Hi all!
I just uploaded my "Darkness" iso, march 2025 version. As usual bleeding edge Devuan + TDE :)
A note on Installation: Don't forget installing the bootloader.
What do you get:
- Devuan Testing
- TDE 14.2.0 (dev branch)
- Openscad
- Firefox v135
- Kernel 6.12.17
- most firmware blobs
- dark theme
I have removed [i]Zim Desktop Wiki[i] due to the vast number of dependencies it pulls in.
UID / PWD:
user / user
root / toor
ISO: https://samhain.at/devuan_tde/darkness-20250302.iso
SHA256: https://samhain.at/devuan_tde/darkness-20250302.iso.sha256
Default language is austrian german. Russian and englisch language packs are installed, too.
Nik
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I am interested in trying TDE again, but like, how do you update Leap?
I know in Tumbleweed it was "sudo zypper dup"
Thanks,Chris
Current OS: Debian 13.0.0 with Plasma 6.
Is by chance http://trinitydesktop.org/ down? I get a timout since yesterday.
Nik
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My Kate toolbar has become seriously deranged, with items out of order or
missing. I tried using Toolbar Menu => Configure Toolbars... to fix it, but
removing/readding/rearranging/resaving the icons does nothing.
I'm reluctant to just erase the various .trinity/share/*/kate*rc files and
start over because of the amount of toolbar customization involved.
<https://c.mail.com/@649596501445582267/Z3aOiUr9-kbhFojWHpDOzg> is a link to
a screenshot showing the difference between the toolbar and its supposed
configuration. Note how the buttons are rearranged, and how the Open File
button is completely missing.
Leslie
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.6 - x86_64
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.1.4
tde-config: 1.0
Hi, everybody!
We're two months away from Microsoft Corp. discontinuing "support" of
Windows 10. In conjunction with this, Windows 11, which is not just awful
but also invasive, requires that many people purchase new computers. No
doubt some will do this -- there will always be people who have more
dollars than sense -- but many may be ripe for an alternative.
I'll be in the next couple of days writing a piece on that alternative. The
best choice, in my view, is Debian and TDE.
So I'm seeking an installable live CD that provides just that. I thought
there was one, "Matrix OS," but when one follows the link on the LiveCDs
page -- https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/LiveCDs -- it throws a "your
account is suspended" error.
Is there another Debian spin containing TDE? It would be good if TDE were
included in DEbian already -- Enlightenment is in the repository -- but I
am not here to solve that problem. I'm here to rescue those whose
computers have been abandoned by msft and, with luck, increase the TDE
user base a bit. Thing is, I cannot recommend any other distribution or
desktop.
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I'm considering switching from openSUSE to Debian. I have several encrypted
partitions in a separate storage volume that I would like to mount in /home.
Can the Debian installer do that without reformatting them? (openSUSE's YaST
installer once could do that but no longer does, one of several reasons for
moving away from openSUSE.)
Leslie
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Platform: Linux
Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.6 - x86_64
Desktop Environment: Trinity
Qt: 3.5.0
TDE: R14.1.4
tde-config: 1.0
Here's the modern, grown-up analog to the computer-in-keyboard devices of s generation (or, could it be, two generations) ago. Because it has Raspberry Pi 5 innards (plus 16 gigs of memory and a decent SSD), it will run a full Linux install -- Raspberry PiOS is Debian, currently Bookworm -- and I have run TDE on a Pi 5 eith no problem. At $200 it is expensive for a Raspberry but with, now, a good keyboard, cheap for a decent computer.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/09/25/peak_pi_reached_with_raspberry/?td=r…
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