I know I once knew how to do this, but I've forgotten how, and can't find any
documentation that tells me :-(
How do I add a ksysguard sensor display to the panel?
[The irony here is that I have two sensors already displayed in the panel, but
I put them there so long ago that I don't recall how I did it, and can't
figure out how to add a third sensor; I have it configured to show three
displays, but the third just appears blank because I can't remember how to
configure it to display a sensor.]
Doc
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Web: http://enginehousebooks.com/drevans
I'm wondering whether anyone managed to do a Debian Buster upgrade? Does TDE work with Buster? Are
there important things to be aware of?
Janek
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> BorgLabs - Kate Draven wrote:
>
> > I'm using a BT Insignia headphone set. Seems to be working fine.
>
> This is not exactly the same might be HFP or HSP. Most probably HSP.
> Do you know which profile?
>
>
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I can use both. Mostly just a headset profile but I can use it as a handsfree.
Honestly the onboard mic doesn't work that well so I use either the webcam mic
or the onboard laptop mic. Both work better.
Kate
> Hi,
> I was just wondering if someone here is using the TDE as handsfree device?
>
> I just did a PoC using dbus to do some test phone calls from and to TDE
> connected via BT to the mobile.
>
> Has the time come to revive the kmobile stuff (well at least the GUI)?
>
> thanks and regards
>
I'm using a BT Insignia headphone set. Seems to be working fine.
Kate
Hello me lovely drones.
My last question regarding what kernel version to use was so enlightening (I
thank everyone who replied), so educational that I've decided to ask another
question.
I'm currently using JFS. It's fast, reliable and easy to repair. On the rare
occasion (once in 20 years) were I wasn't able to fix the fs (after a hard
drive death rattle), I was able to mount it as a RO fs and recover the data
with a simple copy and paste (later rsync and luckbackup).
However jfs has it's limits for example it can't be resized, something I
needed to a do a few times. Which meant backing up the drive, reformatting
and restoring said backups.
So...
July's question... What's your fav FS and why?
I thank everyone in advance and look forward to assimilating your brainz (ooh
a SciFi / Zombie mix there).
Kate
AKA The Borg Queen.
PS If you think about it, the Borg are sort of "Techno Zombies".
Hi,
I was just wondering if someone here is using the TDE as handsfree device?
I just did a PoC using dbus to do some test phone calls from and to TDE
connected via BT to the mobile.
Has the time come to revive the kmobile stuff (well at least the GUI)?
thanks and regards
Hi! :-)
I just installed TDE on a computer with Devuan stable already on it
(through Trinity repositories for Debian based systems).
I know this is an "as-is" release and Devuan is NOT officially
supported for this version.
Having said that, I have a problem switching my monitor off through software.
At Configure KDesktop -> Display -> Power Control -> "Enable
display..." is activated, but none of these 3 modes works.
Also, giving from konsole "xset dpms force off", also fails.
All the above, they're just activating the screensaver.
Keeping always in mind, that this Devuan version is NOT supported,
does someone have any hint on the above issue?
TIA!!! :-)
Giorgos.
Hello,
Sorry for this question of newbie :
Has Trinity different packages for 32 and 64 bits Linux ?
Because I need to change Debian in 64 bits when Buster
will be released.
Thanks, best regards,
André
hi, everybody . . .
i've encountered a weirdness as i try to arrange some icons on my kicker. i
can right click and move them, but kicker behaves as if a new icon is
being added instead of an old one being moved. the old one moves well
enough, but everything on the right -- task list, spelling applet,
calendar, gets squashed farther to the right. so i have blank space in the
icon section and the applets and such are all squashed together.
so, is there a configuration option that lets me drag everything back to
where it should be?
thanks very much.
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dep
Some pictures:
http://www.ipernity.com/doc/depscribe/album
phiebie(a)drei.at wrote:
> The walletmanager does not start automatically, when TDE is started.
The tray icon only shows up when you use Konqueror (or any TDE app?)
to go to a URL requiring a password. The first visit should start a
remember/wallet dialog. If it doesn't, the subsystem needs to be
enabled (yours is). Nothing else needs to be configured.
> Default Wallet=Peter
I've never set this, the default is empty (kdewallet.kwl VS Peter.kwl?).