Hello,
Since I migrated on Debian-12 Bookworm, when I click on all icons,
I have again this message :
"impossible to communicate with DCOPserver"
I can only leave the session, and after some minutes,
this message again and so on...
Thanks for a solution, Cheers
André
Hello,
Since I migrated on Debian-12 Bookworm, when I click on all icons,
I have again this message :
"impossible to communicate with DCOPserver"
I can only leave the session, and after some minutes,
this message again and so on...
Thanks for a solution, Cheers
André
Hello,
On my laptop on debian-11 bullseye, suddenly, I cannot boot Trinity.
I decided to reinstall by this command :
apt install tdebase-trinity --reinstall
I receive this message :
"Packages contain dependencies not satisfied,
ksplash-trinity depends of tdebase-data-trinity <4.14.1.1 but
4.14.1.1~pre32-0debian11.0.0+2 must be installed.
Impossible to correct the problems, defectuous packages are in mode keep in
state".
So, Im completely disappointed and lost, what to do ?
Thanks, cheers.
André
Hi,
I'm trying out a home-made dark theme, and almost everything is working
nicely, but the Fonts in the session tabs in Konsole are coming out black on
dark grey (see the attached snapshot), making them very hard to read.
Which of the colours in the Widget Colour pane of Appearance & Themes =>
Colors is associated with that part of Konsole?
Leslie
Hello all,
Here in 14.1.1 (development) wordwrap does not work in kedit (neither soft
nor "at a specified column").
The length set is written in keditrc but not used.
Thierry
Well, it turns out that my problem had nothing to do with Trinity (which is
what I was assuming); there were bits of an older release of OpenOffice
lurking in my system. I removed them and reinstalled OO, and it's working
now.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Leslie
On 2023-07-19 13:51:07 deloptes via tde-devels wrote:
> J Leslie Turriff via tde-devels wrote:
> > I'm forwarding this from the Users list as Mike suggested. It's a
> > side-issue to my attempt to debug an OpenOffice problem, but it would be
> > nice to know why some TDE components try to write to
> > /etc/tqt3/tqt_plugins_3.5rc.tmp, which of course is not writable by
> > non-root accounts?
>
> I have seen this file also in my local logs, but it is harmless. I guess it
> is from some plugin - the default setting.
>
> However this has nothing to do with the OOO issue Mike has.
> I suggested that Mike removes the gtk2-tqt-engine as it was causing
> problems, but he did not follow on that.
>
> BR
At some point in the last year, kate started behaving differently here: when
it opens a file for editing, there is now an extra column to the left of the
contents of the file; the extra column shows the name of the file being
edited. I can remove this extra column by hitting the word "Documents" which
appears (rendered vertically) at the extreme left of the kate window.
But I do get fed up of having to do this every single time I open a file for
editing in kate.
So how do I configure kate so that this additional column with the name of the
file being edited no longer appears when kate opens a file for editing?
(I looked at the kate configuration file, but nothing obvious struck me;
searching the Internet also didn't produce anything useful that addresses
this, but it's perfectly possible that I wasn't using a very good search string.)
Doc
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Web: http://enginehousebooks.com/drevans
The konqueror servicemenus are used to provide a custom action when right-clicking a file on the desktop or in konqueror. In kde3 I would put the .desktop files I have in $HOME/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus and they just work. In trinity, the correct place for these files seems to be $HOME/.trinity/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus. However, putting anything in there does not give me the corresponding actions when right-clicking a file that matches the correct mime-type.
I also see a similar directory under /opt/trinity/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus with lots of preconfigured actions. One of them I get to see when I right-click on a text-file, which is "Edit as root". So the servicemenus mechanism seems to be working, just not for my own .desktop files... What am I missing here?
I'm using trinity 14.1.0 on a devuan 4 install without any other desktop environment.
If you right click the Title bar of a TDE app (KMail) you get an ability to
view the app on all the desktops or a single desktops (To Desktop).
If you have 3 Desktops, is there any way to view the app on only 2 of the
Desktops?
If not, how much effort for our wonderful Dev's would this take? (If it's
easy I'll go add it as an enhancement request, if it's a complete pita, it's
not worth it.)
Thanks,
Michael
Hello,
I have choosen FR-language in first and number two US-language.
An icon FR is present down right.
Many times, suddenly, the icon becomes US and the keyboard is QWERTY.
Is it a bug or how to stop this change ?
Thanks, Cheers.
André
