Hi
A friend of mine is using Ubuntu 20.04 (I still stick to 16.04) and the
corresponding trinity version, as described in
https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/Ubuntu_Trinity_Repository_Installation_Inst…
It is possible to add a new icon, that links to an app, however, if one
tries to chose a different png for better display the system starts to
search, stops at 13% and we have to reboot the whole machine.
Any idea what is the problem?
Regards
Uwe Brauer
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Hello everyone,
when I plug in an USB storage device containing images like an SD card reader,
Konqueror doesn't show thumbnails (previews) of image files on that device if
I open it via the automatic popup window that is displayed after plugging in
the device.
There seem to be 3 distinct ways to reach the USB storage ("/dev/sdb1/" in
this example) in Konqueror:
1. "system:/media/sdb1"
- reached when plugging in an USB device and choosing "Open in New Window"
from the popup
- (popup configured via "Peripherals" > "Storage Media" in the control
center)
- image thumbnails do not work!
2. "media:/sdb1"
- using the menu "Go" > "Storage Media" in Konqueror
- image thumbnails work
3. "/media/<user>/<label>/"
- actual path for the internal mountpoint, needs to be manually navigated to
- image thumbnails work
Number 1 is the problematic one and is the path Konqueror opens from the
automatic storage media popup. I always have to resort to manually navigating
to one of the other 2 paths in order to get image thumbnails to work,
rendering the convenience of the automatic popup useless in cases where
images are involved.
Is there any way to fix this?
Best regards,
Leskala
Confused I am. Some of that is probably of my own making.
I know I have a mis-spelled word in "a" spellchecker.
And, it appears I have both 'standard' spell checkers in play:
both `ispell` and `aspell`.
`kwrite` seems to be using ispell
`nano` seems to be using aspell
Well, I've noticed that the spell checker in kwrite is happy
with the spelling "everyting".
nano is unhappy with the spelling "everyting", as it should be.
The only user spellchecker files I can find in $HOME/ are:
.aspell.en.pws
.aspell.en.prepl
There are no .ispell* files in $HOME/
There's no "everyting" in .aspell.en.pws - as confirmed by nano.
I can find no other user file in $HOME/ that seems to be related to
any spellchecker. But I know I've added 'words' in kwrite --
especially often-used acronyms,
Two questions:
Where is the user file for ispell's user added words?
Can someone point me to a decent HOW-TO to set my system (Ubuntu) to use
just _one_ of the spell checkers? Maybe I could clear up my multiple
spell checker confusion.
Well, I guess I have a third query:
Could someone that uses ispell confirm whether or not "everyting" is
in ispell's global dictionary?
Thanks,
Jonesy
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