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by BorgLabs - Kate Draven

> On 12/19/20 8:41 PM, BorgLabs - Kate Draven wrote: > > ok but FF and TB may not have icons that big. Try downloading custom icons, > > large ones, and then right click on the buttons, choose configure and point > > them to the test icons. See what happens. > > > > Kate > > No idea where to get custom icons. In /usr/share/icons/hicolor, 32x32 is > the largest that has an icon for both Firefox and Thunderbird, but there > is no setting to change the icon. Right-clicking any of them, brings up > a menu Add (and Remove) Application and Configure Quicklauncher. > > Configure Quicklauncher will let you change the size of the icon /in/ > the Quicklauncher, otherwise has no affect on the icon displayed in the > mouse-over bubble. > > ____________________________________________________ https://iconarchive.com/tag/firefox https://www.iconarchive.com/search?q=thunderbird Kate

4 years

Re: Pixelated Icons - Trinity/PCLinuxOS

by BorgLabs - Kate Draven

> Hi. > > I added Firefox and Thunderbird to the Quicklauncher under > Trinity/PCLinuxOS. Once the icons are moused-over, the icons that appear > in the bubbles above them, are pixelated. The other icons in the > launcher (Synaptic, Konsole, Home, Konqueror and Show Desktop) appear fine. > > When I added the same to my Trinity Debian and Ubuntu desktops, the same > icons appeared fine. > > Could there be something different about the Firefox and Thunderbird > icons with PCLinuxOS? In the TDE Menu editor, the icons displayed fine > > Thanks in advance. > > Ed > > ____________________________________________________ Hi Ed, This happens to me when I use size 16 icons. Right click on them and see if you want change the icon to a bigger size. I sometimes use custom icons in a local dir /foo/IconSets etc. You can download a large icon for each and direct the .desktop to those icons. I hope I explained it well enough. Kate

4 years

Pixelated Icons - Trinity/PCLinuxOS

by Edward

Hi. I added Firefox and Thunderbird to the Quicklauncher under Trinity/PCLinuxOS. Once the icons are moused-over, the icons that appear in the bubbles above them, are pixelated. The other icons in the launcher (Synaptic, Konsole, Home, Konqueror and Show Desktop) appear fine. When I added the same to my Trinity Debian and Ubuntu desktops, the same icons appeared fine. Could there be something different about the Firefox and Thunderbird icons with PCLinuxOS? In the TDE Menu editor, the icons displayed fine Thanks in advance. Ed

4 years

Startup Applications - Trinity/PCLinuxOS

by Edward

Is there a specific menu selection in Trinity to review or select any startup applications? I'm specifically trying to get hp-systray (HP Device Manager system tray icon) to load in at each login under PCLinuxOS and I'm not seeing any menu selections specific to startup applications. nor anything under either Trinity Control Center or PCLinuxOS Control Center. The Preferences in the HP Device Manager show it is set to 'always show' and it will display in the PCLOS panel once the Device Manager is manually launched, but at the next login, it doesn't load. In my Trinity Debian and Ubuntu Trinity installs, it loads in at each login. Thanks in advance.

4 years

Migration of services - 9. patchwork

by Slávek Banko

Hi all, the ninth on the list of services to migrate - patchwork - is more of a small trip into history. -- Migration status -- Is there any of you who remembers patchwork? Has anyone ever used it? The purpose of this service was to pick patches sent to the mailing list and allow them to be revised: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patchwork_(software) The service was on an old primary server, so it might appear to be the subject of migration. However, this service was probably never used and its purpose was completely replaced by TGW. Therefore, there is no reason to devote any effort to this service. Just a quiet memory. -- What needs to be done -- You may have noticed that I have been talking about this service for the past. The reason is that the service is currently broken anyway - it returns code 500 - see https://patchwork.trinitydesktop.org/ So there is no need to do anything to migrate this service. At most, there can be a deleted DNS record. -- More ideas and suggestions? Does anyone have any objections or other suggestions? Cheers -- Slávek

4 years

Creating new bug reports as issues in TGW

by Slávek Banko

Hi all, for those who are not subscribed to tde-announcements, you might be interested in information about redirecting the creation of new bug reports from Bugzilla to Issues in TGW: https://mail.trinitydesktop.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/announcements@trin… Cheers Slávek --

