To do software development, I'm setting up a separate account on my desktop machine (to
minimize distractions), but I'd like read-only access to some of the folders (e.g. this
mailing list) in my primary mail account. From what I've read, normally that would
entail forwarding the mail through a mail system via another mail account; but since both
users are on the same machine, can I just share the physical mail folders via symbolic
links?
Leslie
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After upgrading, this has once again shown its ugly head.
On 2018-06-10 21:43:36 Michele Calgaro wrote:
> On 2018/06/10 04:40 AM, Nick Koretsky wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > I am on preliminary stable builds on debian stretch. After the last
> > update i am getting an r14-xdg-update error 9 on login. It complains
> > about permissions and tells to look at
> > r14-xdg-update-validation-test9.txt. There is one line in here
> > <Filename>kde-kchmviewer.desktop</Filename> No such file exist anywhere.
> > What i am supposed to do with this?
>
> In $HOME/.config/menus/applications-tdemenuedit.menu, there should be an
> entry like "<Filename>kde-kchmviewer", which is triggering that error. Why
> is there is not possible to say, there has been no change lately to justify
> such an error. Cheers
> Michele
I still don't understand what the entries in .config/menus/applications-tdemenuedit.menu
relate to, and why they cause this problem. Should I just blindly remove all entries
that begin with 'kde-'? (Not the ones that begin with 'tde-kde-', presumably.) Do they
have something to do with the .desktop files that appear in ~/Desktop/?
This thing is a frustrating nuisance because there's effectively NOTHING beyond a few
cryptic entries in Release Notes and the pop-up messages (which can't be copied, and
don't seem to be saved anywhere. (Why is that?) if there is any documentation concerning
this, I can't find it in the Wiki (beyond "Upgrading from KDE3 or from TDE 3.5.x to
R14.0.x" in "Tips and Tricks", which seems to be pertinent but says nothing about
recovering from errors), nor in the Documentation section. It seems to me that there
needs to be some real documentation about recovering from this situation, written by
someone who understands in detail what this stuff is trying to do.
Leslie
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When a new instance of the desktop is started, there are several ways to run scripts or
applications automagically, e.g. files in ~/autostart. Is there some way to run scripts
when the desktop is being closed?
Leslie
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Somehow the password for gitea in my password database has gotten out of sync with the
gitea password. I used the "Forgot your password?" link, using this email address, to
get a refresh token (twice now), but I never receive an email. Any suggestions?
Leslie
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Hello all,
I've got a little problem. At work they recently changed their email system
for Office365. I did manage to setup an imap account in kmail, and this
account works, BUT:
When I get a message there, I get no notification. While all other accounts
get their messages in Inbox, or the relevent directory indicated there is
mail, the imap account shows nothing, so if I don't think to look I may miss
important messages.
I had found a workaround by setting up Thunderbird on a raspberry pi.
Thunderbird autoconfigures for this account (of course at work they did not
give me the informations to connect, as we are supposed to be using MacOS or
Windows with application that don't require these) and I forwarded the
messages to my regular mail account. However Thunderbird is a nightmare when
it comes to changing the password, and the work password must be changed
every month... so for the time being Thunderbird no more forwards anything.
I'll take a look at Evolution for the pi, but it would actually be easier if I
could just get informed that a mail arrived on the imap account.
Am I missing some setup, or is it normal that imap doesn't give any feedback
(I normaly use pop for my accounts).
Thierry
Thunderbird 78.10.1 was released almost two weeks ago and Debian has not
updated the package as of last night. The other day, I installed Snap
(via the Debian 'snapd' package) to try to install the Thunderbird
package via Snap.
Although the Snap Thunderbird package appeared to install (no errors
were displayed during installation), it was not on any of the TDE menus
afterward.
Is there a trick to having packages installed through Snap to display on
the appropriate TDE menu?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi it seems TDE would freeze whenever I try to change the icon of some
app. Attached is a picture describing the issue. Is this a known bug?
what can I do to fix it?
Thanks,
Good afternoon from Spain,
I have checked Kaffeine, Noatun, Kaboodle, Codeine and KMplayer as video
players for Matroska contained Theora videos. In Kaffeine and KMplayer I got
the audio playing but in any of them the full video was supported.
I wanted to know if there was some support being worked in format support in
any of the video players and which was the most promisings.
As a workaround, I changed the container of the videos to OGV using ffmpeg
built-in "copy codec" which got the video working at least in Kaffeine
(KMplayer has some issues changing the size of the window and only a part of
the video is showed).
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Good Day Everyone,
I want to change a hotkey combination ( Win + T ) that I have been using
for a specific konsole session.
When I assign that combination to another program via kmenuedit, it
gets "assigned" but when hit, only the previously assigned konsole
session gets started.
I remember that kmenuedit used to issue a warning when one tried to use
a hotkey combination which had already been assigned, but reassigns it
anyway when told to do so (click OK). That didn't happen now when I
assigned the hotkey combination that has been in use to start that
konsole session to another application.
Now, I can't seem to remember how and where I configured TDE to use the
above-mentioned key-combo (Win+T) to that specific konsole session.
I can't find that key-combo in kmenuedit either anymore.
Has anybody an idea or hint how/where hotkey combos für konsole sessions
could also be configured?
Any thoughts appreciated, thanks.
Kind regards, Stefan
