Yikes!! I finally got past the Ubuntu DDoS and successfully updated my
24.04 machine last night -- together with updating Trinity to the new
release.
In that process I received the "...installed but no long needed" display
containing A LARGE number of programs. I hand-checked several and it
appeared that the new Trinity release was renaming trinity-<programs> to
<programs>. So, nevously, I ran the "sudo apt autoremove' -- which,
indeed, remove A LARGE number of programs. The system seemed ok after the
update and I shut it down for the night.
This morning I powered it up and soon found that `kwrite` did not exist.
I checked `kate`, and it, too, was gone.
Probably A LARGE number of other Trinity programs/utilities are gone, too.
If I try to run "sudo apt-get install kwrite", the process wants to
install a monstrous list of KDE stuff! -- which I did not do.
I need advice on how to proceed and correct this.
Too bizarre,
Jonesy
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I Wanted to install Trinity... But, I had a ton of problems.....
Debian 13:
Fresh install, I never had the TDM log in screen, I just got dropped
down to a terminal to log in.
https://imgur.com/a/LTIKQCw
Then, I never could get my bluetooth Alexa speaker to work to play sound.
Soooo..................
I installed OpenSUSE Leap 16. And the command for one of the repos kept
erroring out:
http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity/rpm/oss156/trinity-r14/RPMS/x8… trinity
That repo kept 404'ing and saying that I need to check the repo, and to point the repo to a repo that
ends in .repo, I believe the error said.
So, I tried changing the "0ss156" part to "0ss160" for Leap 16.0, and that part didn't work either.
*SHRUGS*
Thanks,
Chris
chris(a)cwm030.com