I would like to compile kde3 stuff for trinity, without compiling all of
trinity first.
so I tried to install kdelibs4-trinity-dev
but this fails:
Die folgenden NEUEN Pakete werden zusätzlich installiert:
comerr-dev{a} hspell{a} kdelibs4-trinity-dev{b} krb5-multidev{a} ...
.......
0 Pakete aktualisiert, 93 zusätzlich installiert, 0 werden entfernt und 0
nicht aktualisiert.
Muss 28,7 MB an Archiven herunterladen. Nach dem Entpacken werden 92,7 MB
zusätzlich belegt sein.
Die folgenden Pakete haben verletzte Abhängigkeiten:
kdelibs4-trinity-dev: Hängt ab von: gettext-kde, welches ein virtuelles
Paket ist.
libarts1-trinity-dev: Hängt ab von: libogg-dev-la, welches ein virtuelles
Paket ist.
Die folgenden Aktionen werden diese Abhängigkeiten auflösen:
Beibehalten der folgenden Pakete in ihrer aktuellen Version:
1) kdelibs4-trinity-dev [Nicht installiert]
2) libarts1-trinity-dev [Nicht installiert]
(which means something like 'keep kdelibs4-trinity-dev' although it is not
installed !)
reply Yes gives no result (nothing downloaded, nothing installed).
in addition, there is a dependency for kdelibs4-trinity-dev mentioned:
gettext-kde, which is not available.
what am I missing ?
werner
p.s. my setup is debian squeeze, trinity updated from 3.5.12 to 3.5.13
Hi all,
I have been following TDE development, howeverI don't like Ubuntu's
"way of life" and Debian Squeese lacked some drivers I need, so I've
been using Squeese based Mepis 11 for the last moths (Warren finaly
put together a usable KDE 4.x desktop).
With the release of TDE 3.5.13 I decided to look if I could install it
on Mepis. I followed the instructions for Squeese and actually
everything went smoothly, except that update-initramfs failed, so I
had to run it again with -t -u
The problem I'm trying to solve is this: after reboot, I was able to
choose TDE as environment for my session. However, I get a "Could not
start kdeinit. check your installation" message. When I click "OK",
TDE seems to load correctly, but kicker crashes on me very often, some
settings can't be done (e.g. I cant change the clock, clicking on
"configure clock" crashes kicker). I don't seem to find the TDE
settings, which I would expect to be linked to this error too.
Where should I look to try and understand *what* prevents kdeinit to
start? I'm not sure if this culd be a KDE 4 / TDE conflict. This is
not a production install, so I can try almost anything.
thanks for any suggestions,
Thierry
hello all,
I just want to announce that I have now succeeded in building most of my
favourite kde 3.5 applications which are not in the trinity repos, for
trinity 3.5.13 on debian squeeze, see
http://www.hoernerfranzracing.de/zip/trinity/index.html
if anyone is interested, feel free to check them out.
but keep in mind, that these are _not_ official trinity packages, nor
guaranteed to work as expected, though I can confirm *worksforme* :)
werner
p.s.: I'll also ask on the devel list if there is interest for any of these to
be incorporated in the official trinity applications tree
(in which case I will first have to learn how to build proper debian
packages...)
On Sat, Nov 12, 2011 at 11:40 PM, Timothy Pearson
<kb9vqf(a)pearsoncomputing.net> wrote:
> 3.3.8d for Debian Lenny and Debain Squeeze should be in the v3.5.13 archives:
>
> https://quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/~trinity/+archive/trinity-v3.5.13/+…
>
> Tim
Thanks, that did the trick: just installed libqt3-mt and everything
(seems to) works. I'll test this a little more before installing on my
production machine, I have some important things to do this week.
I downloaded all the other repository packages (libqt-compat-headers
and so). Should I install them as well?
Have a nice day,
Thierry
Unwisely, perhaps, I attempted an upgrade from within a running desktop.
I replaced my sources.list entries for TDE with:
# Trinity desktop
deb http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity-v3.5.13/debian
squeeze main
deb-src
http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity-v3.5.13/debian
squeeze main
deb
http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity-builddeps-v3.5.1…
squeeze main
deb-src
http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity-builddeps-v3.5.1…
squeeze main
aptitude update succeeded on the second attempt and then I ran aptitude
upgrade.
The first sign of trouble was that the window manager crashed as the update
was applied. I was left with only the running windows and no borders. The
only way to switch windows was to click in a different window, so I shut them
all down with CTRL-Q and then I selected "end current session from a
right-click menu. This dropped me straight back to a command line. All
attempts to restart X and KDM failed, so I rebooted to see if that made any
difference.
I was still stuck at the command line, so I reverted my sources.list and tried
to revert kdm. That failed with dependency issues, so I wiped all of trinity
3.5.13 and reinstalled 3.5.12, which restored my desktop to normal
functioning.
Neil Youngman
KMix seems to default to that, but seems to have no control over audio when
it does. If I select "HDA Intel", all is well.
What is PulseAudio and if I don't need it can I get rid of it?
Peter
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I am upgrading Debian Squeeze systems from TDE 3.5.12 to 3.5.13.
The upgrades seem to work fine omitting the following packages:
gcc-4.5-base 4.5.2-8ubuntu4 i386
libgcc1 1:4.5.2-8ubuntu4 i386
libgfortran3 4.5.2-8ubuntu4 i386
libgomp1 4.5.2-8ubuntu4 i386
libstdc++6 4.5.2-8ubuntu4 i386
I am loathe to install non-Debian versions of these packages in
case they cause problems with other Debian software, either now
or in future. Is there any reason why Trinity needs to replace
such critical packages?
Thanks,
--Mike Bird
I have a new install of Debian Squeeze & TDE 3.5.13, gave up on trying to upgrade
from 3.5.12 > 3.5.13.
I am having issues with LO, anyone else ?
I installed Libreoffice 3.3.4 deb packages from Libroffices's web site. LO
starts , I have the screen with the various components listed, selecting 'open
document' doesn't bring up a the open document dialog box. I can open one of the
apps, but no 'open doc dialog box' again.
Frustrating because everything works in TDE 3.5.12 & my Virtualbox instances.
--
Peace,
Greg
So, I keep checking the two most easily reachable mirrors (uidaho, and
mangafrance) and I notice they both have 64 bit binaries yet neither had
32 bit ones. :/ Yet I do see a folder labeled 'i386' I am wondering what's
taking so long with the 32 bit binaries? o.O
Kind of bothersome I moved to fedora the moment I saw it was available... lol
Hope that wasn't too rude to ask either...
