2 Apr
2023
2 Apr
'23
11:39 a.m.
On 2023/04/02 03:23 PM, Mike Bird via tde-users wrote:
On Sat April 1 2023 21:45:02 Mike Bird via tde-users
wrote:
Hi Mike,
thanks, I now understand.
If I run Trinity Control Center (main menu) -> Trinity Control Center (sub menu), then
select System Administration and
Date & Time from the tree, I see the module grayed out. After entering admin mode, the
module is no longer grayed out,
shows the red frame and I can change the time.
If I run Trinity Control Center (main menu) -> System Administration -> Date &
Time, I get asked for the root password
and upon inserting it, I get the working module BUT the red frame is missing. Do you get
the module at all?
Using the second method, I can also open Device Manager, although I am not sure why the
root password is required.
Using the first method, I can access the Device Manager without being ask for the root
password.
So it looks like there is something not quite right here. Worth a bug report :-)
Cheers
Michele
FWIW unprivileged Trinity Control Center /
Appearance and Themes /
Background works fine but privileged Trinity Control Center / System
Administration / Date & Time misbehaves as described above.
If I run /opt/trinity/bin/kcontrol from konsole then Date & Time
works fine in both user and admin modes.
If I run /opt/trinity/bin/tdecmshell tde-clock.desktop it also
works fine in both user and admin modes.
If I access Date & Time from Settings / Trinity Control Center
main part of the menu it works fine.
But when I access Date & Time from the Actions (see screen shot)
part of the menu it fails as previously described.
--Mike