New install, Wheezy:i386
three uers on the system, includes root. "/opt/trintity/" only gets
added to the PATH of one user. No mention of trinity stuff
in "~.bashrc, ~.profile, /etc/profile, /etc/bash.bashrc".
I know how to change the PATH using the above files, want to know how
TDE does it, or fails to, on install.
TIA
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Peace,
Greg
Hi,
I just did a small modification to the TDEUI theme at home.
In the pictures, you can see that the only change is that now there is a gradient in the background of the text between the TDE logo and the text box in the middle.
This modification can be seen in the Control Center or when Konqueror is opened as a web browser.
You can download the modification:
-The kdeui_mod.zip
-At this URL: http://www.filefactory.com/file/2uepu44mm8c3/n/kdeui_mod_zip
The folder in the archive should replace the /opt/trinity/share/apps/kdeui/about folder
This minor modification could be part of TDE one day, if someone is interested in it.
Tell me what you think!
Thanks!
-Alexandre
Hello,
I've just built TDE 3.5.13.2 for Fedora 19.
This is an entire build, all packages are there, for both i686 and x86_64.
There are LiveCD too.
Tim, can you please add the "f19" subfolder to the mirror system ?
Until synchronization on official mirrors is complete, you can get the
ISO here:
http://trinity.mangafrance.com/f19/ISO/
Thanks
Francois
problems with k3b and depends.
"the following packages have unmet dependencies:
k3b-trinity : Depends: k3b-data-trinity (=
4:14.0.0-r154-0debian7.0.0+pr11) but 4:14.0.0-r153-0debian8.0.0+pr11 is
to be installed..'
Also libflac++6 v 1.3.0 is a Debian testing version.
" dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of libk3b3-trinity:
libk3b3-trinity depends on libflac++6 (>= 1.3.0); however:
Version of libflac++6:amd64 on system is 1.2.1-6.
libk3b3-trinity depends on libflac8 (>= 1.3.0); however:
Version of libflac8:amd64 on system is 1.2.1-6."
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Peace,
Greg
On Thursday 08 August 2013 15:35:03 Nick Leverton wrote:
> The settings that affect this are in Control Centre / KDE Components /
> File Manager. There is a tab titled "Previews and Meta-Data" which has a
> setting for the maximum filesize that will have a preview generated when
> browsing in icon mode, and another denoting whether to use an image's
> embedded thumbnail (if any). You can also select which access protocols
> will use previews, so that you don't accidentally preview large files
> over a network.
Thank you for the help, but as I had written I did check these. Maximum file
size is set at 100MB and the pictures are under 6MB each (compressed). They
are stored localy, and other software can show them and create thumbnails.
kview and Gwenview don't seem to be able to display the pictures. Only Xfce's
ristretto image viewer does the job.
Thierry
Where has it gone? I found it incredibly useful.
It seems to have disappeared in Konqueror 3.5.10 Trinity 3.5.13.2
cheers
anthony
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Hi everyone,
Here is a KNOPPIX 3.8 (circa 2005) livecd with KDE 3.3.2 that I wanted to post here, just for fun.
It is possibly my first linux cd I had at home.
Here is the link:
http://www.filefactory.com/file/5qzedtzxfte3/knoppix.iso
It might not work correctly on your PC, so consider using a VM if you want to try it.
Enjoy!
-Alexandre
Hello Trinity Users:
I am now running Debian-7 (Wheezy) with Trinity Desktop Environment (TDE)
3.5.13.2. It is great to have preserved this stable and familiar desktop.
Thank you to all the developers for maintaining and improving TDE.
With Wheezy, the default audio system becomes pulseaudio. Kmix-trinity
does not provide the details of the sound card settings through
pulseaudio. I found an alternate package, pavucontrol, which does a fair
job of providing the functionality I need. However, I miss the clean look
and feel of kmix.
Is there an alternate package that you could recommend to configure my
sound under TDE for pulseaudio ? Or alternately, is there a simple way to
switch back to alsa as the basis for the sound, and drop pulseaudio ?
Thanks
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James D. Freels, Ph.D.
freelsjd(a)gmail.com