>Since none of the Ubuntu isos worked, I tried installing TDE by
>installing an Lubuntu 12.04 cd. Install worked great, updates
>worked
>great, then I followed the instructions here:
>
>http://www.trinitydesktop.org/wiki/bin/view/Documentation/UbuntuBin
>aryInstallation
>
>When I tried installing the packages, A LOT of dependency problems
>came up. Am I missing anything? Installing TDE has never been a
>pain.
>I'm converting a Windows user to Linux and I need this computer
>working.
>
>Can someone help?
Hi Michael,
Just so you know the list is not dead, but several of the main
developers are Debian users. Hopefully one of them responds soon.
Regarding the ISO not working, the URL looks familiar. I believe
one of the Trinity community members hosts those images. At the
moment I don't remember who. :(
Just a note, perhaps consider installing pre R14 nightly packages
rather than 3.5.13.2. R14 is real close to release and the packages
are stable.
Darrell
Since none of the Ubuntu isos worked, I tried installing TDE by
installing an Lubuntu 12.04 cd. Install worked great, updates worked
great, then I followed the instructions here:
http://www.trinitydesktop.org/wiki/bin/view/Documentation/UbuntuBinaryInsta…
When I tried installing the packages, A LOT of dependency problems
came up. Am I missing anything? Installing TDE has never been a pain.
I'm converting a Windows user to Linux and I need this computer
working.
Can someone help?
--
Bro. Michael Henry
Associate Pastor
Monticello Christian Church
Be kinder than necessary. Everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.
You never know when a moment and a few sincere words can have an
impact on a life for a life
I did this on three different systems, all with different hardware.
I started Trinity and accepted all defaults for a fresh profile. I
then exited Trinity and rebooted each machine.
I logged in (command line), flushed the kernel cache, ran free,
started Trinity, opened konsole, flushed the kernel cache, and ran
free.
The default memory Trinity footprints, which excludes the memory
usage before starting Trinity and includes the native video drivers:
* 111184 KB
* 119536 KB
* 134876 KB
Notes: I did not disable apps autostarted from
$HOME/.config/autostart or disable the native video drivers. Thus
the first two results on old hardware are closest to the actual
default Trinity R14 footprint.
Darrell
>--enable-tde. TDEDIR and friends are the appropriate environment
>variables to use.
I downloaded the LO sources and walked through the patch stored in
'thirdparty'. As far as I can tell, the patch no longer is needed.
Am I correct?
Seems all that is needed is --enable-tde and as a precaution, in
the build script ensure $TDEDIR, $QTDIR, $QTINC, and $QTLIB are
exported to the build environment. Am I correct?
There also is a --enable-tdeab option to ensure Trinity addressbook
support, but I did not look into that deeply. The option might be
enabled by default when --enable-tde is enabled.
For a reference point, how long does LO take to compile on your
systems?
Darrell
>since last September (October?) when I copy/move/delete files I
>see a window like the one in the attached picture.
>I recall in the past I used to see a window with a progress bar
>and some buttons, likely containing the same information but much
>nicer.
>Any idea?
No idea. I don not recall ever seeing that particular dialog. :(
Darrell
I downloaded the Ubuntu 12.04 from
http://ftp.fau.de/trinity/cdimages/kubuntu/precise/tde-3.5.13.2-ubuntu-12.0…
It loads up and runs perfectly. The ubuntu installer refuses to work.
I try to run it and it acts like it will and then it stops. Running
from the command line is the same with no errors.
Any suggestions.
--
Bro. Michael Henry
Associate Pastor
Monticello Christian Church
Be kinder than necessary. Everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.
You never know when a moment and a few sincere words can have an
impact on a life for a life
>What LO build script options are needed? Is something like one of
>the following needed:
>
>--enable-kde
>--enable-kde3
>--enable-qt
>--enable-qt3
>--enable-tqt
Also, what environment variables are needed? From what I have found
onthe web, KDE4 dialog support needs the following:
export KDE4DIR="$KDEDIRS"
export QT4INC="$QT4DIR/include"
export QT4LIB="$QT4DIR/lib${LIBDIRSUFFIX}"
Do we need something similar? Would LO be looking for "KDE3"
environment variables or "Trinity" variables?
export KDEDIR="$KDEDIR"
export QTINC="$QTDIR/include"
export QTLIB="$QTDIR/lib${LIBDIRSUFFIX}"
OR
export TDEDIR="$TDEDIR"
export TQTINC="$TQTDIR/include"
export TQTLIB="$TQTDIR/lib${LIBDIRSUFFIX}"
Darrell
>If yes, select "Konqueror / Settings / Behaviour", uncheck "Show
>network operations in a single window"
Huh. I learn something new every day....
Darrell