I deleted the e-mails on this subject, so I could not reply directly to one.
I had a similiar issue where I was trying to print a PDF that was sized
for US Legal (8½ by 14 inches) on US Letter (8½ by 11 inches).
KPDF would not do this.
I am running Debian 10 and installed qpdfview,which shows up on the TDE
menu under Office as 'tabbed document viewer (qpdfview)'. When printing
with qpdfview, on the Print dialog, there is an icon labeled 'Options'.
Selecting this will display three tabs, one of them is 'Extended
Options'. This tab contains a checkbox 'Fit to page' and it successfully
shrunk it down to Letter size on the resulting printout.
I just discovered that Evince is also installed, on the same TDE Office
menu as 'Document Viewer'. Evince uses the system print dialog when
printing, which includes options to shrink or fit to page.
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Hi all!
Just in case anybody runs into the "libreoffice has no menubar"-problem: installing dbus-x11 will bring the menubar back.
An other thing that you might run ointo: libreoffice by default uses x11 fallback interface, which is exceptionally ugly. You have to install "libreoffice-gtk3" and set "SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gtk3" in .profile to get a reasonably usabe GUI. (libreoffice-qt5 breaks any kind of printing from libreoffice)
Nik
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Which package(s) provide this? I have one installation where they are missing.
Clearing caches didn't help. Which file(s) in ~/.trinity/share/config/ can be
deleted to affect only window decorations and whatever else might be causing this?
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Hi all!
I just ran into this problem: konqueror can open any file with a '#' in it - if the file is not on a dos partition. e.g.: "12345#hallo.txt" on a ext4 opens fine. The same file on a FAT32 does not open - konqeror tries to open a file "12345". "ls" on said FAT32 filesystem shows the correct name "12345#hallo.txt", so I suspect a konqueror problem.
Could somebody please test before I file a bug report?
Nik
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On 2021-03-15 17:44:26 deloptes wrote:
> Marvin Jones via tde-users wrote:
> > On Mon, 15 Mar 2021, J Leslie Turriff wrote:
> >
> > I read usenet and other newsservers with slrn:
> >
> >
> >
> > slrn -C- -n --nntp -h news.gmane.io -f News/.gmanenewsrc -i News/gmane.rc
> > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> >
> > The news groups for Trinty there
> > are
> > gmane.comp.desktop.trinity.devel
> > gmane.comp.desktop.trinity.user
>
> knode ! shame on you :)
Okay, I have gotten kNode connected to gmane and subscribed to the groups, but when I
select 'Get new articles' kNode churns for a while, but nothing appears in the message
window.
Never mind; it seems that when View => Filter => Remove spam is checked, nothing is
displayed.
Leslie
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TDE: R14.0.9
tde-config: 1.0
Unfortunately, I am still having issues with Thunderbird and Firefox,
where Thunderbird creates Blogs & News Feeds, instead of sending a link
for Firefox to open. But if Thunderbird mysteriously behaves as expected
and it sends the link to Firefox to open, Firefox will then display it's
not the default web browser, yet running a command to check the default
browser, shows it's Firefox. I have attached a screengrab of the two
windows.
Is there any harm in uninstalling Konqueror from TDE and using something
else as a file manager? The only other solution I see, would be to
uninstall both Firefox and Thunderbird and use Vivaldi and it's mail
client (after it's turned on) and use that from now on.
OS: Debian 10 stable
Thanks in advance.
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Hello all,
I use (a little) a program named "TV-Browser" that regularely has trouble
closing.
Now I see this: TV-Browser completely crashed on quit. So I fired KSysGuard
and killed it.
Now, there is no more TV-Browser in KSysGuard, but the program window is still
there (I can move it to another Desktop and get it out of the way) .
Anyone understand what's happening?
Thierry
I have figured out what to do to resolve the ICEauthority issue.
First make a directory called .xdgr in the home directory and give the
owner read, write and execute permissions. None to any other user.
in console
cd ~
mkdir .xdgr
chmod 0700 .xdgr
Second, tell the system that you want the XDG_RUNTIME_DIRECTORY to be in
that folder.
Add the following to /home/username/.profile
XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=~/.xdgr
My system is now back to normal and my applications are running great.
It took a long time to get there though.
James Leone
Hi all!
Yesterday I did a dist-upgrade. Today I'm greeted with an error message from konqueror when I connect a usb flash drive:
Unable to mount this device.
Technische Details:
org.freedesktop.UDisks2.Error.NotAuthorizedCanObtain: Not authorized to perform operation
Any idea where this comes from and what I can do to resolve that problem? Mounting/unmounting worked prior to the update.
nik
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