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ajh-valmer via tde-users wrote:
> On Wednesday 17 February 2021 20:10:49 ajh-valmer wrote:
>> Why I cannot receive my emails with Kmail (trinity) with a Yahoo account,
>> (password never recognised), all emails configurations are good,
>> but only by the Yahoo Webmail ?
>> Thanks, André
>
> Hello,
>
> No answer to my question ?
>
> With the MUA Thunderbird, it works, but not with Kmail (TDE).
> Is Kmail able to work with Mail Yahoo Server ?
>
> I'm sure that they are members in this list who have a Yahoo account.
>
> pop.mail.yahoo.com
> Port SSL : 995
> <mail-user>@yahoo.com
>
> Hope to receive a help. Thanks,
I tried IMAP, but with no success.
[AUTHENTICATIONFAILED] LOGIN Invalid credentials
https://www.lifewire.com/access-yahoo-with-imap-1174534
good article - might be you need the "app password".
regards
On 2021/02/18 10:14 PM, Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
> Hi Michele!
>
> Anno domini 2021 Thu, 18 Feb 22:03:30 +0900
> Michele Calgaro scripsit:
>> On 2021/02/18 05:18 PM, Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
>>> Now TDE 14.1 ... this is very nice:) The volume control uses the incerement steps that are configured (14.0.1 did not). Automounting usb flashdrives brings up konqueror (as I configured it on 14.0.1 - that was gone in prev. version of 14.1). What's gone is the entry in the context menue that opened konqeror in the actual mountpount of a device. So I'm back to my quest of "media://":)
Since this email, two things have now been added to R14.1.0-dev.
1) "Open Medium System Folder" command has been added to camera devices too. This was done few days ago and I mistakenly
emails only Nik instead of the whole ML.
2) "Open Medium System Folder" is now available for both mounted and unmounted medium. If the medium is unmounted, it
will be mounted and then the system folder open. The action is also available in the notification dialog that pops up
when you insert a medium (usb stick, camera, cdrom/dvd, ...) and can be set to "auto action" for automatic execution
each time a medium with the same mime type is inserted.
Both options are only available in R14.1.0-dev and not in R14.0.x .
Cheers
Michele
Hi all,
in previous emails, I sent information about the status of the project, we
discussed the migration of services and also about CLA vs. DCO. Now it is
time to open another big topic: how to achieve a legal status of the
project? Here are some questions and several possible solutions. Again, I
apologize in advance for the long mail, but it's an important topic, so it
deserves thorough information.
1. Fiscal host.
This seems to be the simplest option, which can give us the way to manage
our own funds - that is, to receive donations and pay expenses, while the
fiscal host will keep accounts and provide legal status for the
necessary legislation.
We have previously discussed this possibility here. And we discussed in
this context about OpenCollective, which can provide such a fiscal host.
It is very good that OpenCollective performs financial management very
transparently. I believe that this transparency can be motivating for
contributors. It is also good that it is possible to choose between a
fiscal host in the US and the EU. Of course, they deduct some percentage
of the income we will earn, but in my opinion - "90% of something" is
better than "100% of nothing".
pros
+ simple
+ very transparent
+ choice between EU or US
cons
+ only for funds management
Note: I've also researched other platforms for maintaining donations, but
OpenCollective seems to me best suited for software teams like ours.
2. A company that focuses on providing legal status for open source
projects.
There are companies that focus on providing legal status and services for
open source projects. Such companies can provide not only a fiscal host,
but also litigation assistance. They can also act as holders of things -
trademarks, domain names, servers, etc. In addition to big names like the
Linux Foundation, there are those where we are more likely to have a
chance to get their interest - Software Freedom Conservancy, or Dyne.org.
