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Re: [tde-team-sysops] Re: MIRROR FULL
by Mike Bird 01 Jan '26

01 Jan '26

On Thu January 1 2026 01:05:07 Slávek Banko via tde-team-sysops wrote: > Currently, I can simply do a deferred cleanup after the release of the new > version, because the issues discovered with Trixie are now resolved, and > the size of the repository will be significantly reduced. And we will have > time to decide whether to keep multiple versions in the repository until > the finalization before the release of the upcoming R14.1.6. > > Thank you for your great work and I wish you good health and success in the > new year. Thank you and all the TDE devs and sysops for your excellent desktop suite. --Mike

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Georgian langpacks
by Temuri Doghonadze 17 Dec '25

17 Dec '25

Hello, Could you please tell me what's needed to have packages for Georgian language available by default? Temuri

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[François] [openSUSE] [TW] fubar repodata???
by Felix Miata 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Repos have a mixture of 14.1.5-1 and 14.1.5-2 packages. For some, both versions are present. For others, it looks like only 14.1.5-1. On the currently active installation, it proposed to upgrade from 14.1.4 to 14.1.5-1, but I already had 14.1.5-2 in my LAN cache. I force installation of trinity-kdelibs 14.1.5-2 with rpm, then did an otherwise normal zypper zup, and only kdelibs is at 14.1.5-2. My LAN server cache timestamps for the 14.1.5-2 packages are mostly if not all 26 Nov. Some 14.1.5-1 packages are timestamped today, while others are 13 Nov. This suggests after a previous dup on a different host I was able to get 14.1.5-2 packages installed, and then remove from the cache the 14.1.5-1s for which a 14.1.5-2 was present, thus explaining today timestamps for other 14.1.5-1 packages. I tried another dup using the alternate repo URL (a.t.n vs. m.p.t.o), but it changed nothing, still only tdelibs @14.1.5-2. Are the 14.1.5-2 packages obsolete now? Timestamps (EST/UCT-0500) on mirrors suggest not, with 8 Nov for 14.1.5-1 packages, and 24 Nov for 14.1.5-2 packages. -- Evolution as taught in public schools is, like religion, based on faith, not based on science. Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409 ** a11y rocks! Felix Miata

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Need help with building TDE sources
by Jan Stolarek 20 Nov '25

20 Nov '25

Dear TDE devs, I would like to try my luck (and skills!) with fixing some of the bugs I've been experiencing with TDE. I need help with making my first steps though. I already have the TDE sources cloned from git repositories. Now I need help with the build process. Ideally, I would like to be able to build a Debian package on a VM dedicated to development, and then install and test that package on my primary desktop machine. I found build instructions on the wiki, but I don't know to what extent these are up-to-date: https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/How_to_Build_TDE_Core_Modules I am confused about the Suggested Build Order section. Do I need to find each of the mentioned components and build it in the listed order? How do I build each of the components? Should I follow with the incantation in "Performing a cmake Build with Ninja" section for each of the components? How to rebuild if dependencies change? If I modify, say, dbus-tqt, do I need to manually rebuild everything that's listed below it in the dependency list? Lastly, once a certain component or application is built, how do I package it? I have no doubt, that the build instructions on the Wiki make a lot of sense for someone who already knows how to build TDE, but for a beginner they feel slightly incomplete. If anyone has the patience to guide me with my baby steps I will greatly apprciate it. Best regards, Janek

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Question about TDE branches
by Jan Stolarek 20 Nov '25

20 Nov '25

I have a quick question about branches in TDE repos. I see that at the moment repositories have two primary development branches: master and r14.1.x. My understanding is that the former is used to provide PTB, while the latter provides PSB. What I would like to know is the development flow. Is the primary development happening on master and then changes are selectively cherry-picked to r14.1.x? What is a logical distinction between master and r14.1.x? From my work in other projects, I would expect that a branch such as r14.1.x will only receive bugfixes, while master will be used as a base for new release branches in the future. That is not how things seem to work in TDE though. Looking at the commits, r14.1.x seems to receive both new features and bugfixes and it seems as if all (?) of the development made on master eventually makes it to r14.1.x. This makes me confused about the intended purpose of the master branch. Also, is there any tentative roadmap for TDE? Is the plan to just continue working on r14.1.x, or are there plans for r14.2.x somewhere down the line? Cheers, Janek

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Designing UI
by Jan Stolarek 19 Nov '25

19 Nov '25

I have yet another question about TDE development: how do I design UI components? Back in the days, I vaguely recall QtCreator was intended for that task, but now I don't think it supports old Qt version used by TDE. I see that UI elements are sourced from the .ui files, which are essentially xml. I imagine that with enough determination I can work by simply modifying those files, but I don't think this is the best way of doing things. So, is there a WYSIWYG editor for developing TDE UI? Cheers, Janek

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[François] [openSUSE] [TW] errant new selinux dependencies?
by Felix Miata 16 Nov '25

16 Nov '25

It seems TW's switch to selinux from apparmor as default wants to install two otherwise unneeded *selinux* packages, selinux-tools & python313-selinux, or else remove most trinity packages. Why, when only non-removable libselinux1 is the only bit of selinux that the OS requires to remain installed? -- Evolution as taught in public schools is, like religion, based on faith, not based on science. Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409 ** a11y rocks! Felix Miata

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Debian Trixie FTBFS multiple packages
by deloptes 15 Nov '25

15 Nov '25

Hi, I did a fresh Trixie install for chroot. I don't remember to have done something special on Bookworm in order to build properly. Here I attach a file, so that you can see where what problem I faced. The question is why I did not have those issues in Bookworm, but I face them in Trixie. -- FCD6 3719 0FFB F1BF 38EA 4727 5348 5F1F DCFE BCB0

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[François] [openSUSE] [TW] errant new selinux dependencies?
by Felix Miata 13 Nov '25

13 Nov '25

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XDG Desktop Portal
by update 12 Nov '25

12 Nov '25

Hello, I am very pleased from the portal implementation and its usage in firefox etc. But one annoyance is that in the save dialog the initial filename is deleted whenever the folder is changed. In kmail and other native tde applications the initial filename survives the folder change. Can this be implemented in a similar way? Thanks.

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