Hi Slavec!
Anno domini 2020 Wed, 1 Jan 21:42:02 +0100
Slávek Banko scripsit:
On Wednesday 01 of January 2020 21:21:32 Dr. Nikolaus
Klepp wrote:
Hi Slavec!
Ok, I found one interesting thing: It looks like /opt/trinity/bin is
not in the current path on FreeBSD for TDE applications, while it is in
the path on linux. Now "kxdglauncher" cannot be executed, which results
all *.desktop files with "URL=$( kxdgdesktop ...)" to fail and this
causes TDE on FreeBSD to fail to open "system:/documents". To be
precise, these 2 file are affected:
/opt/trinity/share/apps/systemview/documents.desktop
/opt/trinity/share/apps/kdesktop/Desktop/My_Documents
So it might be a good idea to add /opt/trinity/bin to the path from
inside the TDE startup script.
Oh, I might add: I use bash on my user account on FreeBSD, too, not csh.
Nik
The starttde startup script should ensure that /opt/trinity/bin
and /opt/trinity/games are added to PATH.
Check your ~/.xsession-errors to make sure everything seems right there.
Found it! You are right, it is not a path-issue. It looks like a "$" is missing
in "/opt/trinity/share/apps/kdesktop/Desktop/My_Documents". The solution for
FreeBSD is simple as this:
- in "/opt/trinity/share/apps/kdesktop/Desktop/My_Documents" change the URL from
URL=$( kxdglauncher --getpath --xdgname DOCUMENTS )
to this (2x $$):
URL=$$( kxdglauncher --getpath --xdgname DOCUMENTS )
Now the desctop icon "My Documents" works as expected and so does
"konqueror system://documents" :)
Could you please test, if this works also for you?
BTW, a simillar error is present in linux. This happens on DEVUAN:
- open "konqueror system:/", click on "documents" --> "unknown
error 21929"
- open "konsole", enter "konqueror system:/documents" -->
"unknown error 21929"
- changing "kxdglauncher" to "/opt/trinity/bin/kxdglauncher" -->
"unknown error 21929"
- changing URL=$( kxdglauncher ...)" to "URL=$$( kxdglauncher...)" -->
"unknown error 21929"
I don't know how to fix that.
Nik
Cheers
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