4 years

Migration of services - 8. crash reports storage

by Slávek Banko

Hi all, the eighth service on the list of services to migrate is Crash report storage. -- Migration status -- While for previous services here I could bring positive information, now it's time for a service that is very sad. Because this service resides on old primary server, it requires migration. Unfortunately, we do not currently have any information about this service - nor the source code for server side. Therefore in the current state of service, we can not ensure the issuance of a new ssl certificate. For everything, we must be able to contact Tim. Other problems are that the web interface is unfinished, making it difficult to use. It is not possible to mark a records as completed. At the same time, retrieving the list is often not complete, so there is an increased effort required to obtain the latest records. Many records are generated without the presence of debug symbols, so their usefulness is reduced. -- What needs to be done -- We have to decide what to do next with this service. We will either need to obtain the source code and data of existing records so that we can migrate the service and then work on improving it. Or we could implement the server side of the service from scratch, based on the client side code in tdelibs. Or we can look for a similar service with a GPL license and the ability to install on our server. In any case, it will probably take a lot of effort here to make the service useful. -- More ideas and suggestions? Do you have any other ideas and suggestions? Do you know of any open source solutions that could serve our purpose? Cheers -- Slávek

4 years

Migration of services - 7. automation scripts

by Slávek Banko

Hi all, the seventh service on the migration list is automation scripts. -- Migration status -- Previously, on the former primary server, automation scripts provided updating of submodules in the master branch in the main 'tde' module, updating clones of repositories for the CGit interface, and generating data for the Commit history page and. Along with the launch of TGW, automation scripts were run on the VPS machine. These scripts now provide not only an update of the master branch, but of all main branches. The CGit interface no longer needs a separate update of the repositories because it displays the repositories directly from the TGW. Processing is now faster and takes place every hour. In case of changes in the common admin or cmake module, it may take longer to process all branches. -- What needs to be done -- In addition to processing submodules, a script for updating translations is run regularly here. This script updates the POT files and merges the translations from the master branch to the stable branch. Currently, this script is initialized manually, because when updating POT templates, TWTW automatically provides an update of PO files, which may take some undefined time. At the same time, it requires that packages be installed that would not otherwise be installed on a public server (such as Xserver screen savers). However, even for this script, it is intended that its execution can be automated. Another thing that will be useful to automate is the update of Summary issues in TGW. -- More ideas and suggestions? Do you have any other ideas and suggestions? Cheers -- Slávek

4 years, 1 month

In a TDM theme's xml file, what does @@@TDEBACKGROUND@@@ point to?

by J Leslie Turriff

I'm trying to write a custom theme file for TDM, using os_enterprise theme as an example. It contains | <greeter> | <item type="pixmap" > | <normal file="@@@TDMBACKGROUND@@@" /> | : to define the login screen's background. I've looked through the various TDE handbooks and poked around on the wiki, but nothing mentions this symbol. (In fact, the only page in the wiki that I found that discusses the internals of theme files seems to be out of date, since it talks about Theme.rc files, whereas the control file in each /opt/trinity/share/apps/tdm/themes subdirectory is an xml file. When the os_enterprise theme is active its display looks like its preview.png, even if the background.png file is different; so what is @@@TDEBACKGROUND@@@ pointing to? Leslie

4 years, 1 month

cannot run apt-get upgrade, mirror not found

by Uwe Brauer

Hi I am on Ubuntu 16.04. When running sudo apt-get upgrade I obtain The following packages will be upgraded: akregator-trinity amarok-common Etc all together some 66 packages Then saying yes WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated! Then even saying yes I obtain Err:11 http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-sb xenial/main-r14 amd64 kate-trinity amd64 4:14.0.10~pre13-0ubuntu16.04.0+1 404 Not Found Can somebody please tell me what is wrong here? Thanks and regards Uwe Brauer --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: trinity-users-unsubscribe(a)lists.pearsoncomputing.net For additional commands, e-mail: trinity-users-help(a)lists.pearsoncomputing.net Read list messages on the web archive: http://trinity-users.pearsoncomputing.net/ Please remember not to top-post: http://trinity.pearsoncomputing.net/mailing_lists/#top-posting

4 years, 1 month

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