So I decided to try out Devuan Beowulf this weekend and got it installed no
issues did run into a few minor issues but I was able to work through them.
So I added the following to my sources list:
deb http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity-sb beowulf deps-r14
main-r14
Which I believe is correct if not let me know as I know there is no stable
and I have had good luck with the preliminary stable branch.
I do an apt-get update and I get the following:
Conflicting distribution: http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity-sb
beowulf InRelease (expected beowulf but got buster)
Not sure why I am getting it. It looks like I could still do the install as
a search shows all the packages but I am not sure if I should or not. I am
in XFCE right now but would prefer Trinity.
Good day everyone,
why does this command in bash:
$ konqueror --help-all
output return code 254?
$ echo $?
254
Shouldn't that be zero?
Kind regards,
Stefan
> --000000000000bc3ec8058d8d9e2f
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset"UTF-8"
>
> It looks like there is a regression in the prerelease R14.0.7 whenever I
> double click a PDF file in Konqueror it crashes saying nspluginviewer
> caused the signal 11.
> If I right click and do open with Kpdf it opens fine.
>
Yep, seen that before. This netscape plugin is a PITA.
Whenever I do an update. Lots of file associations are bonked.
For example audio ogg files, which are associated to multimedia apps like
Amarok, are suddenly associated with netscape plugin.
Is the plugin even needed anymore?
Kate
Hi,
The Konqueror preset for the View Mode is "Icon View", which IMHO is the
worst possible, as it gives no information at all except for the file type.
So I always have to change this to "Detailled List View", for every tab
and every new window. That is very tiresome, it keeps haunting me for
years now.
There surely must be a way to configure this once and for all?
Unfortunately I have not found the proper config file so far. Any hints?
Regards,
Michael
Good day everyone,
until now it appeared to me that TDE is only able to save the current
session through TDE Menu -> Save Session.
At the same time, as long as I remember, the in this way subsequently
saved sessions turn up as a set of session files in
~/.trinity/share/config/session and stay there, i.e. are never deleted,
not even, when the session is saved next time. I have always wondered
because I have never found a way to access the "other", older saved
sessions…
Now. Also in ~/.trinity/share/config/ksmserverrc several sessions are
saved with instructions to load or delete their respective session files
in ~/.trinity/share/config/session.
Let's have a closer look. Out of curiosity I played with dcop and got
this:
$ dcop ksmserver ksmserver
[…]
void saveCurrentSessionAs(TQString)
[…]
So it seems there is a function "saveCurrentSessionAs" which would save
a session with an individual name given as an argument "(TQString)". I
tried:
$ dcop ksmserver ksmserver saveCurrentSessionAs "MySession"
No error. The session files are created in
~/.trinity/share/config/session just as when you would save a session
via TDE Menu -> Save Session.
Then I looked in ~/.trinity/share/config/session and voilá, there
appears a session with the name "MySession".
There are three sessions listed:
[LegacySession: MySession]
clientMachine1=localhost
command1=soffice
count=1
[LegacySession: saved at previous logout]
count=0
[LegacySession: saved by user]
count=0
which then are described under their individual tags, obviously the
information needed for ksmserver to restore them:
[Session: MySession]
[…]
[Session: saved at previous logout]
[…]
[Session: saved by user]
[…]
I am familiar with TDE's ability to start with "Session: saved by user"
and "Session: saved at previous logout" and have always thought "that
was it, there's no more ways to save and restore sessions" because these
are the only available options in TDE Control Center -> TDE
Components -> Session Manager. Until today when I found the above
mentioned method to save an additional session with it's own name.
Question: How to restore that session that I have saved with the
name "MySession"? Or is it a feature implemented only halfway…?
Any feedback welcome.
Kind regards,
Stefan
Dear all,
I just did an upgrade from Debian Stretch to Buster. All seems to have went well, except one
thing. When KMail attempts to fetch mail via IMAP from a server that requires TLS I get an error
saying "Error initializing TLS". (Or something similar - I'm translating from Polish. The exact
message in Polish is "Błąd podczas uruchamiania TLS".) Any ideas?
Janek
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I just installed a new kbd/mouse combo with only one common dongle.
Exploring the row of extra keys above the Fkeys, I found the audio
mute/volup/voldown worked but the one with a power off/on symbol crashed
kded, and now that whole row of buttons is dead. And can't be restarted.
But I was able to kill it with a root session of htop, and then I was
able to restart it, and I think everthing is back to normal. Running as
me, not root.
But I've no idea if its running as designed. Can this be looked at?
Cheers, Gene Heskett
--
"There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:
soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
If we desire respect for the law, we must first make the law respectable.
- Louis D. Brandeis
Genes Web page <http://geneslinuxbox.net:6309/gene>
So, I decided to try Debian 10. The install was uneventful.
Fun started when I wanted to "remove" systemd, using the recipe given here
before: install install sysv-rc and sysvinit-core. It worked but... it
removed network-manager and lightdm (and others I did not have time to write
down). AT the next reboot there is a looooong wait at: starting system
message : dbus, then all I get is a command line login. I log and there is
another delay before getting a prompt. Network in unreachable and I can
hardly install without it :((
I had installed with xfce, I can try with some other DE. Or install TDE and
hope removing systemd won't wreck everything beyond repair...
Anyone got Buster running without systemd? Otherwise I'll wait for Devuan to
release its Buster equivalent.
Thierry
Hello,
On my laptop computer , the keys F11 and F12,
adjusts the brightness of the screen.
But on Debian-Stretch with trinity, these two keys do nothing.
Before I could do that with "Configure your Desktop"
and "Configure tdepowersave" with a scale from 0 to 100%.
But now, it's gone.
Any Idea to do that with Trinity or with F11 and F12 ?
Best regards,
André