I am having trouble installing the trinity desktop.
I keep getting weird errors when I go to make tqtinterface including,
Q_MOVABLE_TYPE is not a type and, other stuff too, is there a
requirement I am missing or something?
The cmake part built properly but everything else is a bit... screwed
up.DQT_VERSION=3 doesn't work I changed the 3 to a 4 and it built, but
then when I used make -j4 or make it runs into major errors. Any idea
how to fix?
Just curious if Trinity has ever supported OpenSolaris/Solaris
10/OpenIndiana systems, as it doesn't appear to currently. I'm
experimenting with OpenIndiana, which *should* be able to run software for
OpenSolaris, and was curious if Trinity ever was ported.
Thanks in advance!
I have kaffeine on a machine connected to DVB-S. I tried letting it stream the
signal overt the local network and it works.
I have the same version of kaffeine on another machine, and I can get the TV
signal with File -> Network Broadcasting.
I've installed kaffeine-trinity on an SBC (Intel based) but there is
no "Network Broadcasting" menu...
I've installed kaffeine-trinity and kaffeine-gstreamer. Obviously something is
missing on the small machine but what? Anyone know what must be installed to
get the ability to read network broadcasting?
Also, the SBC's distribution is not "pure" Debian, it's Ubilinux, but would
that make a change (unfortunately pure Debian crashes on this machine, they
patched the kernel).
hello,
please see the attached image. when I have unreads in my IMAP inbox I
get these weird question mark icons. Once I have read them -> they
disappear. Am I missing a certain font set or something simple?
Thank you all,
Calvin
Hi all!
Does anybody know how I can configure the radius of the object snap function in kig-trinity?
Nik
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Hi all,
In connection with the official release of Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic) I propose
to drop support for TDE on Ubuntu 17.04 (Zesty) for upcoming TDE R14.0.6.
The official support for this distribution ended January 13, 2018.
Any objections?
Cheers
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Slávek
Hi all!
I just upgraded my FreeBSD box and ran into this problem when rebuilding tde: dependencies et al. builds fine, tdelibs compiles but after compilation the one test failes:
Start 31: tdeio/kmimetypetest
31/40 Test #31: tdeio/kmimetypetest ...............................***Failed
So building tdelibs fails. Running kmimetypetest by hand gives this:
# ./tdelibs/work/tdelibs-trinity_14.0.5/.build/tdeio/tests/kmimetypetest
kmimetypetest: WARNING: Could not find mime type
application/octet-stream
kmimetypetest: WARNING: No mime types installed.
ERROR: icon for file:///root is unknown, expected folder!
Running as user gives the same error, just with file:///[user] in the last line.
Is this test important or can I just work my way around and everything will turn out nice?
Nik
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Hello !
On a wide display my konsole window has more than 223 columns. So all
the mouse events (clicks and mouse wheel scrolling) with column
coordinate bigger than 223 are getting corrupted.
As a result VIM receives wrong mouse event coordinates. This is not a
VIM specific problem, because VIM works fine in xterm window on the
same machine (with the same settings as usual).
I compiled a testing ncurses application from here
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47256750
It reports corrupted coordinates if running in xterm with TERM=xterm
but it reports right values when running in xterm with TERM=xterm-1006
(exactly as it is intended to work). Alas in konsole this application
either reports corrupted coordinates with TERM=xterm or doesn't
recognize mouse events at all with TERM=xterm-1006
Maybe someone knows how to get mouse events reported properly ?
Cheers,
Ilya D.
The Trinity Desktop Environment (TDE) development team is pleased to
announce the immediate availability of the new TDE Gitea Workspace (TGW)
collaboration tool.
TGW is a Gitea-based, GitHub-style, self-hosted copy of the official
source code repositories that is synchronized with the main server on a
hourly basis. It offers wider bandwidth and a collaboration workflow that
helps achieving the aim of providing:
* fast access to the source code, both through Git or web interface
* an easy tool for users and external developers to propose code changes
and improvements
* a quick way for code sharing and collaboration amongst developers
* a simple workflow for reviewing, testing and merging code patches
TGW has been thought to serve the needs of the following groups:
* people who want to have fast anonymous read-only access to the
TDE source code
* users who intend to report bugs and propose ideas for ehnancement
* contributors who intend to submit code changes for inclusion into
TDE official source code
* developers who want to cooperate on some common functionality or bug fix
TDE core developers are already using TGW on a daily basis and they hope
more and more users and contributors will join them soon.
Read more about TGW and how to use it on the wiki
https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/TDE_Gitea_Workspace and access the
workspace at https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/gitea .
Credits and acknowledgements
We thanks all the people that are (or have been) involved in making TDE
the great desktop environment that it is.
We would like to officially thanks vpsFree.org for kindly providing free
hosting space for the TDE Gitea Workspace.
