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LO scalc fonts in Menu entries are very small
by Uwe Brauer 27 Mar '26

27 Mar '26

Hi all I am using a X1 Thinkpad with 14 inch screen, LO installed in Ubuntu 24.04 or LO 25 installed directly from the libreoffice website faces the same problems. The fonts in the menu entries and the formula bar for scalc are very small! I cannot find a way to enhance these fonts. When I try out the TDE Settings in Appearance-->Fonts There are a couple of options, general, fixed with, Toolbar Menu Window title Taskbar and Desktop, I set all to 12 but the LO menu fonts are still small. Any ideas what to do and who is the culprit here. Regards Uwe Brauer

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Re. LO scalc fonts in Menu entries are very small
by dep 26 Mar '26

26 Mar '26

Have you at various times run OO and LO on the same machine? I did this once a few years ago and got the slowdown you describe. I don't remember how I purged the machine of both, but I remember it wasn't easy. In any case, one leaves behind enough of itself that it really screws up the other. dep Pictures: http://www.ipernity.com/doc/depscribe/album Column: https://ofb.biz/author/dep/

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Trinity upgrade issue
by dep 25 Mar '26

25 Mar '26

Every week or two I do the general "apt uptate" and "apt upgrade" thing, but for some reason now I'm getting this, and can't figure out why most of TDE is being held back (Running 14.1.6-(Development) atop Debian Trixie: dep@dep-desktop:~$ sudo apt upgrade Upgrading: brave-browser libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 tdebase-data-trinity firefox proton-vpn-gtk-app tdebase-runtime-data-common-trinity libjavascriptcoregtk-4.1-0 python3-proton-vpn-api-core Not upgrading: basket-kontact-integration-trinity konqueror-nsplugins-trinity libkipi0-trinity basket-trinity konqueror-trinity libkonq4-trinity chalk-trinity konsole-trinity libkscan1-trinity kamera-trinity kooka-trinity librss1-trinity kappfinder-trinity kpager-trinity libtqt3-integration-trinity kate-trinity kpdf-trinity polkit-agent-tde kcontrol-trinity kpersonalizer-trinity tdebase-tdeio-plugins-trinity kdesktop-trinity ksmserver-trinity tdebase-tdeio-smb-trinity kdict-trinity ksnapshot-trinity tdebase-trinity kexi-trinity ksplash-trinity tdebase-trinity-bin kfind-trinity kspread-trinity tdelibs14-trinity kghostview-trinity ksvg-trinity tdepasswd-trinity khelpcenter-trinity ksysguard-trinity tdepim-tdeio-plugins-trinity kicker-trinity ksysguardd-trinity tdepim-tderesources-trinity kipi-plugins-trinity ktip-trinity tdeprint-trinity klipper-trinity kview-trinity tdm-trinity kmenuedit-trinity kword-trinity twin-trinity knewsticker-trinity libkdcraw3-trinity koffice-libs-trinity libkexiv2-3-trinity Summary: Upgrading: 8, Installing: 0, Removing: 0, Not Upgrading: 55 Download size: 268 MB Space needed: 3,337 kB / 89.9 GB available Continue? [Y/n] -- dep Pictures: http://www.ipernity.com/doc/depscribe/album Column: https://ofb.biz/author/dep/

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An extremely disappointing wallpaper...
by Wirlaburla 11 Mar '26

11 Mar '26

Hi folks. I was reading the release notes for R14.1.5 before I started a system upgrade and noticed there was a new wallpaper added to tdeartwork. At first, I liked it, but then I took a closer look and was extremely disappointed. Do we not have any quality control for TDE artwork? I'm certainly not the only one who noticed how bad this looks. I have no issue with using AI for artwork, but this is embarassing. There was very clearly no attempt to polish or improve this at all. How did this make it in? Surely we can do better than this, no? Thanks, Nick

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tdeio_uiserver
by Mike Bird 09 Mar '26

09 Mar '26

Can anyone give me some clues about tdeio_uiserver? It appears to be a process forked but not execed from tdeinit. I've looked at what I presume is the source but there's nothing obvious to me that would use any significant amount of RAM: https://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/tdelibs/tree/tdeio/misc/uiserver.cpp The process seems to be growing without limit in TDE 14.1.5. I had not noticed such behavior in previous versions of TDE but I do use TDE very heavily and my workload changes over time. My firefox is also very large but I can restart that to get back some RAM. Restarting firefox does not reduce the size of tdeio_uiserver. Is there a signal I can send to tdeio_uiserver to tell it to downsize? I could of course reboot, or logout and login, but that costs me about twenty minutes including putting dozens of firefox windows back where they're supposed to be. Thanks, --Mike Attached: Screenshot of "top" sorted by "RES" column.

