While searching for mail that had been sent to me in the last day but I had
not received, I discovered that my email provider's spam filters
had "helpfully" moved 231 pieces of mail into its spam folder. (There was
one actual piece of spam.) After downloading the mail, some of the pieces
could not be opened (clicking on them has no effect). I quit kmail and
restarted it, and some of the stuck ones were then openable, but I still have
several that are stubborn.
I suspect that I need to rebuild the indices of my mail folders. How do I do
that?
Leslie
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.6 - x86_64
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.1.3
tde-config: 1.0
Hi all!
This Workaround is for all that are plaged by kpdf not able to open encrypted PDFs.
- It decrypts PDFs with the infamouse empty password (that failes on libpoppler)
- It asks for the password for encrypted PDFs and removes the encryption (if password is correct)
How to use:
- Save the attached program to your ~/bin (or wherever you would like it to reside)
- Change the file association for PDF to use this program
- Open some encrypted/not-encrypted PDFs that did not work in plain kpdf.
Commandline: "/where/ever/you/put/it/decrypt-pdf" PDF.pdf ...
TDE specific file URLS like sftp:// don't work, but maybe "somebody" feels the need to add those.
--> KPDF can now handle all PDFs that it could not cope with.
Enjoy.
Nik
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Please do not email me anything that you are not comfortable also sharing with the NSA, CIA ...
For a long time I've wondered if there was a way in
TDE to start a console window in a _specific_ desktop.
My Black Belt In Procrastination has kept my from really
pursuing the issue. :-)
So, today I thought to try a Google AI search for the issue.
I had low expectations, because Trinity is (sadly) not so
well known or employed in the wild.
So, with the 'prompt' "trinity TDE start console on specific desktop"
I was gifted with this"
"To start the Trinity Desktop Environment (TDE) console on a specific
desktop, you can use the command "kstart --desktop [desktop number]
[application]" in a terminal window, where "[desktop number]" is the
desired desktop number and "[application]" is the application you want
to launch on that desktop; for example, "kstart --desktop 2 xterm"
would open a terminal window on the second desktop.
....."
There was additional text given besides the above.
Whoopie! I had never learned of/about `kstart` before.
But, also Whoopie! Because AI can probably help with lots of
'ordinary' Trinity issues that someone (newcomers) come up with.
Jonesy
Greets, everybody . . .
Just did my regular apt update apt upgrade run (Debian Trixie) and after
I'd upgraded everything, I was presented with this:
[quote]
Notice: Some sources can be modernized. Run 'apt modernize-sources' to do
so.
[/quote]
I did. There was nothing particularly surprising -- to the extent I could
make sense of it. I was, though, uncharacteristically careful, so:
[quote]
~$ apt modernize-sources
The following files need modernizing:
- /etc/apt/sources.list
- /etc/apt/sources.list.d/brave-browser-release.list
- /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mozilla.list
- /etc/apt/sources.list.d/protonvpn-stable.list
Modernizing will replace .list files with the new .sources format,
add Signed-By values where they can be determined automatically,
and save the old files into .list.bak files.
This command supports the 'signed-by' and 'trusted' options. If you
have specified other options inside [] brackets, please transfer them
manually to the output files; see sources.list(5) for a mapping.
For a simulation, respond N in the following prompt.
Rewrite 4 sources? [Y/n] n
[/quote]
The simulation included, among other things, this:
[quote]
Modernizing /etc/apt/sources.list...
Warning: Could not determine Signed-By for URIs:
http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-sb/, Suites:
testing
# Would write to: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/trinitydesktop.org.sources
# Modernized from /etc/apt/sources.list
Types: deb
URIs: http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-sb/
Suites: testing
Components: deps-r14 main-r14
Signed-By:
[/quote]
The various other entries in /etc/apt/sources.list did appear to be signed.
I should probably know the significance of this, but I don't. More to the
point, I do not want to break anything.
Is there something here that Trinity ought to be including? Alternately, is
it safe to ignore it, with the expectation that my Trinity updates will
continue? Or should I make sure I never ever say yes to modernize-sources?
