Le 17/08/2012 23:29, Tim Williams a écrit :
On 02/08/2012 19:34, Francois Andriot>wrote:
Hello,
after the Mageia 2 build, here are the Mandriva 2011.0 packages for
TDE 3.5.13
(I've built up to tdebase for now).
Note: you should remove any previous packages
from other
repositories, in case you already had (I've already seen some
attempts
to build TDE on Mandriva 2011 in the mailing list).
That was probably me, my packages are still available if anybody wants them. The core
stuff in my packages works OK, but I had a lot of trouble with the extras failing for
various reasons and I've not had enough time to look at this for several months.
However, I've now had a quick look at Francois's packages, which are are definite
improvement on my own efforts. I have had the following problems though (using the X86_64
build) :
1 - I have had a lot of trouble getting the TDE option to appear on the login managers
session menu. As far as I can tell this is because the /etc/X11/dm/Sessions/45TDE.desktop
file isn't being reliably generated/installed. Do the files in /etc/X11/dm/Sessions/
get generated after installation nothing in this folder appears to exist in any of the RPM
packages? I ended up writing my own 45TDE.desktop file to fix this so that I could log
in.
2 - Konsole doesn't get added to the menu after installation.
3 - Most of the applets on the panel failed to load when logging in as a user an existing
.trinity directory (a clean user was OK). This was easily solved by manually adding them
again though.
4 - A number of the menus on the K menu were empty after the upgrade, when looking at
them in kmenuedit, these menus had been given a "KDE3" submenu, which was also
empty. Deleting this KDE submenu and saving would then cause the original menu entries to
magically re-appear. Odd...
Tim W
Hello, about the session stuff, it is handled by a specific script in
Mageia/Mandriva.
See:
https://wiki.mageia.org/en/How_to_add_a_new_Window_Manager_or_Display_Manag…
It seems to work on my test virtual machines.
About the menu entries, I think this is due to having an existing
.trinity directory.
Maybe a clean new user would have less problem. At least, on my quick
testing, I did not notice menu problem on a new user.
Francois