Hi!
I am on preliminary stable builds on debian stretch.
After the last update i am getting an r14-xdg-update error 9 on login.
It complains about permissions and tells to look at
r14-xdg-update-validation-test9.txt. There is one line in here
<Filename>kde-kchmviewer.desktop</Filename>
No such file exist anywhere.
What i am supposed to do with this?
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Nick Koretsky (nick.koretsky(a)gmail.com)
> On Sunday 16 September 2018 13.57:41 Kate Draven wrote:
>
> > Have you tried doing something like
> > konqueror address to nfs
> > for example to my ftp net drive I have
> > konqueror ftp://000.000.0.00/
> >
> > Takes me right to the root of the drive and then I log in.
> >
> > Kate
>
> nfs://000.000.0.00 shows the shares (although I can't log in) but this is
not
> the problem. If I right-click on the *.desktop file and choose "mount", it
> mounts all right. I can the access the share through konqueror (file
> management).
>
> But if I click on the *.desktop file, instead of opening the share in
> konqueror file management (which is what it *does* on my main machine), it
> starts Audacious... I don't know why Audacious and I am sure that before
it
> did work as expected...
>
> Thierry
>
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Check file associations in kcontrol
> Allready had that, and I had thought I had found the solution...
>
> Happened on two different machines running Debian 9 and TDE (lastest
stable):
>
> I have links on my desktop (created with right-click/crate new/link to
device.
> One is a link to a local URL
> Two are links to network shares (nfs)
>
> The problem is that when I click on them, instead of opening konqueror, it
> opens Audacious (that then tries to, first, make a database of all the files
> and then to play them, which obviously fails).
>
> It *has* worked correctly before.
> On a machine where it works correctly File association shows nothing for
> *.desktop and *.kdelink; I thought I had solves it once by setting the
> association with konqueror but it does not seem to work.
>
> Acces from konqueror works fine.
>
> Thierry
>
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Have you tried doing something like
konqueror address to nfs
for example to my ftp net drive I have
konqueror ftp://000.000.0.00/
Takes me right to the root of the drive and then I log in.
Kate
Allready had that, and I had thought I had found the solution...
Happened on two different machines running Debian 9 and TDE (lastest stable):
I have links on my desktop (created with right-click/crate new/link to device.
One is a link to a local URL
Two are links to network shares (nfs)
The problem is that when I click on them, instead of opening konqueror, it
opens Audacious (that then tries to, first, make a database of all the files
and then to play them, which obviously fails).
It *has* worked correctly before.
On a machine where it works correctly File association shows nothing for
*.desktop and *.kdelink; I thought I had solves it once by setting the
association with konqueror but it does not seem to work.
Acces from konqueror works fine.
Thierry
Although I have "Force Font DPI: set to 120 DPI in the Control Center Fonts
configuration, email whose content is HTML formatted still displays in a
tiny, hard-to-read font size. There doesn't seem to be a way to fix this in
the kmail Appearance settings; Fonts: Apply to: has a Message Body category,
but nothing for HTML. Is there any way to fix this?
Leslie
Good day everyone,
is there a way to switch language setting for the GUI directly, i.e. not by
clicking through TDE-Menu -> Trinity Control Center -> Regional & Access. ->
Country/Region & Language -> Language List -> Move Up to have a particular
program start with a different language? Something like TDE Keyboard Tool in
Systray? Or via an command line option?
Thanks.
Kind regards,
Stefan
Hello
I have another problem with drag and drop, it may be a bug but... I
don't know how to trace it precisely.
Generally in Firefox until version 48, dragging an URL icon (favicon in
address bar) to desktop caused opening a menu which allowed to save or
link (create .desktop launcher) to a site. This still works in later
versions of Firefox in XFCE and MATE, but in TDE since version 48 it
started to behave differently: Now Konqueror asks for filename, and
then saves just a text file with url as text, and these files are
unusable as launchers.
This is probably not a Firefox problem, as this dragging still works
well in MATE and XFCE without problems. The problem is present only in
TDE. Is it possible to give a template to... I don't know, Konqueror?,
how to create .desktop file for a specific application or content type?
Or is it a problem with not full drag and drop implementation?
MCbx