28 Dec
2014
28 Dec
'14
7:30 p.m.
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On Sun, 28 Dec 2014, Michele Calgaro wrote:
That sounds like one of the GTK engines might be causing problems. When
you run evince under TDE from a terminal what does it spew?
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On 2014/12/28 06:19 PM, Felmon Davis wrote:
It means you are using the packages from the development branch, I
suspect Slavek's repository.
One way is to switch to the official TDE R14.0.0 packages (you can find
instruction on the wiki), or if you are not going to upgrade that system
for a while, you can just stick with what you have. R14.0.1
(development) so far has a few fixes over R14.0.0 already commited, so
they wouldn't harm your installation.
Cheers
Michele
I think I'm asking the wrong question. to be sure, I don't know how I
got into the Development branch but the real issue is I'm having
trouble with several programs.
let me mention the issues; perhaps there's some general approach to
them. I'm reluctant to spin off more threads though; I've taken up
too much time as it is.
a) can't start evince except by exporting XAUTHORITY and running it as
root. (and I hate the interface!) b) cannot install okular without massive dependencies
or backpedalling
this or that systemd files or other bits of intestines.
IIRC okular will have many dependencies due to being a KDE application;
this is normal-ish?
c) can't install bluetooth utilities on the laptop
that has it.
Terminal output would be helpful here too. :-)
Tim
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