8 Mar
2019
8 Mar
'19
3:23 p.m.
On Friday 08 March 2019 09:15:16 William Morder wrote:
On Friday 08 March 2019 01:54:00 Gene Heskett wrote:
Well now, if kpdf is king, why isn't it in my menus under office? Or
anyplace else.
I'm updating a whole bunch now, including a re-install of kpdf-trinity,
but its fussing that its not authenticated. ?????
And I see I'll have to reboot as twm-trinity is in the list. For some
reason, logging out has done a hot reboot here for the last 2 years.
And thats 15 minutes just getting everything restarted correctly once I
log back in.
On Friday 08 March 2019 00:18:11 David C. Rankin
wrote:
KPDF is King!
!!!!!!!
On 03/01/2019 08:55 AM, Gene Heskett wrote:
And just one of the reasons I baled to TDE. :)
Greetings;
After this mornings update, which refreshed about 25% of tde, I
ran okular to check on the docs for something synaptic showed me
in a changelog from linuxcnc, and got this spew in the terminal
I ran okular from after I had rebooted:
gene@GO704:~$ okular
Gene,
Okular was the KDE4 replacement to kpdf that had a number of
bugs. It is the pdf viewer in KDE5 (Plasma) -- it has gotten
better there, but....
none of that explains how its failure is related to TDE? I suspect
you have installed okular and it has pulled in its KDE4/Plasma
dependencies and -- how now fallen flat on it face (a routine
problem with KDE4/Plasma). Additionally, it is based on Qt4/Frameworks in
the various
versions, so there shouldn't be a Qt conflict.
Changes in TDE should not affect okular and vice-versa (it would
be very strange if there was still a common library name being
used between the two -- and then your package manager should have
flagged it).
Also note:
kbuildsycoca4 running...
kbuildsycoca4(3570) KBuildSycoca::checkTimestamps: checking file
timestamps
kbuildsycoca4(3570) KBuildSycoca::checkTimestamps: timestamps
check ok kbuildsycoca4(3570) kdemain: Emitting
notifyDatabaseChanged ()
kbuildsycoca4 is the KDE4 (KDE Build System Config Cache)
And what do you call your equivalent to kbuildsycoca4?
I think you have a KDE4/Qt4 problem -- who would
have thought...
Nuke it!
But if you want a clean printout, okular is king. Telling evince to
fit to page runs stuff off the top and bottom of the page, on a
printer that claims to be borderless, but is perfect as a viewer. I
haven't used kpdf enough to reach a conclusion on that point, but
clicking on links within a document that point to another section of
that same document does not work, so I wind up using okular or
evince again, where IIRC it does, I think, thinker needs more
caffeine this time of the morning as it just short of 5 am here.
So to get this straight in my ancient head, which of the 3 is the
TDE preferred pdf utility?
In the list of pdf viewer/printers possible
Cheers, Gene Heskett Bill
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