Hi y'all,
I'm running 14.1.2 (with some 14.1.3, some of the slackbuilds are broken,)
on Slackware 15 and I've noticed an issue with flatpak apps. They were
unable to access the keystore for me and after some debugging I found that
in TDE the environment variables for dbus (DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS and PID)
aren't set, where in environments which have working flatpak apps they are.
Sure enough, dbus-launch [flatpak app] lets them launch successfully. I've
found a couple of other weird bits which I think may be dbus related too.
I've tried adding an "eval $(dbus-launch)" to my ~/.xprofile per what happens
in starttde, I also tried adding it manually into the starttde script right
around where tde_dbus_hardwarecontrol is invoked but I don't have the vars
set in my actual session in either case. Does anyone know how I can fix this?
Thanks,
Danny
Dear TDE users,
This may be off topic. It looks like the successor to Leap 15.6 will be
Leap 16.0:
https://get.opensuse.org/leap/16.0/
and it will be based on the Adaptable Linux Platform (ALP):
https://en.opensuse.org/Features_16.0
The website states that Leap 16.0 will have a non-immutable version,
although ALP does contain a "minimal, immutable operating system". I just
wonder whether ALP will still be based on RPM.
It may be too early to worry about it as Leap 16.0 will not be available
until at least fall 2025.
Best,
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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Hey there,
just completed a fresh installation of Debian via netinstall with no other DE and added Trinity following the instructions on the wiki.
Everything works - thank you for your efforts! - but I can't seem to start TDM.
I have the package tdm-trinity installed, and using the command sudo dpkg-reconfigure tdm-trinity, I can select it. Just to double check, the outcome of cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager is /opt/trinity/bin/tdm, so it's definitely there. Yet, when I power on the laptop, I am greeted by no DM at all.
I have installed lightdm to see if that would give problems as well, but it works just fine, so I'm not sure what the problem with TDM could be.
Any help would be much appreciated, thank you folks! :D
I have a Lenovo Legion laptop, running Debian stable and latest TDE stable.
This a new install, been using Devuan & TDE. Systemd is needed by my VPN. The issue is my touchpad settings have changed. The cursor speed was to fast and the pressure sensing is to light.
I just discovered the touch pad app in Control Center, very nice. Control Center touch pad configures the cursor speed, cool. My main need/request is a pressure sensitive adjustment. I have tried in the past on this laptop to make this adjustment, failed. Almost unusable with my numb fingers, would revert back to previous behavior if needed.
thanks
Hi,
after 2,5 years Plasma I am back to TDE. I use archlinux (no BTW).
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Trinity
Packages: https://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/archlinux/x86_64/
I have installed tde-tdebase. What packages are needed for video and pdf
thumbnails?
My installed packages:
$ pacman -Q | grep "tde"
mtdev 1.1.7-1
tde-amarok 14.1.2-1
tde-arts 14.1.2-1
tde-avahi-tqt 14.1.2-1
tde-dbus-1-tqt 14.1.2-1
tde-krename 14.1.2-1
tde-libart-lgpl 14.1.2-1
tde-tdebase 14.1.2-1
tde-tdegames 14.1.2-1
tde-tdelibs 14.1.2-1
tde-tqt3 14.1.2-1
tde-tqtinterface 14.1.2-1
Thank you very much.
Marcus
I guess this is mainly for Slávek and Michele, but would you consider
adding Nano (nano.org) as a donation option on the TDE site? I'd much
prefer to use that over Bitcoin as it's more energy efficient, instant,
and has no fees. I've used it for years without issue. I personally use
and prefer https://nault.cc as a non-custodial wallet but there are
others to choose from.
https://blocklattice.io is a good block explorer if you're interested in
seeing transactions.
Thanks,
Mike
I finally got sound working after upgrading to openSUSE Leap 15.6 (Yay), but
when I start Kaffeine to listen to some music, it says it can't load
XineParts (unYay). I've attached the message that Kaffeine displays. It's
not too helpful.
In openSUSE Leap 15.6, sound is now controlled by PipeWire instead of
PulseAudio. Could this have anything to do with my issue?
Leslie
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.6 - x86_64
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.1.2
tde-config: 1.0
Hi there everyone!
Might as well join the party eh?
I have created a live Debian ISO that currently tracks Debian Bookworm with the stable Trinity repository. It is based off live-build with a small modified selection of packages for a smooth experience. Any changes and updates will be pushed through the matrixOS repo, and I will take package requests for backports and such. I will also update the ISO to include the new Trinity release when that launches.
What does it offer?
- Fully working live experience
- Calamares installer
- Ready to go out of the box with a wide selection of software included
- Our favorite desktop of choice
- A mostly vanilla Trinity configuration
I would really appreciate it if you wanted to check it out!
https://www.matrixos.ca
