Since we are going off-topic all over the place, I will try to be the pillar
of stability here. (I know, I know, but nobody else will do it.) I am
starting a new thread, because this goes off-topic in a good way.
I believe it was Michael who wrote this memorable line, which immediately got
my attention:
> POP through an always present SSH tunnel.
Now, I have used ssh tunnels for lots of programs that are more (what's the
word?) "passive"; that is, listening to online radio, xmpp clients, wget,
youtube-dl and apt-get and other things like that, where I am mostly
downloading data. But when I tried to run Kmail over any proxy connections,
it would crash. It seemed to me that an ssh tunnel would be the way, but how
to do it?
Bill
jabber/xmpp
dr_mojo_contendo(a)hot-chilli.net
Not horribly important, but whenever KMail checks mail is ‘freezes’ for a bit
and interrupts typing/mouse clicks (just for KMail, rest of system runs
fine).
Would it be hard to make KMail multi-threaded? I’m assuming that’d ‘fix’ the
freezes…
Again, not at all critical, but if it’s easy, I’ll get off my butt and put in
a feature request.
Best,
Michael
Now that I checked my own sources.list, it occurred to me to try an upgrade,
and there are lots of new Trinity packages available. However, many of these
are language packs that I don't really need:
tde-i18n-af-trinity tde-i18n-ar-trinity tde-i18n-az-trinity
tde-i18n-be-trinity tde-i18n-bg-trinity
tde-i18n-bn-trinity tde-i18n-br-trinity tde-i18n-bs-trinity
tde-i18n-ca-trinity tde-i18n-cs-trinity tde-i18n-csb-trinity
tde-i18n-cy-trinity tde-i18n-da-trinity tde-i18n-de-trinity
tde-i18n-el-trinity tde-i18n-engb-trinity tde-i18n-eo-trinity
tde-i18n-es-trinity tde-i18n-et-trinity tde-i18n-eu-trinity
tde-i18n-fa-trinity tde-i18n-fi-trinity tde-i18n-fr-trinity
tde-i18n-fy-trinity tde-i18n-ga-trinity tde-i18n-gl-trinity
tde-i18n-he-trinity tde-i18n-hi-trinity tde-i18n-hr-trinity
tde-i18n-hu-trinity tde-i18n-is-trinity tde-i18n-it-trinity
tde-i18n-ja-trinity tde-i18n-kk-trinity tde-i18n-km-trinity
tde-i18n-ko-trinity tde-i18n-lt-trinity tde-i18n-lv-trinity
tde-i18n-mk-trinity tde-i18n-mn-trinity tde-i18n-ms-trinity
tde-i18n-nb-trinity tde-i18n-nds-trinity tde-i18n-nl-trinity
tde-i18n-nn-trinity tde-i18n-pa-trinity tde-i18n-pl-trinity
tde-i18n-pt-trinity tde-i18n-ptbr-trinity tde-i18n-ro-trinity
tde-i18n-ru-trinity tde-i18n-rw-trinity tde-i18n-se-trinity
tde-i18n-sk-trinity tde-i18n-sl-trinity tde-i18n-sr-trinity
tde-i18n-srlatin-trinity tde-i18n-ss-trinity tde-i18n-sv-trinity
tde-i18n-ta-trinity tde-i18n-te-trinity tde-i18n-tg-trinity
tde-i18n-th-trinity tde-i18n-tr-trinity tde-i18n-uk-trinity
tde-i18n-uz-trinity tde-i18n-uzcyrillic-trinity tde-i18n-vi-trinity
tde-i18n-wa-trinity tde-i18n-zhcn-trinity
tde-i18n-zhtw-trinity
Is there any way to upgrade without also downloading ALL of these?!?! I am
pretty sure I did not install earlier versions of these packages.
Bill
Hi
As most of you, I have to use teams and zoom (and to a lesser extend
skype).
However all these program consume quite a bit of CPU and *all* start
when I am logging in.
In order to deactivate this feature, using Ubuntu 16.04 and the relevant
trinity version, I have to login to Ubuntu and use the Start
Applications configuration tool to remove these 3 programs from
starting.
Is there any trinity tool doing the same? I can't find one.
Or can I use the Ubuntu Start App configuration tool from trinity?
Thanks and regards
Uwe Brauer
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On 2020-10-05 1:17 p.m., Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
> Anno domini 2020 Mon, 5 Oct 13:10:37 -0400
> midi-pascal via tde-users scripsit:
>> On 2020-10-05 12:55 p.m., Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
>>> hi all!
>>>
>>> I wonder ... has anybody tried this on TDE already? It is advertised as "A fix for one of the most annoying missing features in KDE. This patch brings true transparency (with Xgl/Beryl) to Konsole. And as a bonus, it removes the 1 pixel border around the window, so that you can embed the console in the desktop."
>>>
>>> https://www.pling.com/p/1081185/#files-panel
>>>
>>>
>>> Nik
>> Hi Nik,
>>
>> I have been using the konsole background transparency for years!
>>
>> It works very well and in fact I use more than one konsole profile
>> depending on its usage.
>>
>> It is one pretty nice feature I like among the plethora available in TDE.
> Do you use "pseudo-transparency" or "true transparency"? IMO konsole uses "pseudo-transparency", which does not allow the hidden windows shine through - at least not on my systems.
>
> Nik
>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Pascal
>>
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You are right, the hidden windows are not seen through the console
background, only the screen background.
Pascal
On 2020-10-05 12:55 p.m., Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
> hi all!
>
> I wonder ... has anybody tried this on TDE already? It is advertised as "A fix for one of the most annoying missing features in KDE. This patch brings true transparency (with Xgl/Beryl) to Konsole. And as a bonus, it removes the 1 pixel border around the window, so that you can embed the console in the desktop."
>
> https://www.pling.com/p/1081185/#files-panel
>
>
> Nik
Hi Nik,
I have been using the konsole background transparency for years!
It works very well and in fact I use more than one konsole profile
depending on its usage.
It is one pretty nice feature I like among the plethora available in TDE.
Cheers,
Pascal
hi all!
I wonder ... has anybody tried this on TDE already? It is advertised as "A fix for one of the most annoying missing features in KDE. This patch brings true transparency (with Xgl/Beryl) to Konsole. And as a bonus, it removes the 1 pixel border around the window, so that you can embed the console in the desktop."
https://www.pling.com/p/1081185/#files-panel
Nik
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