Hello everyone! It's my first time using a mailing list. Anyways. I am trying to install Trinity into my desktop computer, but I seem to have a bit of a conflict issue, since I run KDE 4 on it too, and don't want to uninstall this one. I am trying to install using the kubuntu-desktop-trinity, but this package wants me to remove certain components from KDE 4, and even *Sudo*.
The packages are these:
*sudo kdelibs kdelibs-data kdelibs4c2a*
Like I mentioned, I run KDE 4, GNOME 3 and of course Unity, and *do not* want to remove any of these. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Am Dienstag, 6. Dezember 2011 schrieb "Alejandro Téllez C.":
Hello everyone! It's my first time using a mailing list. Anyways. I am trying to install Trinity into my desktop computer, but I seem to have a bit of a conflict issue, since I run KDE 4 on it too, and don't want to uninstall this one. I am trying to install using the kubuntu-desktop-trinity, but this package wants me to remove certain components from KDE 4, and even *Sudo*.
The packages are these:
*sudo kdelibs kdelibs-data kdelibs4c2a*
Like I mentioned, I run KDE 4, GNOME 3 and of course Unity, and *do not* want to remove any of these. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
It brakes down to this: TDE does not work with any KDE4 stuff installed.
nik
Am Dienstag, 6. Dezember 2011 schrieb "Alejandro Téllez C.":
Hello everyone! It's my first time using a mailing list. Anyways. I am trying to install Trinity into my desktop computer, but I seem to have a bit of a conflict issue, since I run KDE 4 on it too, and don't want to uninstall this one. I am trying to install using the kubuntu-desktop-trinity, but this package wants me to remove certain components from KDE 4, and even *Sudo*.
The packages are these:
*sudo kdelibs kdelibs-data kdelibs4c2a*
Like I mentioned, I run KDE 4, GNOME 3 and of course Unity, and *do not* want to remove any of these. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
It brakes down to this: TDE does not work with any KDE4 stuff installed.
nik
Well, according to many people, it should install alongside KDE4 without problems. So I don't see why it shouldn't work...
Am Dienstag, 6. Dezember 2011 schrieb "Alejandro Téllez C.":
Hello everyone! It's my first time using a mailing list. Anyways. I am trying to install Trinity into my desktop computer, but I seem to have a bit of a conflict issue, since I run KDE 4 on it too, and don't want to uninstall this one. I am trying to install using the kubuntu-desktop-trinity, but this package wants me to remove certain components from KDE 4, and even *Sudo*.
The packages are these:
*sudo kdelibs kdelibs-data kdelibs4c2a*
Like I mentioned, I run KDE 4, GNOME 3 and of course Unity, and *do not* want to remove any of these. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
It brakes down to this: TDE does not work with any KDE4 stuff installed.
nik
Actually it should work, it just may not work 100% correctly in all cases.
What you are running into is a desktop metapackage that conflicts with KDE4. You would have to install the TDE modules that you are interested in manually--usually this boils down to kdesktop-trinity, ksmserver-trinity, and any TDE applications that you might want to run.
Tim
El 06/12/11 02:10, Timothy Pearson escribió:
Am Dienstag, 6. Dezember 2011 schrieb "Alejandro Téllez C.":
Hello everyone! It's my first time using a mailing list. Anyways. I am trying to install Trinity into my desktop computer, but I seem to have a bit of a conflict issue, since I run KDE 4 on it too, and don't want to uninstall this one. I am trying to install using the kubuntu-desktop-trinity, but this package wants me to remove certain components from KDE 4, and even *Sudo*.
The packages are these:
*sudo kdelibs kdelibs-data kdelibs4c2a*
Like I mentioned, I run KDE 4, GNOME 3 and of course Unity, and *do not* want to remove any of these. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
It brakes down to this: TDE does not work with any KDE4 stuff installed.
nik
Actually it should work, it just may not work 100% correctly in all cases.
What you are running into is a desktop metapackage that conflicts with KDE4. You would have to install the TDE modules that you are interested in manually--usually this boils down to kdesktop-trinity, ksmserver-trinity, and any TDE applications that you might want to run.
Tim
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Well, might be something. Sudo does not appear anymore on the "To be uninstalled" list, but the kdelibs package still appear when I mark the '*kdesktop-trinity*' or '*ksmserver-trinity*' packages.
Le 06/12/2011 10:42, "Alejandro Téllez C." a écrit :
Well, might be something. Sudo does not appear anymore on the "To be uninstalled" list, but the kdelibs package still appear when I mark the '*kdesktop-trinity*' or '*ksmserver-trinity*' packages.
kdelibs kdelibs-data kdelibs4c2a*
In fact, these are KDE3 libraries (not KDE4). They will be replaced by trinity's versions. Nothing to fear here...
You can see this with: $ apt-cache policy kdelibs* $ apt-cache policy kdelibs-data* $ apt-cache policy kdelibs4c2a*
4:3.5.10 versions will be replaced with trinity's 4:3.5.13 versions. (kdelibs-trinity, kdelibs-data-trinity & kdelibs4c2a-trinity)
El 06/12/11 12:49, Laurent Dard escribió:
Le 06/12/2011 10:42, "Alejandro Téllez C." a écrit :
Well, might be something. Sudo does not appear anymore on the "To be uninstalled" list, but the kdelibs package still appear when I mark the '*kdesktop-trinity*' or '*ksmserver-trinity*' packages.
kdelibs kdelibs-data kdelibs4c2a*
In fact, these are KDE3 libraries (not KDE4). They will be replaced by trinity's versions. Nothing to fear here...
You can see this with: $ apt-cache policy kdelibs* $ apt-cache policy kdelibs-data* $ apt-cache policy kdelibs4c2a*
4:3.5.10 versions will be replaced with trinity's 4:3.5.13 versions. (kdelibs-trinity, kdelibs-data-trinity& kdelibs4c2a-trinity)
Oh, thanks a lot for the info. I removed them and installed the ones from Trinity, Both KDE and TDE seem to have no conflict at all. However I have a new problem in TDE. Upon trying to open the menu, on Preferences and System tools sections, the panel crashes. Upon the first crash the panel restarts, but if it crashes again I have to restart my session. Also, the KMix program always starts even if I uncheck/untick the Autostart option.
Le 07/12/2011 01:00, "Alejandro Téllez C." a écrit :
El 06/12/11 12:49, Laurent Dard escribió:
4:3.5.10 versions will be replaced with trinity's 4:3.5.13 versions. (kdelibs-trinity, kdelibs-data-trinity& kdelibs4c2a-trinity)
Oh, thanks a lot for the info. I removed them and installed the ones from Trinity, Both KDE and TDE seem to have no conflict at all. However I have a new problem in TDE. Upon trying to open the menu, on Preferences and System tools sections, the panel crashes. Upon the first crash the panel restarts, but if it crashes again I have to restart my session.
It's a bug in libart_lgpl.
See: http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=554
If you can't wait for trinity 3.5.14 there's a temporary solution: # get dependencies: sudo apt-get build-dep libart-2.0-2 # download source package: apt-get source libart-2.0-2 # download the patch: wget -O libart-remove-asserts.patch \ http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=111 # patch the sources: cat libart-remove-asserts.patch | patch --verbose -Np1 -d libart-lgpl-2.3.21 # build the package: apt-get -b source libart-2.0-2 # install it: sudo dpkg -i libart-2.0-2_*.deb
Bug solved :-)
Also, the KMix program always starts even if I uncheck/untick the Autostart option.
When you open it, it stays in kicker. Did you try to close it? (right-click)
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