I see this error popup on various installations. The instant one is a 32bit
Bookworm freshly upgraded from Bullseye with 14.0.12. Bullseye does it too. The
trigger is left clicking on the menu starter. On those where it ever occurs, it
only happens once. Trying again after dismissing the popup always works. Anyone
familiar with it, what to do to eliminate it?
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Felix Miata
Hi all,
some time ago I was thinking about whether we want to become an active
member of social networks with our project. Things like Facebook and
Twitter have always been "no go" zones for me. However, I've been
thinking about the Mastodon platform for a long time.
Mastodon is a decentralized platform for publishing short messages and
pictures. It is based on open source architecture and therefore this
platform is close to our ideas. You can see profiles of other projects
like @kde@floss.social, @gnome@floss.social, and others.
I assume that it would help to "make us visible" and information could be
published there, for example about the release of new versions, or some
useful information regarding development, screenshots, solving issues and
community info.
Does it seem like a good idea for us to have an official communication
channel for our project on Mastodon? What is your opinion on this?
Cheers
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Slávek
Hi all;
Maybe somebody can reproduce this: opening the attached pdf in kpdf only shows the formulas, but not the text. Opening the same pdf in xpdf works flawless.
kpdf-trinity 4:14.1.0~s218-0debian12.0.0+13~b1
Nik
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Hi
TDE 14.1.0 is cleaning up the default layouts from
/etc/default/keyboard, so KKBSwitch doesn't work now.
New users with clean configuration also cannot to switch the keyboard
layout!
Why does that performed for?
Hi folks,
after upgrading to R14.1.0 I miss the old way of switching between keyboard layouts with Ctrl+Alt+K.
It looks like the option to NOT use xkbd is missing and the only option to toggle is now xkbd.
In addition, the keyboard model setting apparently stopped working, in my case "Dell Latitude
laptop" - some functions no longer work, e.g. Fn+F1 (for sleep) or Fn+F5 (for touchpad toggle) or
Fn+Arrows (for brightness level). Everything worked for over a decade before the upgrade.
I prefer TDE because its basic functions have not fundamentally changed since the KDE3 era, and
after twenty years of using the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+K, I have a hard time getting used to the "new"
shortcuts.
Is there any way to revert back to the original keyboard shortcut for switching the keyboard layout?
Many thanks
Best regards
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Petr Palacky
Outgoing message is virus free
because we are using Linux.
Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm), kernel 6.1.0-2-amd64.
Since we’re chatting about Konqueror, is there an easy way to either disable
its web browsing features or block its off-box access?
I love Konq, but it occasional (very rarely, but happened earlier this week)
thinks a file I click is a web page instead of opening it in a local program
(KWrite, LibreOffice, or whatever).
Thanks,
Michael
Hi,
I am using kontact for mail, calendar, contacts and news
Since last upgrade I have to restart it regularly, because over time it
burns more and more CPU.
Does anyone has any idea how to find out what is going on?
thanks
BR
Hi
Tell me please, the moving of KRFB and KRDC to the standalone libvnc in
14.1.0, this is for complete breakage of KRFB and KRDC or I
misunderstand something? :)
KRFB is just dead cycling in some QObject destructor at any connection
before the password transmission even.
KRDC shows the remote screen, but it is hanging mostly, when there
impossible to close the program, only kill.
Whether I must downgrade the KRFB and KRDC code back to 14.0.13?
Okay so this is another kinda weird one. I have been sitting on it for a
couple weeks, just to make sure it wasn't something stupid that I did myself,
or something that could be easily corrected, or whatever.
On the surface, it's just another one of those trivial annoyances that doesn't
matter much in the big scheme of things. But I think it's a bug, or some kind
of deeper issue. I have accordingly tried to include as much relevant
information as possible. Please feel free to trim in the responses.
When I upgraded my system, Kmail now will not display my chosen font for the
message body. I tend to prefer a bookish font myself, but they don't always
display. For web creation stuff, for example, its good to do a little
research on web-safe fonts, which are supposed to display on any page on any
machine, etc. But this is, again, my own machine, so if I can get it to work,
then it should not matter to anybody else; it's not like I am forcing others
to use desktop that looks exactly like mine.
Now, what's peculiar about this is that it only seems to affect the message
body of the emails that I have received (and may or may not be reading). As I
compose this email - the very words that you are reading at this moment - the
message body of my own draft looks right.*
[* Please see attachments for proof by screenshots. You will note that I
enclosed a couple older screenshots that I still had in that folder, plus a
couple more recent ones. The more recent ones show how my Kmail behaves
differently between the message body in the composer, where it uses my chosen
font, and the message display, where it seems to be forcing some version of
mono.]
I did switch round, try out some other fonts, bookish or not-so-much, but the
song remains the same: I still get stuck with a font that looks like some
version of mono.
Not that it's totally illegible, and probably wouldn't bother others, but I do
really hate reading ugly fonts. I'll keep digging, but so far, but I have
been digging now for a couple weeks, and nothing changes, no clues, no
progress.
Any help will be appreciated. Don't have the slightest inkling what caused it,
as I have been using Kmail like this since it was KDE3, back in the
antediluvian days of about 2006 or so. I *ever* haven't changed a thing
except the display font for Kmail; and last time I changed that was about
five years ago. Otherwise, things have worked pretty much the same since day
one, across multiple machines, users, operating systems, upgrades, and
everything else that has happened between then and now.
Bill
P.S.
For the record, I am running Devuan Chimaera 4.x (whatever is the current
upgrade version), kernel verion is 5.10.0-23-amd64, and my Trinity desktop is
given as R14.1.1~[DEVELOPMENT]. (I copied this from the display page for
Trinity Control Center.)
My current sources list; just the main and preliminary stable builds.
# Trinity - TDE
deb http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-r14.0.x chimaera
main
deb http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-builddeps-r14.0.x
chimaera main
deb-src http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-r14.0.x
chimaera main
deb-src
http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-builddeps-r14.0.x
chimaera main
# Trinity preliminary stable builds
deb http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-sb chimaera
deps-r14 main-r14
deb-src http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/deb/trinity-sb chimaera
deps-r14 main-r14