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...how can I get the crash report to GITEA? The crash notification screen
appears to send the report to http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/, which I
suspect is no longer active?
When ksmserver crashes during shutdown, when the crash notification screen
appears, all of the window frames and gadgets are gone and I'm unable to use
the File Save dialog to save the trace information because the file name
field and buttons are off the bottom of the display (see attached screen
shots).
(I suspect that this crash happens because of the large number of tabs and
windows that Firefox is displaying.)
Leslie
P.S. The original of this post (now a bit enhanced) that I sent to the
developers' list went unanswered.
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.6 - x86_64
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.1.3
tde-config: 1.0
Even though I have tried to customize my Time & Dates settings (both via
Trinity Control Center => Regional & Accesibility => Country/Region &
Language => Time & Dates, and Clock => Date & Time Format), my settings do
not appear in the Clock applet's panel gadget, nor in the Calendar that pops
up when the Clock gadget is clicked. I have attached a screen shot of the
pertinent screen areas.
Leslie
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.6 - x86_64
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.1.3
tde-config: 1.0
Hello,
Only with the domain name @free.fr
(as my mail here),
when I click on the envelope, left under Message (M underline),
the mail is not sended.
But if I click on "Message", submenu "Send the mail with Free"
it is sended without any problems.
This inconvenience doesn't appear with others domain name,
as @gmail.com, @yahoo...
Thanks, cheers,
André
Greets, everybody . . .
For the last few weeks, if I click on a link in a message in KMail, instead
of the link opening in Netscape like always it produces the attached, and
just sits there. It can be circumvented by copying the link and pasting it
in Firefox -- Netscape -- but in that I'm pretty sure what's shown in the
picture isn't the designed behavior it is worth reporting. Running TDE
testing atop Debian Trixie.
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Dear TDE list,
I installed openSUSE 15.6 on an old DELL Inspiron 1520. I decided to give
it some more life with a Crucial MX500 2 TB SSD. The installation went
fine except that I had to use "acpi=off" to boot the installation media,
but I was able to remove that kernel option after the installation.
LXDE runs fine. However, TDE is unstable and already during the setup
wizard the screen goes blank after a few second, then comes back, goes
blank again and after a few times X crashes and goes back to the login
screen. With LXDE, I have a similar issue if I use a openGL application
that displays atoms as spheres (other representations work fine). In that
situation, the screen also flashes a few times and the application that I
use crashes, but the LXDE session survives. This makes me think that it is
probably related to the video card not beeing correctly supported by newer
kernels. The video card is: Mesa Intel 965GM. I wonder whether anybody has
any idea how to troubleshoot this, especially as everything else seems to
work fine.
I use this laptop to teach python and pygame to my middle school son. So
LXDE will be fine for that. What I have done in the past if I'm not happy
with the hardware I installed linux on, I purchase something newer on
e-bay and move the hard disk to the newer system (at least Intel CPU to
Intel CPU should work fine). If anybody has any experience/recommendation
for an older laptop (that I could find on e-bay or similar) with an
integrated Intel GPU where trinity runs in a stable manner possibly in
conjunction with openSUSE 15.6, please let me know. It needs to have a
SATA connection for a 2.5" SSD and it should be able to boot with BIOS or
legacy BIOS as the partitions on the hard disk were created with a DOS
label (not UEFI).
Thanks!
Gianluca
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Gianluca Interlandi, PhD gianluca(a)u.washington.edu
+1 (206) 685 4435
http://gianluca.today/research/
Department of Bioengineering
University of Washington, Seattle WA U.S.A.
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I understand that the name was picked due to the desktop being a fork of KDE 3, but even on the website -> https://www.trinitydesktop.org/about.php:
"The name Trinity was chosen partly because the word means "three" and TDE was a continuation of KDE 3. TDE now is its own computer desktop environment project."
It says that the name was picked only *partly* due to the word meaning three, so what was the other reason/part? Is it the Christian trinity?
Also the reason I think that the desktop was named after the Christian trinity is the fact it has a first-party, pre-installed Bible study app called Bible Time "bibletime"
Just really curious, hopefully someone has the full answer (preferably the founder himself lol).