Hi
In Ubuntu 24.04 with trinity installed notifications, such as,
«you are not connected to Wifi Net....»
Are shown with an icon that contains a white sheet.
What pkg I did not install?
Regards
Uwe Brauer
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The electric power went out in my building overnight while I was asleep,
having left my laptop running, and when I awoke I couldn't boot it up again,
but was forced to reinstall my system. (And here was I just congratulating
myself on having gone about 8 months without any major changes, much less
disasters.)
My installation did not go well. Maybe it's because I hadn't done it in
awhile; as well as the fact that I am too busy to be bothered with this crap
just now, yet I still need a working machine in order to keep my life
together. In all, I think I tried 11 times (yes, eleven!) to get my system
reinstalled and reconfigured. It doesn't go so well when there are other
important matters that also claim my attention.
The problems with reinstallation do not seem to involve Trinity as such. For
some unknown reason, the XFCE desktop has messed up my settings, so that I
was unable to find my network, etc.; so instead, I used MATE to finish the
installation, then installed my TDE packages. After I got to that stage, I
was back in familiar territory, and all seemed to be going well....
Anyway, so I got it up and running, everything looks right, just finishing up,
installing all those other packages that can wait.
And now, I get this weird error message:
sudo apt-get -f install
apt-get: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libapt-private.so.0.0:
undefined symbol: _ZN11pkgDepCache24IncreaseActionGroupLevelEv, version
APTPKG_6.0
I don't know what this means, and I am unable to use apt utilities, apt-get,
aptitude, etc. I can still install packages using dpkg, but without knowing
how to solve this problem, it seems pointless to keep on trying to make it
work.
After 11 attempts at reinstallation throughout today, I am at my wits' end,
and really do not want to undertake yet another reinstallation. If anybody
knows of a way to solve this issue, I will be for ever grateful.
Bill
Hello,
I was in the middle of making a donation to a non-profit, in Firefox running
in Trinity, when suddenly, for no apparent reason, Firefox became full screen,
and there seemed to be no way to get out of it. I presume I must accidentally
have typed some key combination that caused it. Does anyone know what key
combination that would be? And once it happened, how to get out of it? I had
already entered my debit card details, etc, and now, not only had Firefox
become full screen, but the top part of the Firefox window, including the
address bar, had vanished as well. The ENTIRE screen was now taken up by the
main display area of Firefox. The Trinity panel, which I always have at the
bottom of the screen, had vanished, and there was no way to get it back. It
was very alarming, because all my debit card details were there in the Firefox
window, now taking up the entire screen, and I could not even see the Firefox
address bar, to check that the green padlock was still there, and there was no
green padlock to click on, to check it really was secure, and it really was
the correct website. I desperately tried various key combinations including
esc and other keys, but nothing worked, until eventually, possibly ctrl + alt
+ esc, I am not sure, the x mouse pointer appeared, and I must have clicked on
the Firefox window with that, although I don't remember doing so, because
eventually that full screen Firefox window started to vanish, and the Trinity
panel came back into view.
I guess the fact that the top part of the Firefox window vanished as well, so
the entire screen was taken up by the main display area of Firefox, might
indicate that this is a Firefox issue, rather than a Trinity issue, so this
might be the wrong forum. Sorry if that's the case. I have been using
Trinity continuously since about March 2017, and I think it's really great.
Nothing like this has ever happened before.
Thanks.
With best wishes,
Chris Austin
Somehow I've mangled the tdegtk configuration in my main user account (I
think I was trying to get rid of the warnings; see below). Now it's
preventing my favourite text editor from running. I tried to remove
~/.themes/tdegtk/gtk-3.0/tdegtk.css (attached; fails at line 299) but it just
comes back when I re-login.
How can I disable it? I'm thinking now that turning it on in the first place
was a mistake.
|
$ /usr/local/bin/jedit -log=7 -restore -startupscripts -gui -newview -settings=/home/leslie/.config/jedit -server=Leslie --
c++/demo.cc&
| wd=/usr/local/src/packages/SOURCES/ncurses6.5-20240629
| $
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.621: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:4:7:
The 'engine' property is ignored
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.679: Theme parsing error: <data>:1:10:
The :prelight pseudo-class is deprecated. Use :hover instead.
