I'm finding that LibreOffice has serious issues since I moved to Trinity.
Anything that requires a file chooser dialog, such as A File->Open or
Insert->Picture->From File brings up the crash handler. As I had no issues
with LibreOffice under KDE4, it seems likely that some interaction with
Trinity is causing the crashes.
I tried upgrading from 3.3.0 to 3.3.2, but the crashes have persisted.
Is anyone else experiencing this?
Neil Youngman
Hi,
in Control Center->KDE Components->Spell checking->Dictionary I can
select "Ispell default". What does that mean?
And there is also "unknown [default | ndeutsch | ngerman].
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Hi,
is there a way to tell Trinity to place pop up windows under the mouse
position? E. g. in KMail the password dialog.
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– Ein guter Anfang.
Hi,
I've recently upgraded to Ubuntu natty and would like to know if the trinity project is going to support natty as well.?
Actually, I'm working already with the maverick packages of Trinity and everything works find, except sftp connection in krusader and konqueror. When I try to connect via sftp I just get "Error encountered while talking to ssh". For the moment I use the KDE4 version of krusader whenever I need an sftp connection and use the trinity version for the rest.
Regards,
Stefan
Hi people,
I founded a solution about Trinity DE and bluetooth, at least to connect a
telephone and transfer files from/to.
As everyone know the kde bluetooth stack doesn''t work in our kde/trinity,
so, after a lot of attemps, I use with succes a workaround on Blueman with
konqueror. Here the steps:
1. install blueman: *apt-get install blueman*
2. start it from shell or reboot system or reboot trinity session
3. right-click on bluetooth (blueman) icon in the panel
4. select "Local Services.."
5. in the windows that is opened click "transfer" in the left menu and
after on "advanced"
6. now delete the existing command (nautilus --obex etc. etc.) and
replace with: *konqueror obex://[%d]/* (VERY IMPORTANT THE BRACKETS: *[ ]
*", without it doesn't work)
7. apply the modifications and close the windows
8. right-click on blueman icon in the panel and select "Browse files on
device..." choose the device and.. enjoy
I hope it will be useful for our community.
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Finally, more than 3 months after discovering Trinity, I've bitten the bullet.
I've nuked KDE4 and installed Trinity. My desktop now feels like it's mine
again.
The upgrade wasn't entirely smooth. It took a bit of effort to make sure KDE4
was completely wiped and a fair number of Gnome packages seemed to be
collateral damage in the Trinity installation. I don't think anything
important went.
After installing trinity, I no longer had a graphical login and startx gave me
Gnome desktop. I tried "dpkg-reconfigure kdm-trinity", which failed because
kdm-trinity wasn't installed! After installing kdm-trinity, the desktop looks
good and seems much more responsive than KDE4.
The only other glitches so far were kmail complaining about corrupt indexes
and not finding my incoming email settings. After the indexes were rebuilt
and I replaced the missing incoming account, it seems to be working well.
I haven't been using Trinity long enough to be entirely confident, but it's
looking nice and I'm sure I won't go back to KDE4.
Neil Youngman
Hello
On the Desktop the contents of ~/Desktop are no longer displayed. Instead, the
contents of my home directory (~) appear. How do I get the old condition
back?
I've reinstalled Trinity, but I'm not sure what I've done leading to this.
Bye
Anyone ever build trinity for a G3 IMAC,, I'd love to upgrade debian to squeeze,
but can't find a package for it.
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A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking.
I'm having an issue with my daughter's netbook that I just upgraded from
lenny to squeeze. The main problem is that it is 2100 miles away. In any
case, I did the upgrade according to the squeeze release notes.
When I did the upgrade, I changed the sources.list to point to squeeze,
including trinity.
However, it deinstalled kde-trinity, kdemultimedia-trinity and
kdewebdev-trinity. So after the upgrade, I tried to reinstall.
# apt-get install kde-trinity kdemultimedia-trinity kdewebdev-trinity
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
kdemultimedia-trinity : Depends: libarts1-xine-trinity (>=
4:3.5.12-0debian7+r1175295) but it is not going to be installed
kdewebdev-trinity : Depends: quanta-trinity (>= 4:3.5.12-0debian7+r1158456)
but it is not going to be installed
Depends: kommander-trinity (>=
4:3.5.12-0debian7+r1158456) but it is not going to be installed
E: Broken packages
What do I need to do to get this reinstalled?
Thanks,
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