The SF Conservancy - https://sfconservancy.org/ - seems to be very well
established. This should guarantee their reliability. Under their roof are
many famous projects - GIT, QEMU, OpenWRT, Samba, Wine, Inkscape,... see
https://sfconservancy.org/projects/current/ Although there is not as great
transparency in fund management as on OpenCollective, SF Conservancy looks
very good. You can find the necessary information on the website - about
the services provided, the conditions, and how to apply for membership. Of
course, they also deduct some percentage of the income we will earn, but
it is clear that it brings useful value.
pros
+ provides more than just a fiscal host
+ looks proven and trustworthy
cons
+ less transparency of funds than OpenCollective
+ no choice of location - only US
Dyne.org - https://dyne.org/ - is another company providing such services.
It provides legal status for Devuan, for example. However, here I have a
few reservations for which it would be necessary to find out the answer
first. Their website is, in short, "modern", meaning it is almost
impossible to find any useful information. It is not clear what team is
behind this company and how trustworthy it is. Furthermore, I don't feel
good about how they present covered software as theirs - as if they were
developing it. Sure, they may be trademark owners, but the SF Conservancy
approach, where projects mention them as members, makes a much better
impression on me. If we'd like to think about Dyne.org, it's necessary to
find out a lot of information here that I haven't been able to find out by
researching the web.
pros
+ provides more than just a fiscal host
cons
+ uncertainty about credibility
+ less transparency in all respects
+ no choice of location - only EU
3. Our own non-profit organization.
The option of founding our own organization may seem the most attractive,
but at the same time it represents the greatest overhead burden for us.
Because the current active team members want to focus on code maintenance
and development, we would have to hire someone trusted to deal with the
legislation of such an organization. We would probably also have to hire
some lawyers to deal with the legislation to create the company. Because
we do not have our own funds and there is no certainty what income we will
be able to earn, there is no certainty how we will be able to pay such
people. I see too many pitfalls here for this way.
pros
+ we would have our own independent organization
cons
+ too much overhead for the team leader
+ the need to find your own solution for the transparency of the funds
+ the risk of neglecting legislative duties
+ the need to hire our own accountant
I ask for your opinions and comments on the above options. So far, I have
not made any specific request from any of the listed entities - I have
only done a research of available information.
Thank you.
--
Slávek
Hello all,
I don't know if there might be a bug here.
I am running TDE on a desktop. Every time I update/upgrade TDE, I get error
messsages from tderandrtray which, from what I can guess from my notebook, is
a system tray applet for screen rotation and resizing.
This message does not appear at once, so obviously tderandrtray does some sort
of check at times and runs into a problem (backtrace output is provided). I
only saw this on my main machine, not on the video/games machine that shares
the same kvm switch, so I'd guess it has to to with the video card (AMD Raven
on the computer with the problem, Radeon RX on the other) and/or the
motherboard (both Gigabyte with AMD CPU, but not the same).
My solution has been to rename /opt/trinity/bin/tderandrtray to
tderandrtray_old, however I have to do this every time and probably not
everyuser will know where to look and what to do.
Thierry
I have a few questions re Kmail included with TDE, but the Kmail web
site doesn't seem to address.
* 1. Does Kmail allow multiple accounts?
* 2. Does Kmail have an option to view full (or raw) e-mail headers?
(I use full headers in Thunderbird to detect spam.)
* 3. When Kmail creates an account for the first time (when I tried it
in Fedora under native KDE), it also wants to create a 'wallet' to
store passwords. Is there a way to make that 'wallet' optional?
Thunderbird doesn't use one (as far as I know).
Thanks in advance.
--
Linux. A Continual Learning Experience.
HI people, have an odd one.
I fixed Einstein's computer, all good. I don't want to recreate all the users
so I just recycled. One is perfectly fine, but his has one funny thing.
Yakuake (trintiy) show "sh #" rather than "localhost"
It's using and saving konsole's profile (konsole is behaving normally).
Tried computer uninstall and reinstall. I don't want to trash the user and
start over again. Is there anything I should look at? I've checked all the
usual but any suggestion from any starting point is welcomed.
Cheers,
Kate
PS I hate crackmonkeys.
