Re: [trinity-users] Trinity can't see gtk-qt-engine - tde-users

19 Jan 2017

On Sunday 15 January 2017 21:32:03 Felix Miata wrote:

...
  Neither you nor I have qtcurve-gtk2 installed, so I
don't see how it could 
 be any issue.  	I didn't think so.
...

 On my host gx745 42.2/TDE installation I get the same output as yours. In 
 your  TDE Control Center I see the fonts are some sort of serif selection,
 which is  not a default I've ever run across. Did you do that purposely 
 yourself, maybe via a theme selection? Maybe there is a theme compatibility 
 problem?   	That is my choice of font; I find it easier to read than a sans-serif
font.
...

 How did you get where you are? Is this a fresh 42.2 installation? Upgrade 
 from 42.1 or older? What kind of installation? Minimal X? KDE? XFCE? LXQT? 
 Other? Is  or was any of KDE3 installed? All of KDE3 must be eradicated for 
 TDE to properly  function. 	It is a new installation of OpenSuSE Leap 42.2 on a
bare system.  I first 
installed a minimal image, then installed X, then Trinity.  I did it that way 
because I had considerable trouble on my old Leap 42.1 system getting rid of 
all of the KDE4 and KDE Plasma5 junk that always triy to take over my 
window-manager and display-manager.
...

 Maybe there is some other needed QT package missing. Here is a list of QT 
 packages I have working as expected on gx745:  	Attached is a comparison of my
system (on the left) and your list (on the 
right):

Leslie
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