I've been checking out the amarok-3.5.13.2 package. What ever happened
with the MYSQL integration since the 3.5.13 release?
--and
I tried to compile an older version 1.4.10 . It errors out with a KDE
error ---- sounds like something else removed from KDE, or
my bad setup.
checking for KDE... configure: error:
I can't find the designer plugins. These are required and should
have been installed by kdelibs
root [ /sources/amarok-1.4.10/build ]#
Meanwhile, I know there was some releases in between 1.4 and 3.5.13.
I'll look for one of them.
Dave
On a new installation of Debian Wheezy with Trinity 3.5.13.2, taskbar
seems to be seeing double.Every open window has two "windows" in
taskbar. Since teh Desktop I am setting up has a fairly narrow panel
this rapidly becomes very confusing.
Has anyone any idea how I can persuade taskbar to go back to seeing
only one image per open window/application?
Thanks,
Lisi
Hello,
I use FreeNX to connect to a debian server with TDE.
I have some files in my home, not delete when the session stop :
$HOME/.nfs*
$HOME/.DCOP*
And sometimes i have some /tmp/.X* and /tmp/.X11-unix/X* not delete when i
deconnect.
Have you some informations about this ?
Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,
Jean
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Hi there.
I just successfully updated to 3.5.13.2 - go team!
As it turns outthe upgrade wasn't a complete upgrade due to missing
updated packages for Wheezy.
I used apt-get update && apt-get upgrade as root.
Here's what it said.
The following packages have been kept back:
amarok-engine-xine-trinity amarok-trinity kdeaddons-trinity
kdeedu-trinity kdemultimedia-trinity kig-trinity libarts1-xine-trinity
noatun-plugins-trinity
It seems that amarok-common-trinity isn't available in 3.5.13.2 yet.
Apologies in advance if you already know about this.
Regards,
Philip Ashmore
After hours and hours and hours since about 24 hours ago of futile attempts
to get 12.1/KDE 4.9.5 upgraded to 12.2/4.10.5, including finally a fresh
installation of 12.2, I finally just removed all traces of KDE4 and tried
'zypper -v in trinity-desktop', only to be stopped by $SUBJECT. :~(
Zypper se -s hal produces nada except as irrelevant substring. Zypper se -s
trinity lists 1127 packages. Apparently hal needs more appropriate mention on
http://www.trinitydesktop.org/wiki/bin/view/Documentation/OpenSUSEBinaryIns…
?
Why 12.2 and not something newer?:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39949
Also in 12.3 and 13.1 there's this:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=833253
Why not KDE 4.11?: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=320561
I guess it's back to KDE3. No missing deps installing it. It even runs. :-p
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greetings, one and all . . .
there is a setting someplace that i cannot find, and it is making me
crazy. well, crazier. everywhere i can, i have set firefox as my
default browser. but kmail won't listen. no matter what i do, when i
click on a link in an email message, here comes konqueror, which is a
great file manager and a terrible web browser. i very much hope that
this behavior is not hardcoded.
have set firefox as the default in the kde system settings through
kcontrol (and the other places, such as konqueror configuration,
where the same choice appears) and it seems to have taken --
everyplace except kmail, which is where it chiefly matters.
anyone know where i can change this?
thanks.
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I just tried to open Imagemagick in trinity and nothing happened. So I
edited the menu, found the executable and ran it in a terminal. This is
what it came back with:
:~$ display.im6
display.im6: color is not known to server `FOREGROUND': No such file or
directory @ error/xwindow.c/XGetPixelPacket/3064.
I switched to Mate desktop and Imagemagick ran as normal.. So it is a
trinity issue..
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Registered Linux User #367800 and new counter #561587
Binary install of 3.5.13.2 on Xubuntu Lucid 10.04
I'm having a problem writing to files with konquerorsu. It is started with
(kdesudo -c 'konqueror --profile filemanagement') then requests password,
then opens ok.
I can create directories ok in the filesystem so it's obviously running as
root, but I cannot save edited files, with kate, kwrite, and xfce's mousepad
complaining about a permissions issue.
I have no problems with konquerorsu on other distros by the way.
I also started xfce's thunar from a shell with sudo thunar (on the TDE), and
can save to files ok with that, so it's not some global problem about saving
to files.
Any suggestions as to how to resolve the problem?
Thanks.
Nigel.
There is a problem (bug) with the settings for icons, in that I cannot
set them. On my own computer they simply don't display, no matter
how many settings I tick in the behaviour setting. I rarely use
icons so this is a very minor problem.
But I am setting up an installation for a client who relies on icons.
He will be most upset to have the wrong ones.
I go through ticking and unticking the boxes for the various hardware
and files, click on "apply", and nothing changes, except that all the
settings return to the default. The icons I want to get rid of
remain and the ones that I want to show remain stubbornly invisible.
Has anyone any suggestions for what I can do about this?
Lisi
Greetings,
Having installed TDE successfully on my desktop, using
tde-3.5.13.2-ubuntu-12.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso, I have struck a problem
with my laptop.
Although I have previously installed many other GNU/Linux distros on it
the live disk installs happily but won't install to the hdd. The disk
was written on the laptop. When I select either the install icon or the
item in the menu the CDROM comes to life then stops. A puzzlement!
Is there is a command line I could use? Can anyone help me
finally escape KDE4 using the live disk please?
David
W. Devon