Welcome,
I can not compile TQt. When I press the make button, it displays that there
is an error (not critical) that the code is loaded. Logs in the file.
Operating system: Ubuntu 19.04
GCC Version: 8.3.0
Greetings,
Onmp314
This has to be file association "thing", but I'm not sure how
to get to the solution.
Ubuntu 16.04 TDE 14.0.7
I just added dropbox (for my existing Dropbox account) to a
computer where it was not yet installed.
Everything works "OK" ...
.... except:
Clicking on the System Tray object brings up the Dropbox menu.
Then clicking on "Open Dropbox Folder" brings up Kid3 !!!!
(kid3: the mp3 sound tag editor)
I'm pretty sure 'it' wants to launch a file manager, but I do not
know how to look behind the curtain of the System Tray object
and see what it is attempting to do.
And, if I go into Trinity Control Center >> TDE Components >>
File Associations -- I see I might have a thousand or more file
types and associations. But, I do not know how Dropbox is issuing
the request -- e.g., I do not know what file type is involved.
I must be overlooking something to debug this. What?
Thank you,
Jonesy
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Pueblo, Colorado | @ | Jonesy | FreeBSD __
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For quite a while now I've been unable to use TDEsu to open utilities that
require root access, e.g. TDM configuration. TDEsu freezes after I enter the
root password and press Enter.
When I run it from the command line I see
> tdesu: WARNING: Daemon not safe (not sgid), not using it.
Looking at /opt/trinity/bin/tdesud, I saw that indeed, it was not sgid, so I
set that bit; but it still hangs, albeit without the message.
I see that there are four programs associated with this function:
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 59912 2019-03-18 15:53:08 /opt/trinity/bin/tdesu
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 14544 2019-03-18 15:37:31 /opt/trinity/bin/tdesu_stub
> -rwxr-sr-x 1 root root 55440 2019-03-18 15:53:08 /opt/trinity/bin/tdesud
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 72200 2019-03-19 15:10:26 /opt/trinity/bin/tdesudo
Should other bits be set for one or more of these? Is there a missing entry
in /etc/group? What else should I look for?
N.B. I have tried reinstalling the package containing TDEsu, but that hasn't
helped.
Leslie
Hi there.
Programs that sometimes fail to restore across boots:
Kate Konsole Konqueror Thunderbird
Sometimes when Konsole restores it forgets the "Paper" schema and
reverts to default.
Sometimes the sound starts muted and I have to enable it with kmixer
which tells me that I have two mixers, PulseAudio and "HDA Intel PCH".
Maybe that's because I end the session with earphones plugged in and
start it with them unplugged, not sure.
I had these problems before upgrading to Buster, but they seem to be
happening more frequently recently.
Is there somewhere session restore errors are logged?
Unrelated ping: currently System Guard does not show network speed:
http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=2398
Regards,
Philip Ashmore
Hi all.
I have a Opensuse tumbleweed 7 days from update. And i foun a
strange "function".
Every time that i select something automatically is pressed right click (
drop down the menú).
This is very annioning because select some files on konqueror implies move
without question ( takes the right click as an anwser to menú move/copy/link)
Personally i want disable any type of automation. Really i allways preffer do
my own task, i dont like the autocopy to clipboard of selected text (strange
thing from some time), no right click, i can done it if i want do it.
Best Regards.
Christian
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Be Free, Be Linux
Good day everyone,
has anybody seen this? I prepared a bug report. I'm not sure where I
should post it these days… TGW rather than bugzilla, I guess, right?
Problem:
When I click on the systray icon the xserver crashes fatally.
TDE configuration:
TDE keyboard layout is configured to provide de, de-neo, en-us keyboard
layouts in that order. Keyboard layouts are applied at program level.
Reproduce:
Click on desktop and/or program window and then click on keyboard layout
icon in systray.
Symptoms:
The screen goes black immediately and I have no more control via
keyboard or mouse. After ~20-25 seconds I can hear a beep from the
mainboard (it's a desktop PC), after another ~10-15 seconds I hear
another beep, and sometimes a third one, after which a console screen
appears from which I gather that Xorg crashed fatally.
Any advice welcome, thanks.
Kind regards,
Stefan
I noticed another problem after a recent update to Debian Buster: using Tmux in Konsole leads to
screen corruption. More specifically, cleaning the screen (e.g. via Ctrl+L) does not work,
leaving the screen garbled. At first I thought that this might have something to do with my tmux
or .bashrc, but removing their config and running both bash and tmux on default settings leads to
same results. Also, I noticed that the problem is only present in Konsole - other terminal
emulators (e.g. xterm, lxterminal) work fine. Anyone knows a workaround?
Janek
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Politechnika Łódzka
Lodz University of Technology
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