As I was reading in a thread "File Manager" about the standard XDG folders.
I was wondering where I can file a bug.
The bug is that on my desktop where I have installed KDE in 2002 I have the
XDGs dirs properly displayed and in TCC they show up fine
On a newly installed TDE (14.1) I have mangled characters and if I open TCC
change something and press "Apply" it creates directories with ???????
From my experience the first one is double converted and the second one is
in ASCII
If I delete the directories in Konqueror they are recreated with mangled
immediately.
So who I see actually two bugs here - the one in TCC and the other in
konqueror
Can someone advise?
In the task bar you can move tasks’ positions forwards and back (Only if they
are single items.). Is there anyway to set a permanent location for them?
I’d like KMail to always be in position 1, and Konsole in position 2, Kwrite
in 3, ...
Currently if KMail gets closed and re-started then I have to [close all
additional open messages and] move it back to the beginning of the task bar
[and then re-open all the messages I just closed].
Just a irreverent wish...
Best,
Michael
I rebooted, and took step by step photos of how I installed Debian. ( PS
that email is stuck in moderation due to its size)
Rebooted
logged back in and nothing would open like the CHRIS folder or the trash
can.
I had earlier today ( a couple hours ago ) sat Thunar as my default file
manager, and everything was working GREAT!
I switched everything back to Konq but now I am getting " DCOP ERRORS"
every time I click on anything. The only thing that doesn't throw up an
error is Firefox ESR.
I am trying to decide now, do I want to give TDE another shot, or go
back to LXDE?
I am in the process of salvaging my data and backing it up to nextcloud
now.
Chris
Hi,
What file manager am I supposed to be using? When clicking on the CHRIS folder
on my desktop, PCMANFM open. Is that correct? If its not, what do I do to
change it?
I noticed that with PCMANFM, that it keeps recreating folders in my /home
folder at log in that I had previously deleted. Folders like Documents,
Templates, Music etc. If PCMANFM is the correct file manager, how do I stop
PCMFM from recreating those folders?
Thanks,
Chris
Hi Ya'll!
WOW switching to KMAIL was EASY!
I exported the folders one at a time from Claws by going to FILE > EXPORT
FOLDER TO MBOX ( I believe it was?) And then in KMAIL I went to FILE >
IMPORT and select the 2nd option for MBOXES and viola! done.
My question is now, which option do I use for Filters?
POP filtering? under SETTINGS > CONFIGURE POP FILTERS
or MESSAGE > CREATE FILTER
Background Info:
ALL POP accounts
Thanks,
Chris
aka the Dan Youngquist method:
Dan states in a recent email, that the way he installs TDE would be to install
a MINIMAL XFCE installation and then install TDE
Somebody stated you could install XFCE or MATE and then install TDE.
What I have burned to a USB stick does not offer a minimal XFCE installation
It only offers a full blown installation.. I think it's because Debian offers
the mini iso version first, instead of the CD / DVD version first.
And also, what I have burnt to a USB stick automatically comes with drivers.
I accidentally downloaded the wrong Debian for my great aunts pc and it
couldn't find the wireless card and I was like uh oh, and I had to go
redownload Debian's ISO that had the drivers baked in to the ISO.
I found this page:
https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/debian-installer/
Would downloading the CD or DVD version offer me the minimal xfce
installation?
Thanks,
Chris
One last question...
Upon logging in.. I get a pop up wanting me to enter the password for some
mysterious keyring. IDK if its for Claws or what? It doesn't tell me the name
of the app.. It just says keyring at the top.
I tried entering the password I used for kwallet, which is the same password
that I log in with.. And it says its wrong.. I have no clue what the password
is... How do I reset it or stop it from popping up?
Thanks,
Chris
Hi,
I am currently on Debian 11, and I am thinking about trying TDE for the
very first time.
I would like to know, what is the difference between TDE 14.x and TDE
3.5.x and which one is the best?
And also, what would be the repo's be that I need to add via the
command line to get TDE?
And.. Do I need to install KDE first, and then TDE?
So there's a total of 4 questions.. Sorry in advance! :P
Thanks,
Chris
Does anyone know if it's possible to use a TDE theme/color scheme in Qt5
applications? All my Qt5 applications look so jarring. I try to use Qt5 as
little as possible (because I prefer Tqt and gtk2) but there's a few
applications I use such as KeepassXC and Mupen64plus-qt that use Qt5.
The command:
sudo aptitude remove kubuntu-default-settings-trinity kubuntu-desktop-trinity
Don't remove all Trinity ṕackages. Google don't solved this problem for me. I am Linux Mint user.
