Good Day Everyone!
I wonder how I can find out which key combination prints a specific
character, generally, I mean when the character is not printed on the
keyboard itself.
Case: I want to print the symbol for TM (trade mark) but I don't know
the keys to get it.
Kind regards,
Stefan
I recently upgraded a 32-bit Mageia 7 to Mageia 8. Now the only Trinity packages
found are those already installed, all 14.0.7. No error messages appear in package
management (urpmi.update -a).
# rpm -qa | grep trinity | grep mga7 | wc -l
38
# rpm -qa | grep trinity | grep mga8 | wc -l
1
# rpm -qa | grep trinity | grep mga8
trinity-filesystem-14.0.12-1.mga8
# urpmi trinity-tdebase
No package named trinity-tdebase
#
What's going on, or not? Are mirrors updating from 14.0.11 to 14.0.12 for Mageia?
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Felix Miata
This issue just started, seemingly out of the blue. My system has been running
just fine, and I haven't made any changes or installed anything new or
upgraded in a long time.
The first signs I had were earlier this evening, when suddenly one of my
external hard drives was not recognized. When I tried mounting and
unmounting, everything seemed very slow; still couldn't get it to recognize
that external hard drive. Finally I unmounted everything, then tried just
that hard drive, and it mounted normally.
When I tried to open it, however, Konqueror started acting really weird, and a
window opened but nothing was displayed.
At last I decided to reinstall my system, but after booting up again, nothing
has changed in this behavior. I did finally get a message window (not in TDE
style, but rather in XFCE or Gnome or whatever) saying something
like "message bus could not connect, connection refused - but why all of a
sudden? Everything has been running great.
It occurs to me that somebody on the mailing list mentioned that Konqueror was
acting a little weird, and I wondered if this could be related.
I am running Devuan Chimaera (= Debian Bullseye) and currently using the TDE
stable repositories.
Any help would be appreciated.
Bill
Just as a heads up: TDE is used my CC2.tv (former WDR Computerclub):
https://youtu.be/_iJJaNA81qo?t=183
Nik
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Hello users and congrats to the team for the R14.0.12 release,
Does anyone here also happen to use "Multiple Views" for the Navigation Panel
(the sidebar) of Konqueror? For example, I like to have the metabar, root
folder, and home folder ones open. However, even after saving the profile
with these laid out the way I like they arrange themselves based on where the
sidebar tab for that item is. The home folder one takes up 90% of the space
while the metabar and root folder are scrunched at the very bottom which make
them nearly useless. It seems that Konqueror only saves which ones are open,
and not where you placed which one and what size they should be.
Is saving this even a feature, and if so how could it be accomplished? Thanks.
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~ Hunter
Hi all,
after R14.0.12 was released, the window for the development of R14.0.13 has
already been opened. The first pull-requests have already been merged, the
first builds of the packages was launched.
If you used the Preliminary Stable Builds repository only temporarily, and
you prefer to stick on the official final release, it is now the best time
to switch to the official repository. The packages in both repositories
will be identical for some time, so it is smooth to change the apt source
if you want. Otherwise, we will be very happy if you help us in testing
the upcoming release.
Along with the release of R14.0.12, the building of packages for Ubuntu
20.10.x (Groovy) will be stopped. So the upcoming R14.0.13 will no longer
be available for this distributions - the packages will not be available
in the PSB repository. If you are still using this distributions, you
should consider upgrading to a newer version.
Publishing the first R14.0.13 preliminary packages I suppose on 8 May.
Thank you for your support!
Cheers
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Slávek
I wanted to file (and hopefully fix) the bug with Konqueror’s docs I just
mentioned.
Went to https://www.trinitydesktop.org/ , clicked ‘Bugs.’ Was redirected to
mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org , created an account. Signed in. Loads a page
that looks like some settings page, click ‘Issues’ does nothing, can’t see
any TDE issues. Clicked the ‘Home’ icon (which is a green tea cup? Kinda
wtf?) Shows a page with ‘Repositories 0’ so...
How does one use this? Can one use this?
Also, tried:
https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/?q=Konqhttps://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/?q=Konsolehttps://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/?q=konsole
All return: “No repositories found”
Are there instructions somewhere? Would somebody please, kindly, create a
link to them from whatever that Dashboard thing is that you first sign into?
Stupid user I am not, but this is a bit much...
Dazed and Confused,
Michael
Hi All,
Goal:
Run a {script} to capture all open Konqueror {data} such that running a second
{script} will restore all the prior Konqueror sessions/windows. (In the
desktop the script was run from, although capturing all desktops wouldn’t
necessarily be bad.)
Question:
Is there some way to externally get all the locations from all the open
Konqueror sessions/windows on a specific desktop?
Just want to know if it’s doable and if it is, a pointer to which tool to use.
Bonus question:
It looks like you can call Konq w/ an explicit window size (and position?)?
--geometry <geometry>
sets the client geometry of the main widget
Anyway to grab that externally too?
Or? Maybe a way to export and save temporary profiles?
Whatever method works :)
Thanks,
Michael
PS: This should probably be removed from the Trinity Konqueror Handbook.
(Maybe replace with a TDE wiki page?)
12. Questions and Answers
12.7.
I can't find the answer to my question here.
Take a look at http://www.konqueror.org/faq.html or
http://www.konqueror.org/konq-java.html.
(Debian 11.3 Bullseye)
After upgrading TDE from R14.0.11 to R14.0.12 which includes
the split off of libtqt3-mt-data from libtqt3-mt:
# dpkg -s libtqt3-mt | grep -1 obsolete
Conffiles:
/etc/tqt3/qtrc a2f596a1f2a44ffbecf7affd5bf87e5a obsolete
/etc/tqt3/qt_plugins_3.3rc 833106ce7120575b244ff88be062ef60 obsolete
Description: TQt GUI Library (Threaded runtime version), Version 3
Is it OK for me now to delete these two "obsolete" conf files?
--Mike