In the TCC Fonts module by default the fonts are labelled simply as "serif" and "sans-serif",
instead of concrete font names. How can I learn which exact fonts are being used? Bonus question:
and how can I add support for Chinese signs to these fonts? Japanese seems to work fine, but some
Chinese signs show up as crossed boxes.
Janek
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I've recently set up a new machine with TDE. For reasons I can't figure out, when I log into TDE
on the new machine the startup screen needs about 4-5 seconds to get past the "Loading settings"
step. On the old machine this takes a split second, so on the new machine this is several times
slower. The new machine has a faster SDD and comparable CPU (more cores than the old one, but
that's probably not relevant here) so I don't see a good reason why this is so slow. I know there
is a setting in TCC to disable configuration checking on login, which I did. It seems to
*sometimes* work, i.e. occasionally "Loading settings" will take a split second, but for the most
time it still takes 4-5 seconds. Does anyone have a clue what's going on here?
Janek
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I’m trying to upload the tde.pm for MX Linux to the Wiki. Permitted file
types: png, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp. Okay, whatever, I can rename it to
tde.png, except the Wiki is a perfectionist:
“File extension ".png" does not match the detected MIME type of the file
(application/xml).”
Would one of the Wiki admins add both .txt and whatever extension handles
(application/xml) to the permitted file upload types list? Or just turn the
MIME type matching off.
Thanks,
Michael
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I note that in the instructions for installing TDE R14.0.8 say to run as
root the following:
apt-get update
aptitude install TDE-trinity
I am confused by the fact that two different installation applications are
used here, apt get and aptitude. It was always my understanding that those
two apps should not be mixed because they are not compatible. I have
always used apt for all the desktops I ever had including for installing
TDE and never had any problem.
Is aptitude better for TDE than apt? I would prefer to use apt because that
is what I plan to use for installing Debian Buster on a couple of desktops
in the near future.
Ken Heard
Hi all!
I've just upgraded some old machines and ran into a issue with mounting flash storage devices:
pmount only: mounting/unmounting works as expected, but pmount leaves for each plugged device a folder with one file in /media/*/.created_by_pmount - is there an easy way to tell pmount to remove that file+folder when the device is unplugged?
udisks2 only: no folder in /media/ is created, mounting fails. I need to create e.g. /media/usb /media/usb0, then mounting/unmounting works. But this is not consistent across machines, some maschines mount flash devices under /media/<username>/... - there mounting/inmounting works, if the folder /media/user/ exists. But how/where can I unify the behaviour, so it always mounts devices on /media/<device> ?
Nik
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I'm setting up TDE-based Debian on a new machine and I've run into a problem I have not
experienced on any other of my machines with similar configurations: KMix can't control audio
volume. More specifically, I have two audio outputs: an HDMI one (via nVidia card with
proprietary drivers) and a front panel audio jack. Sound works correctly on both outputs and I
can control it with pavucontrol (PulseAudio sound mixer). However:
1. KMix master slider that appears after clicking on the tray icon does absolutely nothing.
2. When I open the mixer window in KMix it recognizes PulseAudio as an audio device. There is just
one volume slider and it does nothing.
3. Another recognized audio device is HD-Audio Generic. This has a bunch of output sliders and the
sliders work correctly (i.e. they change the volume) when the sound is directed to headphones,
but not when it's directed to HDMI (output change done via pavucontrol).
4. The final audio device recognized by KMix is HDA Nvidia. This only has seven toggles labales
IEC958. First toggle mutes/unmutes the sound, the remaining ones don't seem to be doing anything.
I'm puzzled. This is the first time I see KMix master slider not working at all, even though I
have pulseaudio set up on all my other machines with TDE. Any thoughts or suggestions?
Janek
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