I have sounds configured for NumLock and CapsLock. When I toggle either
key, the sound does not happen for close to two seconds. Quite a delay.
Where might I start debugging? [TDE 14.1.2]
When I use krdc I see only a tiny black square for the mouse pointer. Is
this normal/expected?
I also have to explicitly use -s and -c. There do not seem to be any
related permanent settings in krdcrc. Normal?
Thanks.
For some years I have been using the QuiteRss feed reader. I am testing
Akregator with some hope of migrating.
I do not want or need any related cookie storage. When I launch
Akregator, $TDEHOME/share/apps/kcookiejar/cookies is created.
Can cookies be fully disabled?
Or is creating the cookie jar a coding artifact of calling tdelibs
kcookiejar but Akregator does not actually store cookies? I can't find
the word cookie anywhere in Akregator code but that might be a function
that lies in the khtml backend rather than Akregator.
The internal browser seems broken? All of the pages opened in an
Akregator tab are void of any style sheet or page formatting. Is
something needed to be configured in Konqueror?
When deleting a feed from the list, the respective feeds.opml entry is
deleted but the Archive mk4 is not. A bug?
Probably not a bug but an oddity. When Akregator loads the default feeds
on first launch, the TDE feeds include feeds from 2010 (3.5.13 is
launched)? Probably fixable if the upstream feed is updated/edited?
Thanks.
* When launching there is no focus anywhere. I have to always manually
select 'All Feeds'. I would prefer the focus be 'All Feeds' so I can
start browsing the Article pane.
* When closing Akregator I don't see a way to delete all feeds I have
read. Upon the next launch all of the previous feeds remain in the
Article pane.
* Seems I have to manually delete all read feeds in the Article pane,
but that requires several mouse clicks and scrolling to select all read
feeds and manually delete.
* There is no shortcut I can find to select all feeds in the Article
pane. I tried what I thought was an intuitive Ctrl+A and nothing
happened. I found no related shortcut when browsing the Shortcuts
dialog. "Right-clicking" in the Article pane does not provide any
'Select All' option.
Hello,
Sorry for this off topic.
I'am under Debian Bookworm, processor Intel 64 bits AMD 64.
My graphic card is a Nvidia (nvidia-detect) :
"NVIDIA Corporation GK208B [GeForce GT 710] (rev a1)
Your card is supported by the "Tesla 470 drivers" series.
It is recommended to install the nvidia-tesla-470-driver".
Until the kernel linux-headers-6.1.0-31-amd64
& linux-image-6.1.0-31-amd64,
evrything worked perfectly.
The transition to kernel 6.1.0-32 went badly after an "apt upgrade"
or apt install linux-headers-6.1.0-32-amd64
& linux-image-6.1.0-32-amd64 :
================
"Errors were encountered while processing:
linux-headers-6.1.0-32-amd64
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)".
================
Now, the NVIDIA driver no longer works and many bugs appears.
These two commands do not resolve anything :
# dpkg --configure -a
# apt-get install -f
Of course tde-trinity is not responsible.
If you have an idea, that would help me enormously
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
André
One can hide the konqueror sidebar by dragging the sidebar to the left border
and/or by pressing F9. In previous versions prior to 14.1.3 the sidebar would
remain hidden for new konqueror windows after doing this. However, this
behaviour seems to have changed in 14.1.3. The sidebar now returns in new
konqueror windows and there seems to be no way to keep it hidden?
Rody
Are there any userchrome themes for Firefox/Librewolf that fit the look
of TDE? I'd like to know a few so my browser UI doesn't look out of place.
Thanks
Since starting my damn-the-torpedoes-full-speed-ahead journey the past
few weeks to solely use TDE, I found the need today to print a simple
one-page text file.
Since using KDE Kate for the past some years I had to always temporarily
change the font size from old eyes on-screen 20 point to 12 point for
printing, then restore the font size for old eyes on-screen viewing. A
nuisance to some degree.
For my current print task I began to do likewise with TDE Kate. I ran
into some nuisance issues.
There is no Print Preview menu option like in KDE Kate. I looked in the
TDE Katepart toolbar config dialog. There is an option to add a Print
button to the toolbar but not for Print Preview.
Instead there is a Preview check box in the Print dialog. Curiouser and
curiouser.
The Print Preview dialog opened to an annoying half screen window. I
want to preview the entire document, not the upper one-third. A
one-click solution using the window sizing widgets to change the window
to full screen, but not permanent. I ended up creating a special window
rule to open the Print Preview dialog full screen. Search as I might,
configuring the Print Preview window to default to full screen without
the rule escapes me. Okay, I found a solution, but there must be a way
to do this without a rule, right?
I proceeded to exercise my cursing skills because despite having changed
my old eyes on-screen font size to 12 point, the Print Preview kept
showing the font size as my original 20 point selection for on-screen,
forcing the short document into two pages.
Then the cobwebs flushed. I remembered TDE Kate has different font
schemas, including one for printing. Ah yes, now I remember. I might
have changed the old eyes on-screen font size, but the Print schema
remained the same 20 points. I modified the Print schema to 12 point and
the Print Preview looked great. A one page document. Then I restored the
old eyes on-screen font size to 20 point.
That got me searching the web for why KDE Kate does not do this. Same
roots and heritage, right? I don't know. A rabbit hole. Looks like the
font schema feature was removed or moved somewhere that only geeks would
know where to look. Or I am blind and stupid.
In the end I thought, yes, a fine feature to have different font
schemas. Screens and printers are different. Nice to know that within
TDE Kate I do not have to temporarily modify the old eyes on-screen font
size when printing. Convenient.
And unlike KDE Kate, TDE Kate launches almost instantaneously. Chalk up
a few points for TDE.
Rub my belly and watch my leg jiggle.
I have a strange issue where if the first application to make sounds
closes, all other applications become incapable of making sounds until I
reboot
This is the case with or without the sound system being enabled
I'm on Arch Linux, and installed trinity via the tde-meta package. If it
helps, I used to have gnome, xfce4, and enlightenment installed, but
removed them.
