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Hello,
Wicd (Wireless Interface Connection Daemon),
is a very good graphic tool to connect to a WiFi,
with the quality of the signal (dbm), number of bars,
very pratical and easy to use...
Unfortunately, it is not implemented any more with
the last Linux distributions, as Debian Bullseye...
Is it possible for the Trinity community to create
a similar tool ?
Interfaces are : GTK et ncurses, and Python language,
and not sure, package from Gnome desktop.
Thanks, Cheers.
André
Morning,
I'm trying to install Trinity Desktop R14.0.11 on my Fedora 35 Workstation x86_64 computer but installation stops when trying to install either of the packages in Subject.
This is due to `trinity-konq-plugins`, a dependency of `trinity-tdeaddons` which then is a dependency of `trinity-desktop`, requiring `python2-exif`, which doesn't currently exist apparently.
I tried looking online but the only evidence I could find was the package's page on `pkgs.org`, citing it was in the f33 repo for Trinity (not there anymore).
I'm surprised this isn't mentioned anywhere I could see and I remember this being an issue on f34 also (for obvious reasons), so this is definitely not _that_ recent.
Can anyone help me on this?
Thanks
Hi all!
One of these GNOMEs just hit me with a club again: By unknown reason polkitd & udisksd do not start on system startup - and I don't find the reason why. I have to place in my rc.local:
/usr/libexec/polkitd &
/usr/libexec/udisks2/udisksd &
Then at least mounting/unmounting works. NetworkManager does not work - it complains about insufficient permissions. Now his system was not used for ~ 5 months and it did not show these problems prior to the update.
Anybody has a clue where to start? Oh, and it's devuan chimera.
Nik
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Does anyone else here use Pipewire with TDE?
I've never used Pipewire until just a few days ago, but I heard lots of good
things about it. On Linux, I have an audio issue that wasn't present with OSS
on FreeBSD (which makes me think it may be ALSA-related), where the sound
likes to "pop" randomly. It's especially annoying when listening to music or
playing games. I thought it may just be ALSA/Pulseaudio, but even with
Pipewire (which is supposed to harmonously combine all sound systems) I still
have the popping. I guess with TDE on top of the mix I have ALSA, Arts, and
Pulseaudio installed.
I am running Debian Sid and followed a guide on fixing the "pop" in Pipewire.
Most of the tweaks I tried are in pipewire-pulse.conf (setting pulse.min.freq
and pulse.default.freq to lower values) but none of them work. I'm just
curious if anyone else has had a similar experience and figured out how to
fix it.
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In addition to my previous question re startup sounds not sounding all
the time, I have a question regarding Bluetooth.
I am able to use the Bluetooth Manager to connect a pair of
headphones and can hear audio through BT, it sounds excellent. The one
thing I can't get working is the microphone that is built into BT
headphones. I know they are primarily designed for phone calls via a
smartphone, but is it possible to use the BT headphone microphone
through the PC, for example, if you were having an online
Zoom/Skype/Jitsi meeting? The local Linux group has been having virtual
meetings every month and although my Logitech headphones with
microphone boom (USB-connected) work perfectly, I would like to try
wireless/Bluetooth - if it's even possible. I attempted this with the
previous distro (Fedora) and was not successful.
Thanks again.
# /usr/local/ffe91/firefox -P ffe91 &
(firefox:1976): Gtk-ERROR **: 03:51:41.818: GTK+ 2.x symbols detected. Using GTK+
2.x and GTK+ 3 in the same process is not supported
ExceptionHandler::GenerateDump cloned child
ExceptionHandler::WaitForContinueSignal waiting for continue signal...
1982
ExceptionHandler::SendContinueSignalToChild sent continue signal to child
(crashreporter:1987): Gtk-ERROR **: 03:51:41.888: GTK+ 2.x symbols detected. Using
GTK+ 2.x and GTK+ 3 in the same process is not supported
[1]+ Trace/breakpoint trap /usr/local/ffe91/firefox -P ffe91
I'm sure I must have asked this long ago, but I don't remember if or when or any
details. What package needs to be added or removed to get Firefox to run?
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Felix Miata
Hi all,
I would like to thank for all your echo, echo, echo,... You are also who
helps the development go forward! Thanks to the development team, mirrors
and infrastructure managers, translators, and also users whose testing and
reporting issues is also an important part. It is great that we have such
a coherent community here.
Now, after the release of R14.0.11, we are going to open a window to work
on R14.0.12. There are already several pull-requests that are waiting to
merge. And also our translators do not stop translating, where the
translations will also be merged into the upcoming release.
If you used the Preliminary Stable Builds repository only temporarily, and
you prefer to stick on the official final release, it is now the best time
to switch to the official repository. The packages in both repositories
will be identical for some time, so it is smooth to change the apt source
if you want. Otherwise, we will be very happy if you help us in testing
the upcoming release.
Along with the release of R14.0.11, the building of packages for Debian 8.x
(Jessie) and Ubuntu 14.04.x (Trusty) will be stopped. So the upcoming
R14.0.12 will no longer be available for these distributions - the
packages will not be available in the PSB repository. If you are still
using one of these distributions, you should consider upgrading to a newer
version.
I intend to begin building R14.0.12 preliminary packages on November 7th.
Thank you for your support!
Cheers
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