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Hey all,
I'm guessing the Wiki changed or something? I tried to log in, it said my
account didn't exist. I created a new account with the same credentials, it
logged me into my old account. It said I needed to confirm my email address
(same one I use here), email never showed up. After an hour I asked it to
resend, it said it did. After another ~3 hours now, neither has shown up.
What do?
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Hello,
I use debian Buster, TDE, all recently upgraded.
The sound volume adjust works well.
When TDE starts, the sound is always at the max level,
even if before stopping the laptop, I put down the volume
at the mini level (zero, no sound).
Each time after boot, I have to put the sound down manually.
Thank to tell me how to do to maintain the low volume.
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This absence is regardless of version. I have several installations on various PCs
all unable to produce a desktop context menu. What could I be missing? openSUSE
and Debian installations all work as expected in this regard.
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A quick question about KMail attachments. By default when I click on a (PDF) attachment KMail asks
whether to save it or open with KPDF. I have accidentally marked the "remember my choice"
checkbox. How do I undo that? I really want KMail to ask me what to do.
Janek
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I just realized I don't know how to set mouse speed in TDE. Control center allows to set
acceleration but not speed. I'd like to set acceleration to 1 (default: 2) but then the mouse is
a bit too slow, so I need to increase the speed. How can I do that?
Janek
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Hey all,
I’ve reached out to the MX Linux group and asked:
How to add a DE to the MX Package Installer?
https://forum.mxlinux.org/viewtopic.php?f=93&t=59309
The response is pretty positive and I think it’s at the point of needing a TDE
developer to contact their lead developer to work out what/which options are
available and what would be the next step.
Copy/Pasting current replies:
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by Michael-IDA » Sat Jul 18, 2020 8:14 pm [me]
I'm not a dev, but there has been interest by the TDE (Trinity Desktop
Environment) folks to get added into the 'official' MX build. What, or who,
can I point the TDE devs to?
by Jerry3904 » Sat Jul 18, 2020 8:28 pm [Administrator]
The Lead Dev: Dolphin Oracle.
by andyprough » Sat Jul 18, 2020 9:16 pm [User]
By the way, TDE is extremely easy to add to MX - just add the repos and the
gpg signing key from the Debian installation page
(https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/Debian_Trinity_Repository_Installation_Inst…),
and then apt update, and apt install tde-trinity. Works very well on MX.
by Stevo » Sat Jul 18, 2020 10:49 pm [Developer]
That makes it simple to add to MX PI scripts, but are they looking for
real "official" approval from MX, or just being added to the installer?
Maybe they could work with us to set up an official MX-TDE edition, if they're
interested, though of course the XFCE-specific MX tools will again have to
modified for TDE right after dolphin_oracle has adapted them for the upcoming
KDE release. It would probably need both a 32 and a 64-bit release.
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For whatever I’m capable, I’ll help.
Best,
Michael
Ref:
profile - dolphin_oracle
https://forum.mxlinux.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=5333&sid=92ae15…
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greets!
I have a new notebook I want to install Debian/Trinity on.
'Secure Boot' is turned on. maybe this doesn't account for the
problems I'm having but my question is about it.
in the BIOS I can turn it off but it says doing so "requires platform
reset." turning it off within Windows simply reboots to the BIOS.
I can't figure out if this is just another word for 'reboot'
or does it have other consequences? googling yields no clear (or
trustworthy) answer.
it's an Asus Zenbook with Windows 10 Home; BIOS is American Megatrends
version 300.
f.
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I have a question about configuring font sizes in TDE Control Centre. I would expect that setting
a given font size under a given screen resolution will always produce the same rendering result.
That however is not the case - see attached screenshots. These were taken on two different
machines running a FHD resolution. As you can see font sizes are set to be identical on both
system but the results of font rendering are totally different between the systems. I am guessing
that this is because the rendering engine is trying to somehow compensate for different physical
sizes of the actual screens (15,6" on the laptop vs. 24" on the desktop) but the end result is
far from what I want. There's a setting to force a font DPI of either 96 or 120 and the result is
that it indeed makes the font on the laptop much much smaller and seemingly consistent with what
the desktop shows. I would, however, want things the other way around, i.e. set the desktop to
the same rendering results as on the laptop. Any way I can set a DPI different than the
predefined options?
Janek
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Is there some configuration option or other method to make apt or zypper or dnf or
urpmi not want to discard my tdmrc customizations with each upgrade to a new minor
release, so that the question doesn't get asked, and the process wait for a
keyboard response?
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