C W wrote:
> If someone where to create & release a live DVD of Linux Mint with 
> Trinity DE, that would be awesome!  Also, that's the kind of move that 
> it's going to take to get a large group of people to use Trinity DE.
>
> Cheers,
> Elcaset
>
> On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 6:40 AM, David Hare <davidahare@... 
> <mailto:davidahare@...>> wrote:
>
>     I did this afternoon a chroot base (debootstrap) "install" of
>     wheezy and proceeded to install Trinity to it. Rather than the
>     "official" method (which uses metapackages, e.g. kde-trinity) I
>     used a custom list of TDE applications for a "light" TDE.
>
>     My list is posted here: http://paste.debian.net/131358/
>
>     I could convert this to a "real" install later, but for now I want
>     to see what dependency issues there might be.
>
>     I identified the following, all of which are deprecated in Wheezy
>     but available (and installable) from Squeeze :
>
>     libavahi-qt3-1
>     libsensors3
>     libmtp8
>     libpoppler-qt2
>     libpoppler5
>
>     There may be others in a more full TDE setup. So far it seems that
>     enabling Squeeze repos in Wheezy still allows TDE to install
>     without errors.
>
>     Hope this helps anyone wanting to try Testing, maybe even LMDE or Sid
>
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have had TDE installed on sid for a long time now aslong as you add the 
required repos from squeeze you wont have problems and it wont affect 
the stability of your system by haveing older debian repos in your list 
(it always favours your default (or most up to date depending on 
settings) repo unless a specific version is needed)