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Sanity checks to the migratekde3 (commit 58823f36)
by Slávek Banko 09 Oct '12

09 Oct '12

Darrell, I looked at the commit 58823f36, and I propose to adjust sanity checks so that instead of binaries existence check the existence of configuration file. For example: I had previously installed Krita => I have configuration. But at this moment I have not installed Chalk => configuration is not converted. When I install Chalk later, the configuration will be missing. In addition, testing tdeprint based on the /opt/trinity/include/tdeprint is not appropriate. I have installed package tdeprint-trinity, but /opt/trinity/include/tdeprint not exists. This is a part of package tdelibs-trinity-dev. Slavek --

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Re: [trinity-devel] What happend to GIT?
by Timothy Pearson 09 Oct '12

09 Oct '12

> Is the main GIT repo hosed? I can't sync, git pull, git diff, git commit. Looks OK from here: http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/ http://www.trinitydesktop.org/patches/ I am also doing a full test checkout from GIT for verification and have not run into any errors so far. > I notice many modules no longer have a ".git" subdirectory. That would cause problems, but I would suspect a haywire script or similar on your end has simply deleted those directories. Running "git submodule init" and "git submodule update" from within the main tde/ directory should restore those directories and reset your copy to the latest GIT HEAD. Please let me know if you run into any further issues; for obvious reasons I am concerned at even the slightest hint that the main GIT repository could possibly be corrupt! Tim

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What happend to GIT?
by Darrell Anderson 06 Oct '12

06 Oct '12

Is the main GIT repo hosed? I can't sync, git pull, git diff, git commit. I notice many modules no longer have a ".git" subdirectory. Darrell

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Test
by Keith Daniels 05 Oct '12

05 Oct '12

The mailing list is way to dead. Is it working? Keith

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Trinity, Arch and systemd
by Keith Daniels 03 Oct '12

03 Oct '12

Who wrote the Trinity page on Archwiki? I have some input about minor changes. The package "kate-plugins-trinity" is in the Ubuntu distro for 3.5.13 but not in the Arch packages that David Rankin put up at http://archlinux.us.to/3.5.13/. Is this intentional or accidental? I do realize that this wasn't the final release and that everything was not included. I assume that there are plans to release a 3.5.13.1 version for Arch...? I installed 3.5.13 from the above link using the 9/12 release of Archlinix. Trinity installed fine and I have it running on a "pure" systemd setup but I am not sure if hal is working correctly. When the new 13-1 release is out for Arch, I will reinstall everything on a clean hard drive and open a Arch forum page to discuss using Trinity on Arch with systemd -- assuming that kate-plugins is available -- because if it is not, I will have no choice but to use one of the other distros that provides it. Keith

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Problem with languages
by Jean Milot 01 Oct '12

01 Oct '12

Hello, I have a problem with language. I choose the language for kde to switch between : pt and fr. It works only for the kde application (not icedove, iceweasel, chrome ...) I have modify the script startkde in which I export the variable : LANG In order to obtain the language of kde, i search in the .trinity/share/config/kdeglobals, language to export the good variable. But it seems that when we change the languages the kdeglobals files is modified and the variable language disappear. Thanks for your help. Sincerely, Jean -- MILOT Jean Tél. : 0659514624 milot.jean(a)gmail.com

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Revert GIT to a specific date
by Darrell Anderson 30 Sep '12

30 Sep '12

What is the proper way to revert my local GIT repo to a specific date (commit)? I want to modify the sources as they would have looked on a specific day. I've read to run git reset --hard {HEAD} where {HEAD} is the commit to rest. Does that command truly reset the repo? That is does the command only reset indexes and leave the sources intact or are sources modified to that specific commit and all subsequent pulls are deleted? I realize that resetting my local repo will mean a bandwidth hit when I restore everything. :) Darrell

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Last patches to 3.5.13.1?
by Slávek Banko 28 Sep '12

28 Sep '12

Attention, attention, last call for patches that want to fly with flight number 3.5.13.1. I would as soon froze source code for release 3.5.13.1. Please decide if we should incorporate before freezing any more patches. Definitely will be integrated patch to sets the version number. Like other candidates I see: k3b: Update libisofs to read files greater than 2GB This partially resolves Bug 1111 http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/k3b/commit/?id=8ade4e21303eb4feed76a9d8b… tdepim: Fix the addquotes/removequots functions Attachment 826 in bug report 1235 http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1235 But, I am not sure if these patches are ready to include for 3.5.13.1. Your opinion? Any other patches? Many thanks, Slavek --

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Commit patches web page
by Darrell Anderson 27 Sep '12

27 Sep '12

I understand wanting to grab CPU time from the servers to build packages, but the commit patches web page has not been updated in 10 days. We're flying blind. Can we get the page updated? Darrell

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TDE running on real ARM hardware!
by Timothy Pearson 27 Sep '12

27 Sep '12

Some of you might find this interesting...attached is a screenshot of TDE running on actual (physical) ARM hardware! To accomplish this I used Debian Squeeze with TDE running on a Raspberry Pi over tightvnc. I did need to disable artsd due to some kind of ALSA bug on this hardware, but this was a minor inconvenience. Next steps include testing Debian Wheezy and trying to get the built-in graphics hardware running with Xorg. Let me know what you think! Tim

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