Hello list...
I think this is a "bug", however I don't know how to file:
I use kmail 1.9.10 on TDE 3.5.13.2 (running on openSuSE 13.1).
When I click "Reply" or "Reply to author" I mostly get no texte quoted
(although it *does* work sometime, I did not yet find out when and why).
*but* if I click "Reply to all" or "Rely to mailing list" the message gets
quoted...
If I remember well I did not have the problem with wheezy, so it may be only
the SuSE RPM version.
Thierry
Hi all,
on IRC recently, one user asked about the possibility of using TDE on PowerPC
architecture. I took the challenge and tried to add powerpc architecture on
my small builder. After solving the fundamental problem with CMake I have
successfully progressed in building more and more packages. Currently in my
alternative apt source 'preliminary-stable-builds' are available almost all
packages for Debian 7.x (Wheezy) on PowerPC.
Who of you has a real PowerPC hardware, you can test it!
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Slávek
Tim,
while I see the automatic commits to tde-i18n I was thrilled! Update 'po'
files was prerequisite to enable the translation of new texts and thanks to
your great work this is now possible!
Thank you very much!
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Slávek
Remember the good old days when things actually worked? :-D
This is great for newer programs that don't work as well as the
older version.
http://www.oldapps.com/linux
Hi,
I saw in the last few weeks discussion about newer distros switching to systemd, and some persons here says they would use another distro to avoid systemd at all.
PCLinuxOS doesn't use systemd and have recent kernel, now at 3.16.xx, and it still has HAL, so it might be a good alternative for users who prefer classic startup sysvinit systems. Texstar, the one at the head of PCLinuxOS also said that he will stay away of systemd for as long as he is not forced to use it.
By the way, I will release in the next few days the new version of my PCLinuxOS non-official TDE remaster. It will still be based on super stable TDE 3.5.13.2, with the PCLinuxOS better than average user friendliness and hardware support, plus updated graphic style and less fat. Stay tuned! :)
Thank you!
-Alexandre
Debian Wheezy, TDE R14
I have the tdepim meta-package installed. I just noticed that the
calendar no longer is available.
Error dialog box pops up, no other info, or is there a Trinity specific
error log somewhere?
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Peace,
Greg
Hi list,
emerge @preserved-rebuild
tries to emerge dev-qt/qt-3.3.8d-r1, which fails because of missing
freetype.h
The log says
Xft auto-detection... (-L/usr/lib64)
Found libXft.so in /usr/lib64
Found libXft.so in /usr/lib
Found X11/Xft/Xft.h in /usr/include
Found Xft version 2.3.1
Could not find freetype2/freetype/freetype.h anywhere in
/usr/X11R6/include /usr/include /include
Xft disabled.
Xft support cannot be enabled due to functionality tests!
Turn on verbose messaging (-v) to ./configure to see the final report.
If you believe this message is in error you may use the continue
switch (-continue) to ./configure to continue.
* ERROR: dev-qt/qt-3.3.8d-r1::trinity failed (configure phase):
* (no error message)
*
media-libs/freetype 2.5.3-r1 is installed.
Any help appreciated
k
Just bought my first blu-ray drive, for data archives. Support for
blu-ray was added to K3B in version 2.0, current is 2.02.
Is it possible to add blu-ray support to legacy, v1.05 in TDE R14, K3B ?
I can burn blu-ray with growisofs from the cli, prefer K3B.
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Peace,
Greg
I'm about to start on making a live version of a minimal install of TDE for
Cobber (Australasian Debian). I am wondering what are the absolute minimum
packages required for a working TDE without applications. The intent behind
the minimal install is to allow end users who want to choose the
applications in their install to install only what they need and want. I
will provide synaptic (or a TDE equivalent) for those who want a gui for
package selection but there will be no office suite, games, graphics tools,
music or video tools. In other words all I want is the visible desktop,
menu etc so that the user can navigate enough to install more applications
through their internet connection using either synaptic or a terminal.
Cheers.
Michael.
Since this list seems prepared to stick to logic, facts and solutions, rather
than heat and emotion, perhaps some kind soul would answer a question for me.
I have no opinion on init systems. I accept what I am given and am grateful,
but ....
If sysvinit is as staggerigly marvellous as it is being painted by some, and
if it was such a near thing that it got dropped as the Debian default init
system, how come the vote was apparently between Upstart and systemd? And
given that it was a vote between Upstart and systemd, why are some people so
up in arms and ranting that sysvinit was dropped by a meaningless margin?
(The chairman's casting vote.) When and how was the decison to drop sysvinit
as the Debian default init system actually taken?
Lisi
