showing all the files I have in my /home. Can I fix this so the
file icons do not show on my desktop?
Cheers!
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Jimmy Johnson
Devuan ASCII - TDE Trinity R14.0.5 - AMD A8-7600 - EXT4 at sda6
Registered Linux User #380263
> On Tuesday 29 May 2018 09.57:45 Michele Calgaro wrote:
> > Dear all,
> > the "compress as" submenu in Konqueror is going to have some minor rework.
> > We are changing the default compression format from gz to xz and enabling
> > jar format (which could be useful for java programmers).
> >
> > We would like to remove lzma from that menu since we think it is not
widely
> > used anymore (the format would still be available through the "Add to
> > archive" entry).
> > Any objection on this last point before we proceed?
> >
> > thanks
> > Michele
>
> Is ok for me. Thank you.
>
> Thierry
>
Agreed. Thank you all your hard work.
Kate
(was Re: [trinity-users] migrating from Debian to Devuan + VLC)
Finally, have a Broadcom wireless connection in Devuan
Searching led me to "devuan forums wireless", and to "Installing
Broadcom Wireless Drivers".
The page
https://askubuntu.com/questions/55868/installing-broadcom-wireless-drivers
points out how to find the driver package needed, in my case
bcmwl-kernel-source. Downloaded the file from pkgs.org and installed
with gdebi-gtk. After that, iwconfig showed wlan0, and I was able to
connect.
Hope this helps anyone having trouble connecting in Devuan.
-Robert
openSUSE 15.0
Prior version 42.3 had no such file /etc/alternatives/default-xsession.desktop.
What's the prescribed procedure to make tde the default desktop? I tried 'yast2
alternatives', but tde.desktop is not an offered option, even though it is
present in /usr/share/xsessions/. yast2 alternatives offers only icewm-default
and icewm-lite. Is this something that needs a bug filed? I don't see anything
on point. If yes, in openSUSE tracker, or in TDE tracker? Is there some existing
trinity rpm that needs to be installed to create it?
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Since we are getting into other stuff, I am starting a new thread. Maybe it
should be two threads?
> On 04/21/2018 04:13 PM, William Morder wrote:
> > I stand at the brink of Devuan, not quite ready to take the plunge myself,
> > yet
> > share in your dislike of systemd and how Debian is inching into a rule of
> the
> > few over the many. And I fear that it will soon drift into the same kind >
> > of
> > crap that ruined Kubuntu (and the whole Ubuntu family) for me. There are >
> > just
> > one or two refinements I want to make in my current system (so that I can
> > find my way back when I get into a mess).
> I'm sorry to hear you have systemd installed and you're not happy with
> it, if I knew what version you are using I could make a suggestion, I
> run all LTS versions or Debian and Ubuntu and now Devuan too. For hard
> drive management I use Wheezy and Jessie, for multimedia I use the
> latest.
For the most part my system runs pretty well, except for hanging when I try to
reboot (as explained below).
What I would really like is to get VLC working right again. It was always the
best all-round multimedia player, and now it crashes every time I open it. I
searched round for solutions, and all I've found so far are suggestions to go
back to the Wheezy repositories for older versions of VLC. Yet another user
here in the Trinity group had the same problems with VLC, and he was already
using Wheezy. I don't know what the problem is, but there is another great
piece of software ruined.
> Currently I'm looking at keeping some older systems around by
> rolling my own kernels. There's always options. And slicing off
> another partition for a new install is another option.
I run Debian Jessie, and systemd seems to cause the system to hang in
particular when I reboot. I always see that systemd is doing something, and
cannot shut down. I created a kind of script to kill running programs, and
this has pretty much solved the problem, but I still feel that my current
Debian system does not run quite as smoothly as my older systems used to run.
All in good time, though. I rarely have incidents any more which cause me to
scream, pull out my hair, and call down curses upon the heads of the devs.
> As for Ubuntu, they have messed up big-time and now they are on my list
> of things I don't want to do anymore and now Microsoft won't be lonely
> any more. :)
It's never lonely at the bottom.
> > The icon is nice, but I would recommend that all Devuan branding
> > distinguish
> > itself from Debian by making the spiral go round widdershins: that is,
> > counter-clockwise. Then it would be perfect.
> I hear you, it was just something I slapped together.
No problem, it was just a suggestion. If Debian do not complain, then there is
no obligation to change it. But since Devuan is a fork of Debian, and thus
technically "different" from it, I thought it might be wise to think ahead.
One could also say, for example, that TDE *is* really just KDE, but I believe
some people out there will object. Likewise, you could say that Icecat *is*
really just Iceweasel, which is really just Firefox. You could even say that
*rock-n-roll* is really just *the blues* + *country music*.
I do recognize that all categories are, to some degree, arbitrary and
influenced by personal biases, etc. They can also be useful, however, to
indicate that (for example) Devuan has struck out in a slightly different
direction, which in my opinion is truer to Debian's mission than Debian
itself currently operates.
> You do know that Devuan IS Debian don't you? The only changes made
> effect systemd and the packages needed so you can install the desktop of
> choice, like udev and libpam, really just a hand full of packages are
> changed. I'm running Devuan from Debian's Sid to Jessie, in other words
> Devuan Jessie, ASCII, Beowulf and Ceres and Trinity is a clean install
> on them all with no real problem, All around Devuan Jessie is the best!
Yes, but the only practical way for me to get Devuan is to install Debian
first, then migrate to Devuan. I have tried to install from the Devuan live
DVD, and it wants to overwrite my home folder, with no other option. I have a
backup, of course, but this does not seem quite right.
I have found instructions for migrating from Debian to Devuan, without the
necessity of reinstalling my system, so that is my plan. However, I have yet
a couple loose ends to tie up, so that I can revert to my working system if
necessary, when I will inevitably mess up something due to experimentation.
Also, I have other responsibilities, various little jobs, and other things
that I must do, as there is a life outside computers, and a whole world
waiting to be explored just outside my door; or so I hear.
> Bill just take away one thing from this post: If it's not fun don't do it.
I wish somebody had told me this back when I was in grad school.
> Cheers!
> --
> Jimmy Johnson
> Devuan ASCII - TDE Trinity R14.0.5 - AMD A8-7600 - EXT4 at sda6
> Registered Linux User #380263
in part to see if it could be done and in part because i hoped the result
would be useful, today i installed microsoft word 5.5 (which is a free
download from microsoft) on the little gemini device and got it running in
dosbox over lxqt over debian stretch on an arm64 device. (keyboard mapping
is the current sticking point, and unless i can get it full screen i'm not
sure it is worth the effort. and yes, i noticed the misspelling in the
screenshot).
https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=35015&pid=286127&st=0&#entry…
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On Tuesday 22 May 2018 22:33:35 Michele Calgaro wrote:
> On 2018/05/22 09:08 PM, wofgdkncxojef(a)gmail.com wrote:
> > that's hilarious. Bug n° 1 is still open XD
> >
> > When it will be closed, it should be announced officially.
>
> In the past I spent quite some time on this bug but I can't reproduce.
> Everytime I tried, it seems to work fine. Not sure the problem is printer
> model-specific or not to be honest...
> Cheers
> Michele
I'm not criticizing. It's just .... peculiar to have bug n°1 still around....
Dear TDE users,
is there a way to use IBus as the input method for TDE applications? I have installed and
configured IBus on my system. It works fine with GTK and QT4 applications but I can't get it to
work with TDE applications (which, I believe are QT3 applications). So for example, I can input
japanese hiragana or korean hangul in Firefox or Libre Office, but I can't do the same in KMail.
All help appreciated.
Janek
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