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.679: Theme parsing error: <data>:1:10:
The :prelight pseudo-class is deprecated. Use :hover instead.
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.679: Theme parsing error: <data>:1:13:
The :insensitive pseudo-class is deprecated. Use :disabled instead.
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.679: Theme parsing error: <data>:1:13:
The :insensitive pseudo-class is deprecated. Use :disabled instead.
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.679: Theme parsing error: <data>:1:37:
The :insensitive pseudo-class is deprecated. Use :disabled instead.
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.684: Theme parsing error:
tdegtk.css:299:21: Using Pango syntax for the font: style property is
deprecated; please use CSS syntax
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.684: Theme parsing error:
tdegtk.css:303:21: Using Pango syntax for the font: style property is
deprecated; please use CSS syntax
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.684: Theme parsing error:
tdegtk.css:307:21: Using Pango syntax for the font: style property is
deprecated; please use CSS syntax
| [ERROR] void gtk3_tqt_reload_theme_definition_file(const char*): error
parsing /home/leslie/.themes/tdegtk/gtk-3.0/tdegtk.css: tdegtk.css:299:7not a
number
|
| (java:6611): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:01:28.724: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:4:7:
The 'engine' property is ignored
| [1]+ Exit
1 /usr/local/bin/jedit -log=7 -restore -startupscripts -gui -newview -settings=/home/leslie/.config/jedit -server=Leslie --
c++/demo.cc
| [1] 6611
Leslie
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.5 - x86_64
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.1.2
tde-config: 1.0
It's probably ten years or more since I configured the Sysguard app
in one of my panels. Today I wanted to change the config.
I found I could remove a display but I could only add blank displays
which I could find no way to configure.
It took me three hours but eventually I succeeded by restoring my
~/.trinity/share/apps/ksysguard/KSysGuardApplet.xml from backup
and then manually editing it WHILE TRINITY WAS NOT RUNNING.
Is there a better way to configure the Sysguard app in a panel?
--Mike
I love TDE and want to contribute to it but is it worth it? I've been in the
devels mailing list for a couple weeks now and there haven't been any new
messages.
There are many applications I can't find in TGW like kmilo. The Project
RoadMap on the wiki has a warning of being outdated. Is there a reason
certain repositories haven't had a non-translation related commit in years?
It seems improvements outside the scope of bug fixes and the migration to
CMake are stalled indefinitely due to issues with adding support for Qt4? Why
not drop it and try for Qt5/6 instead?
Can the migration to Webkit for HTML rendering be done without Qt4 support?
How hard would it be to make a style plugin for Qt5/6? I currently use
gtk-qt-engine-trinity with qt5-gtk2-platformtheme as a workaround but it
would be nice to have reliable, native support.
I don't exactly understand how TQT or the TQT Interface works so I'm sorry if
these are stupid questions.
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Hello, I use Trinity with Linux Artix and am actually happy with it. But
there are a few small things that bother me, like the constant crash
reports regarding Konqueror. I know this from earlier (KDE 3), but not
from any current distribution.
Since I can't do anything about it anyway, can I stop this pop-up window?
Thanks, Michael
Hello Ya'll,
I can't find where TDE KMAIL in Regular TDE stores its emails?
What I mean by "Regular TDE" is:
I installed Debian 12 with a minimal XFCE install, then installed TDE on
top of that.
In Q4OS, TDE KMAIL stored emails under "~/home/chris/.tdeconfig/share/
".......something like that......
Thanks,
Chris
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Okay folks!
I did a nuke and pave and installed DEBIAN 12, but I had to install KDE,
because I couldn't figure out how to install TDE due to a certain step in
the directions:
I just wanted to get some clarification before I decided to install TDE:
deb http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-r14.1.x
<your-distribution-release-name> main deps
Which would be for me:
deb http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-r14.1.x
bookworm main deps
But, I don't think putting 14.1 is correct?
Or does it matter?
If I put 14.1 would TDE update itself from this old version to the newest
version?
Thanks,
Chris