On Monday 09 November 2015, alistair izzard wrote: > Remember who you love, tell them you love them, life is too short for > regrets. From: Kate Draven <borglabs4@...> > To: trinity-users@... > Sent: Monday, 9 November 2015, 15:15 > Subject: [trinity-users] PCLOS updated report 2 > > ok I'm using an ISO entitled > PCLinuxOS_no_TDE_remaster_5sept2015 > I don't know who mastered it but so far, it's a good one. > > gphotoframe, was in one of the working reps so I tried it. > > >Hello Kate,I'm happy that you are enjoying my remaster :) What issues have > > you been having with synaptic? I'll be happy to help in any way I can > > >Alie (present_arms) > > Very charming and that would be lovely. Again, I don't know if it's your > remaster, but I would like to try it if you can give me a DL link. > > Ok bugs: > > 1. Synaptic, not all the reps are working. So it can't dl some packages so > the rep sets need updating. > > 2. Kipi plugins are not see by the "kde3" version of digikam and perhaps > other kde3 versions of other softwares that use it. > > 3. When assigning an icon to say, a directory or app icon, if you backspace > to delete a typo, the dialog crashes. Often taking the associated app with > it (for example konqueror). > > 4. plugged in devices such as usb sticks don't always show up in kwikdisk. > > 5. During one test the netapplet asked for a root password but then > rejected it. Never bothered to trace it since I wreaked the install during > tests and reinstalled. > > 6. when using a settings tool like kcontrol. Once I apply a change, I need > to close it up and reopen it to order to make further changes. This also > happens when I right click on the taskbar to make changes there as well. > Seems to be Trinity related. > > That's all I have for now. I'd like to know who's remaster this is for > sure. Now that I'm into heavy testing (sounds pervy, sorry), I'd like to > work / help with the author as much as me limited skills will allow. > Perhaps learn much in the process, always a plus. > > I'm really looking for a none ubuntu (no offense) systemd free distro to > replace me fav distro, who's last release was 2008. Tis a wee bit out of > date but amazingly reliable, stable and configurable. I have it so > customized it dances. > > Another things I can do without a problems is use /home/foo/setting as the > user directory. Then I place other dirs in /home/foo such > as /home/foo/User_Files, /foo/Multimedia. > > Doing this makes it easier to backup what would normally be splashed out > within the user's dir. I have found it makes it easy for windows user and > anyone in general to make backups easier. It also makes it easy for some > delete happy people who are told not to touch that dir for any reason. > > I just reset paths for documents and deskop (which is now in user files) > and we are good go do. Been using it for years. Never lost any data, even > after HD failures. > > Cheers to all, > > > > Kate > > > > Ahh it is Alexandre' ISO :) I personally haven't had the issues you seem to > have, I'm sure someone here knows how to fix things :) Alie > --------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Alie Give me a dl link for your ISO and I'll test it as well. I can give you 3 machines for that (3 test machines I have free here). Let me know, Kate