I have released the December ISO featuring the 14.0.2 release of Trinity in both 32 and 64bit, the base is PCLinuxOS and is updated as of the 3rd of December 64bit is EFI aware (you will need to burn to dvd to use it)
http://trinity.mypclinuxos.com
Alie
Greetings all;
There are times when I would find it expedient to be able to run kmail on
one of the other machines I have trinity installed on, which isn't all
of them.
How hard would it be to setup a server on this machine, which has R14.0.2
on it, all working as a pop client from 2 external mail accounts I have,
referencing the nominally 12Gb of an email corpus here, so I could
access it from a kmail session on another machine, still on my local
network?
Thanks.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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Hi everyone, who is currently uses preliminary stable builds repository
as you have surely noticed, the final R14.0.2 was released. At this time
packages in preliminary stable builds repository and official R14.0.2 are
both based on an identical source packages.
If you used the preliminary stable builds only temporarily, you can now switch
to official packages. This is the best time because here are waiting updates
to upload into prelinary stable builds. You have been warned ;)
If you are using prelinary stable builds deliberately, you can look forward to
that soon will launch the first upload of packages for the new target
R14.0.3.
Thank you for your attention :)
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Slávek
Hi
I have one very important question as well. How are you guys/pros syncing
your mobile phones with TDE.
Years ago I worked on opensync, which died because of syncml. I am also
following the story of syncevolution, but they provided only support for
kde4+
I recall the time (must be 10y ago) when I had no issue to sync up my palm
III with KDE ... and after this all went wrong. Since the time I have a
smart phone it does not work for me.
I would never use an external service that is not under my control, but I
could run a service on my public server.
(Working) solutions are highly appreciated
thanks in advance
regards
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Hi,
do you have a handy answer/link to this issue with google-chrome in TDE?
I installed it forcing ignore dependency and it works just fine without this
library
# apt-get upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
google-chrome-stable : Depends: libappindicator1 but it is not installed
Description-en: allow applications to export a menu into the panel
A library to allow applications to export a menu into the panel.
Based on KSNI it also works in KDE and will fallback to generic Systray
support if none of those are available.
I think there should be a way to remove the dependency from the package, I
know how to do it before installation, but is there (I'm sure there is) a
way to do it after the installation.
Thanks in advance
# which starttde returns (not found) executed on any vtty, but returns
/opt/trinity/bin/starttde if run in Konsole. This means to start an R14
session with startx requires the fullpath as option to startx, rather clumsy.
Anyone know what it would take to put it in the path?
This is on my first exercise of upgrading from 3.5 to r14.0.2, which fell far
short of simple or easy as expected. Nevertheless, except for absence from
$PATH, all seems good.
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To the hardworking Devs and ISO-builders,
Please, that's pretty please with sugar on top, can we have
hybrid .ISOs for the expected new batch of live CDs/DVDs with TDE
R14.0.2?? My reasons for asking ....
1. Many modern PCs and most laptop/netbooks do not have an optical
drive.
2. I know there are utilities for writing an ISO to a USB-stick but
they are not particularly user-friendly. eg. unetbootin is a total
PITA. Besides a simple "sudo dd if=path-to-hybrid of=/dev/usb-stick"
is trivial and works as expected.
3. Boot and run from a USB-stick is much faster than any CD/DVD so
demonstrating to potential new adopters is a better experience.
Thanks in antic,
Glen
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Yesterday I downloaded from ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net the
upgrade to TDE 14.0.2 for wheezy. The downloading was ultimately
successful, but it required approximately twelve hours to complete.
On the other hand all my other downloads, including those from the
debian wheezy depositaries, are super fast. I am in Thailand but have
a fibre optic connection to the ISP close by and from there by
satellite directly to the rest of the world. It would consequently
seem that any slowdown is not at my end.
Is such a low speed for downloads from quickbuild normal?
Regards, Ken
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