I'm getting this strange situation again with DCOP:
| @22:01:36,leslie@pinto rc=0
| ~
| $ dcop --user leslie
| ERROR: Multiple available TDE sessions!
| Please specify the correct session to use with --session or use the
| --all-sessions option to broadcast to all sessions.
| @22:02:03,leslie@pinto rc=255
| ~
| $ dcop --user leslie --list-sessions
| Active sessions for user /home/leslie :
| .DCOPserver_pinto__0
| .DCOPserver_pinto__1
|
| @22:02:13,leslie@pinto rc=0
| ~
| $ px dcop
| leslie 26431 1 0 Apr29 ? 00:00:01 dcopserver [tdeinit] --nosid --suicide
| @22:02:20,leslie@pinto rc=0
| ~
| $ dcopserver --help-all
| Usage: dcopserver [--nofork] [--nosid] [--help]
| dcopserver --serverid
|
| DCOP is TDE's Desktop Communications Protocol. It is a lightweight IPC/RPC
| mechanism built on top of the X Consortium's Inter Client Exchange protocol.
| It enables desktop applications to communicate reliably with low overhead.
|
| Copyright (C) 1999-2001, The KDE Developers <http://www.kde.org>
For some reason DCOP says I have two DCOP sessions. .DCOPserver_pinto__0 does not
respond to queries, so apparently it's dead or a ghost. .DCOPserver_pinto__1 works
normally.
I notice also that the output from dcop --help does not include the --suicide option? Is
this a clue to what's going on?
How do I get rid of the one that doesn't respond?
Leslie
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.4 (x86_64)
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.0.13
tde-config: 1.0
I haven't tried archiving a folder yet, and there isn't any information in the Handbook
about archiving folders.
If I archive a folder, how can its content be accessed afterward?
Leslie
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.4 (x86_64)
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.0.13
tde-config: 1.0
Hello all,
I'm setting up a laptop with a 4K screen (it's a Thinkpad P51). This 4K screen
will be used to manipulate Photos (with programs that require Windows...).
I have installed Linux as well (for everything that does not require M$ stuff)
with MX-Linux and TDE.
I want to run TDE (and mostly all Linux programs) at 1920x1080. I've managed
to do this with xrandr, running from a script that is in /usr/local/share.
The last "problem" (with which I can live, just nags me) is that this script
visibly is run relatively late, after the login screen, which is then tiny.
I first set it up for xfce/lightdm and the scripts are triggered from
*.desktop files in ~/.config/autostart.
I found an /opt/trinity/share/autostart and hoped it might run thing before
login but it does not seem to (or more probably my syntax is not the right
one).
So the question is: is it possible to set resolution before login, if so how.
I'd prefet to continue working with xrandr than hardwiring something in the X
configuration file.
Thierry
Anyone have experience using a headphone/microphone on Linux for Zoom
meetings? Business use, not gaming. Cheap is good, 100s is out of my price
range, and my preference is something with a USB RF dongle. *
I’ll need one in the next month or two and personal recommendations are
usually way better than some [sales] article off the web.
Thanks all,
Michael
*
- I’ve read that Bluetooth connections have latency issues, and
- I’d need to dig through my motherboards wiring to setup the 3.5mm jack.
