Hi!
On the dev mailling list, Darrel Anderson wrote that he wanted a way to display a message just one time after the installation.
Here is how it is made in my PCLinuxOS remaster (and the original too):
A little script is placed in the Autostart folder of the users when users are created (/etc/skel is the default base user profile)
It shows a little Zenity dialog and launch a web page.
Once it is executed, the little script is auto-destroyed.
As an attachement, I included the script. For more details of how it works, you can install my PCLinuxOS noin-official TDE remaster (in the LiveCD page of this website) and you'll be able to see it when a user log in for the first time.
Of course, Zenity (GTK2) could be replaced by a TDE equivalent.
Have a nice day!
-Alexnadre
Hello,
i want to help to translate TDE into german.
Where can i do this?
Sorry when i'm doing something wrong in the mailing list, i'm new here :)
Cheers, Xorg
Hello,
Does someone know how to display a battery level indicator in the
taskbar? I have installed kde-guidance-powermanager-trinity,
klaptopdaemon-trinity, kpowersave-trinity, and laptop-mode-tools but
haven't found how to do it.
My taskbar does have an icon for configuring kpowersave.
Robert
Dealing with lots of pdf files.
I am logged in to a ftp site with my browser, I want to open numerous
pdf's, kpdf sems to replace content rather than open a separate
instance or tab.
Just checking to see if thats all kpdf can do :-(
TIA
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Peace,
Greg
Hi all!
Maybe somebody has a good idea how to accomplish this with TDE stock tools:
I want to start a specific program when a USB storage device is plugged in. On
TDE a dialog window pops up with basicly 2 options: "mount" or "do nothing".
I'd like to intercept that dialog and filter according to the device
type/serial number/name (what ever works) either to start the defalt TDE
dialog or my program.
At the time of writing I am using udev to solve the problem. But obviousely I
have problems launching TDE applitaions from that context.
Nik
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Hi,
I wanted to ask about current status of R14. I found the roadmap here:
http://trinity.etherpad.trinitydesktop.org/39?
Are things going more or less according to this schedule and we can expect R14 in a month or so?
I'm asking because I'm planning to update to Wheezy on one of my machines, but I can delay it for
a month or two and just install R14 without bothering to upgrade from 3.5.13.2.
Janek
Hi all!
I'm going to do some tests on jessie & TDE nightly builds.
It looks like some packages from TDE do not want binutils from jessie. Well,
non of these packages are vital, but I thought I'd let you know.
tdescreensaver-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
tdeartwork-theme-window-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829)
aber 2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
kworldclock-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
eyesapplet-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
tdeartwork-style-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
kmoon-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
kteatime-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
fifteenapplet-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
ktux-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
kweather-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
amor-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
tdescreensaver-xsavers-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829)
aber 2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
Hängt ab von: xscreensaver-data aber es soll
nicht installiert werden.
kodo-trinity : Hängt ab von: binutils (< 2.23.52.20130829) aber
2.23.90.20131017-1 ist installiert.
Nik
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hi, folks.
this is a puzzle; it's something that has happened occasionally for years
but now has become frequent enough to be an annoyance, and i do not know
enough about the mechanisms involved even to begin to troubleshoot it.
here's what happens: i am going merrily along and doing my work when i send
an email message or go to a webpage and get errors that the host could not
be found -- the usual dns error. when this happens i use the handy system
settings network configurator and invariably discover that all the
nameservers that i have listed are now gone. i presume that this
application writes to /erc/resolv.conf (which is now a link to a
resolv.conf someplace else, in /run/resolv.conf, which is heaven knows
where but i suppose is one of those virtualized filesystems the boys are
so proud of).
anyway, i usually keep three domain nameservers there, just in case one
goes down. something is causing them to disappear.
i haven't fiddled with this stuff since resolv.conf was hard-coded such
that you'd su root, edit /etc/resolv.conf, save the file, and be happy
evermore. but now the file says not to edit it because it will be
overwritten anyway.
so. any guesses as to what might be making my list of nameservers
disappear? that failing, any good recipe for troubleshooting it to see who
is eating my nameservers? and if not that, is there anyplace i can put
them so that they won't get overwritten?
thanks very much and merry christmas, everybody!
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High everyone,
I have just installed Trinity from the binary repositories. I strictly
followed the instructions on
http://www.trinitydesktop.org/wiki/bin/view/Documentation/OpenSUSEBinaryIns…
but zypper complained about a missing dependency. I'd bet a lot that
was the accessibility package, because I clearly remember that I
thought "Heck, I'm not that disabled...".
It downloaded everything, then installed everything (at least it
looked like that). But I couldn't get it to run. There was no
startkde, no starttde, no kwin, no twin, no whatever. But it
certainly installed a lot of files in /opt. To let you have a
figure without sending the whole ls-lR:
$ du -sh /opt/*
61M /opt/kde3
377M /opt/trinity
That was yesterday.
Now before sending this email, I just called YaST to check back
for the dependency message, which now is obviously altered to
trinity-desktop-3.5.13.2-2.oss123.opt.noarch requires
trinity-tdeaddons >= 3.5.13.2, but this requirement cannot be provided
There is a package called trinity-kdeaddons in the repo, but its size
is just 0 bytes; the corresponding debugsource seems healthy (3.4MiB).
This is the same for trinity-tdeaccessibility (0 vs. 2.7MiB).
Other zero-size packages (except the meta packages) are:
- trinity-gwenview-i18n-debugsource
- trinity-kaffeine-mozilla-debugsource
- trinity-kstreamripper-debugsource
- trinity-libqt3-jni-devel
- trinity-libtrinity-jni-devel
- trinity-python-trinity-debugsource
- trinity-rosegarden-debugsource
- trinity-smartcardauth-debugsource
- trinity-tdeadmin
- trinity-tdeartwork (though YaST shows it as installed, but also
describes it as a meta package)
- trinity-tdebindings (shown as installed)
- trinity-tdebindings-devel
- trinity-tdebindings-java (shown as installed)
- trinity-tdebindings-xparts-extras
- trinity-tdegames
- trinity-tdegames-devel
- trinity-tdemultimedia
- trinity-tdepim
- trinity-tdesdk
- trinity-tdesdk-devel
- trinity-tdeutils
- trinity-tdewebdev
That's what I've found; maybe I missed a few --- operating yast over
a low bandwidth vnc is a bit clumsy.
Now YaST shows 1058 packages overall; rpm -qa reports 168 packages
(I didn't count those shown as installed in YaST), and I'm sure that
the download contained of 223 individual files.
I have no idea which of the packages didn't install due to unresolved
dependencies, or which are simply not covered by the trinity-desktop
meta package, but many things that I actually expected were not
installed, like kwin/twin, startkde/starttde, etc.
when trying to install trinity-twin, YaST shows the missing tdeaddons
dependency again, referring to trinity-desktop, not trinity-twin.
I select "break trinity-desktop-3.5.13.2-2.oss123.opt.noarch by
ignoring some of its dependencies" actually selects twin for
installation. I will see how far this will work. Most of the above
zero-sized files are not that important, but I definitely want to
have kicker.
Anyway, I think it'd be great if this would be fixed. No need to do
it today though :-)
Have a merry X-mas, best regards and thanks in advance,
Jagged