Hi Slavec!
What about this methode of mounting removeable devices on FreeBSD:
- add user to "operator" group
- sysctl vfs.usermount=1
- add a ~/media folder
- mount the device on ~/media/[NAME] (which is owned by user and does not require root password)
Would this be a viable way?
Nik
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Hi all,
if you have not seen announcement, R14.0.7 been released!
https://www.trinitydesktop.org/newsentry.php?entry=2019.12.30
All deb packages are fully available, including all mirrors. Added support
for Debian 10 (Buster), Raspbian 9 (Stretch), Raspbian 10 (Buster), Ubuntu
19.04 (Disco) and Ubuntu 19.10 (Eoan). For LTS versions of Ubuntu, armhf
packages are now available. Building packages for Debian 6 (Squeeze),
Raspbian 7 (Wheezy), Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) and Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful) have
been stopped. Updated ISO images are available for Slax with Trinity and
Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic).
https://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/cdimages/
Although changes have been made to the primary archive and the layout has
changed, redirects are set and symlinks created so that the existing URLs
continue to work and you don't have to change your sources.list.
Regarding RPM packages we look forward and hope that François will prepare
new packages soon.
Now already begun work on a new target R14.0.8. Therefore in the
Preliminary Stable Builds apt repository you can soon expect new
packages. If you used the Preliminary Stable Builds repository only
temporarily, and you prefer to stick on the official final release, it is
now the best time to switch to the official repository. Otherwise, we
will be very happy if you help us in testing the upcoming release.
Thank you for your attention :)
Cheers
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Slávek
First,
Happy and best new year 2020 to you !
Since last upgrade of tdm,
tdm doesn't start automatically as before and why ?
The system starts in konsole mode.
I have to login as root and type :
# killall tdm
and tdm starts.
Even if /etc/rc1.d to /et/rc6.d and rcS.d = K19tdm OR S19tdm :
system starts in konsole mode.
tdm is in /etc/init.d/
I use "sysv-rc-conf" to put K or S.
What is the difference between tdm and tdm-trinity ?
Thanks and Regards
Aandré
Hello TDE users/developers:
I am using debian/buster now since it's release. I am also using the
"preliminary stable builds" of TDE using the following location:
deb http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity-sb buster deps-r14 main-r14
I still have a couple of problems remaining. Perhaps I can get this one
fixed first.
I have set my screen to be blanked (it can be any of the options on
configure - kdesktop). It will not automatically blank or lock. I can
manually blank and lock it, and it works as expected. Only the
automatic method by waiting a set amount of time is not working.
How can I diagnose and fix this problem. I have used other
screensavers, and this is the only one that is giving me problems, and
this is the one I prefer (from within TDE).
Thanks again.
Jim Freels, PhD (retired)
Hi!
After i upgraded to buster two weeks ago, sound mixer applet stopped
saving/reading its settings, so every time i boot my pc i am presented with
"Select Mixer" and have to set channels again. There is
kmix_panelapplet_0evyw8vqwb0hupdm6thw_rc in ~/.trinity/share/config with
the timestamp of update and simingly correct values, but its not read or
something?
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Nick Koretsky (nick.koretsky(a)gmail.com)
Hi all,
I got myself the latest Raspberry Pi 4 for Christmas. It's a pretty powerful machine advertised as
a fully-fledged desktop PC and with 4 1.5GHz cores in the CPU and 4GB of RAM it delivers on that
promise. The primary operating system on the Pi is Raspbian, a distribution directly based on
Debian, running an LXDE desktop environment. I was wondering how much effort would it take to
bring TDE to the Pi? I'm guessing that architecture would be the primary obstacle (Pi is based on
ARM), but would it pose much of a challenge? Raspberry Pi certainly seems like a potent market
for TDE. Maybe it is worth the effort of having an ARM release for Raspbian? Maybe this is a good
opportunity to bring in new users? I wonder what is the devs' take on this?
Janek
