5 Feb
2015
5 Feb
'15
4:02 p.m.
On Thursday 05 February 2015 15:17:39 Gerhard Zintel wrote:
On Thursday 05 February 2015, Lisi Reisz wrote:
This is that **** Linux Mint installation. I can't launch KWrite
with the launcher (which is what I have done for years), so I tried
to install it, starting with search. Aptitude simply can't find
it. I'll look for it now I kniow where to look.
Lisi
I'm on Linux Mint as well; find the screen capture of my kwrite
program. I started it in a konsole launching (as you guess) kwrite
though.
Gerhard
Thanks, Gerhard. That's what I expected to get. There is obviously a problem
that is specific to this installation.
I have had it with this installation. As soon as I can have access for a
couple of days in case of problems (half an hour to install plus two days
frantic emailing while I try to get sound going ;-) ) I shall install Debian
and TDE and sail away into the sunset. (It is attached to our television and
is used a lot for old programmes etc..)
I am struggling so with this installation. I am not allowed to say that I
think it is horrid, but I do think that it is horrid!! It is just about
usable now I have replaced MATE with TDE, but I am currently struggling to
get a CLI, with X not running at all, in order to generate an Xorg.conf in
order.....
Don't let's go there! I am learning a lot, but I am too old. Old dogs and
new tricks. In future I shall stick with Debian and TDE for as long as they
will have me. ;-)
Lisi
What is KWrite called in TDE14? (From teh point of
view of
installing it.)
In R14 on Wheezy /opt/trinity/bin/kwrite is in package
kate-trinity.
It should be in every TDE installation because kate-trinity is
required by tdebase-trinity.