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Looking for adressbook snycing
by Thierry de Coulon 08 Mar '26

08 Mar '26

Hi all, I'm currently trying to "degooglize", in particular as Google is turning Android to another closed system (no more side-loading). I've had my "contacts" (no that many) over the years on Google mail/contact because it was so easy. Now I'm trying to find a replacement that would let me manage them on the desktop and use them on the phone. Most suggested solution use webdav, but software syncing with webdav are usually thunderbird or KAdressBook (from KDE). TDE's KAdressBook does not seem to offer that. Anyone can suggest a - simple - solution? Thierry

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[TW] Trinity Help Center Could Not Start Process Unable to Create IO-Slave
by Felix Miata 08 Mar '26

08 Mar '26

I did a fresh Tumbleweed 20260304 installation 2 days ago, then added TDE. Starting session opened Trinity help center with subject error window reporting: X 'tdelauncher said: Unknown protocol".' Help Center window opened, but the right side pane was empty. I didn't close the Help Center, and this failure repeated anew on every session start until I did close the popup and the Help Center window before opening the Help Center anew. -- Evolution as taught in public schools is, like religion, based on faith, not based on science. Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409 ** a11y rocks! Felix Miata

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A mail expert here?
by dep 12 Feb '26

12 Feb '26

I've been using KMail since I gave up XFMail in 1998. No particular problems, until . . . I've been using ProtonMail since 2018. There is a utility called ProtonMail Bridge that runs on the local machine and unencrypts the mail so that a standard client can be used. It has behaved especially flakily in the last year or so. I raised the issue with the Proton people, who said that it works fine with Thunderbird. Which it might. I don't know and am disinclined to find out. To use the bridge, one sets the mail client -- KMail -- to point to 127.0.0.1 and port 1143. Everything else is as though pointing to an ordinary mail server. It uses imap. I store mail in maildir format. It sends and receives mostly just fine, with a few exceptions. The first is that it frequently, though not always, lists the same message twice in my KMail inbox, with the first listing being blank and undeletable. It shows as unread. The second listing is normal in every respect. The second KMail oddity is that if I use the "mark all messages as read" option in the inbox, it marks all those messages as *unread* on my tablet and phone, which are using he native ProtonMail Android app (under GrapheneOS, no bridge required). Likewise, if I have read a message on, say, the tablet and then read the same message in KMail, it becomes unread again on the tablet. All of this us over ProtonVPN as well. So I'm trying to find out what Thunderbird does that KMail doesn't, or what KMail does that Thunderbird doesn't, and how I can set up KMail so that its behavior emulates that of Thunderbird. Any expert on mail protocols here? Thanks in advance. -- dep Pictures: http://www.ipernity.com/doc/depscribe/album Column: https://ofb.biz/author/dep/

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Trinity thinks my phone is a camera, won't allow data file transfers.
by J Leslie Turriff 06 Feb '26

06 Feb '26

I want to copy some files from my computer to my Samsung phone. I can connect them together, and a Konqueror window opens showing the phone's storage (attachment 1), but when I try to copy a file to it, I get a message, "Writing to camera is not supported." (attachment 2). The phone has two settings for file transfers: 1) "Transfer media files to a computer via an MTP connection." 2) "Transfer images and other files via a PTP connection if MTP is not supported." Using either connection method produces the same result. Is there a way to tell Trinity that it's a phone, not a camera? Leslie

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Suggestions for a tiny screen
by Thierry de Coulon 05 Feb '26

05 Feb '26

My eyes are no more what they were, however I've always likes the idea to run Linux on a tiny thing (got some Sharp Zaurus) and I've purchased a (second hand) GPD Pocket (I thing I got the idea from a post on this list). OK, so I've installed my favourite MX-Linux (and TDE) on it. However, the 1200x1920 screen has very tiny pixels and the setup is quite uneasy (with magnifying glass sometime), so before I poke everywhere to try, maybe someone here âlready went through sometiing like that and could suggest settings that work. I notices that TCC lists the sceen as "Philips PHL 273V7" but Internet search suggests it's a 27" monitor.... I would: Scaling? Can we do that in TDE? And this machine won't stand KDE (neither would I). xfce did a little better, not much. Change the screen size? I'd like to try something like 600x960 but nothing such is offered by TCC Thierry

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