Just about every project on Git, etc. puts its readme and install
documentation in Markdown documents any more. I have found a command-line
tool, mdless, which works nicely in Konsole, but I can't see how to make it
work with Konqueror.
I have added an entry in Settings => File Associations for text/markdown that
associates *.md with mdless, but it does nothing when I click on a *.md file.
Is this something that I can accomplish with DCOP or some such?
Leslie
I've noticed with the Debian and Ubuntu Trinity VirtualBoxes, as well as
with Trinity/PCLinuxOS as the host OS, when I launch Thunderbird, it
(kind of) opens minimized, taking up the left half of the screen each
time and I have to select the maximize icon in the window title bar to
maximize/full screen it.
With the separate install of Debian (LXQt, without Trinity), Thunderbird
opens full-screen each time.
Is there a setting in Trinity that could be causing the above to occur?
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quote your text.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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Hi all!
I think the GNOMEs of GNOME have done it again. I just ran across 3 problems:
1) TDE sees all CUPS-printers in the LAN and can print to them. Libreoffice 7 does not.
2) Libreoffice uses 96dpi, no matter what I do. The workaround with GDK_DPI_SCALE=1.33 does not work any more.
Does anybody know how I can solve these issues?
Nik
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Does anyone know which Debian version the latest Trinity Slax LiveCD is
based on?
Although I have the Trinity Debian (20.04.1) image installed in a
VirtualBox, Debian has not updated Thunderbird to version 78.5 (the
latest from Mozilla) for this release. They have provided 78.5 for
Debian 20.10, but for 20.04.1 and the previous two LTS releases,
Thunderbird is still on version 68, which is now EOL'd and has been for
some time now
Thanks.
NM Borgs, I found it.
It's my fault. I thought I had deleted the .desktop from trinity's autostart.
All did was accidentally renamed it to 7.desktop.
I need to sleep.
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Kate
Hi people,
the hardware portion of the new beast is complete (it's so bloody fast).
Anyway, I had an odd one, tdenetworkmanager keeps autostarting at boot.
Even though, it not in any autostart dir. Granted, I only know of 3. Trinity,
xdg and user's.
Is there somewhere else I might look into that could explain why it's auto
starting.
Me session are set to start with an empty session, so that's not it.
Thanks for the info,
Kate
I purchased the same Creative Sound Blaster (SB1570) card that Kate
referenced in a prior message. The card arrived today and it works with
Trinity/PCLinuxOS, right out of the box.
lspci is showing the card using the 'snd_hda_intel' kernel module.
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This morning, I finished installation of another VirtualBox. Installed
the Debian 10.6 image, then after upgrading, installed the Trinity
Debian packages. To my surprise, it automatically added and configured
my HP printer.
Once again, excellent work! :)
Trinity PCLinuxOS (the host OS), Trinity Ubuntu, Trinity Debian.
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> On Wednesday 25 November 2020 05:18:53 pm Edward via tde-users wrote:
> > VirtualBox is all new to me. I'm just barely getting started with it to
> > see what it can and cannot do. TDE/Ubuntu runs very well in it.
>
> Hi Ed,
>
> Do you have a VirtualBox tutorial and/or setup instructions guide that you
> used (and liked)?
>
> Like you VirtualBox isn't something I've used before and I'm trying to get
the
> wife to move to TDE, but she has 2 windows programs she has to use (neither
> run well under wine).
>
> Thanks,
> Michael
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+1 on the tutorial request
I use qemu but VB looks cool and might be easier in the long run.
Kate
