On 1/1/21 2:34 AM, Michele Calgaro via tde-users wrote:
Although I have beta-tested software on Linux in the past, it was only
specific applications, not an actual distribution. :)
I checked the Firefox preferences and even though it has so far, not
prompted me to select it as the default browser, the preferences are
showing Firefox as the default.
Hi Edwards,
have a look at Trinity Control Center -> TDE Components -> Default
applications -> Web browser and set whatever is your preference there,
regardless of what Firefox tells you.
Cheers
Michele
Hi Michele,
I've actually reinstalled everything on the main desktop, but using the text-based installer this time, so I will have a look at those TDE settings after.
When I used the Debian LXQt image to originally install, I used the graphical installer and it appeared to have incorrectly set up the network, as an IPv6 testing web site mirror reported Firefox had an IPv6 address but was avoiding using it. I also had to disable IPv6 in the Thunderbird config file as it would not connect to my home Internet service provider's IMAP and SMTP servers. In addition, the graphical installer did not ask for the Internet domain nor a root password, which the text-based installer does. I found instructions to add the root password, when I discovered I couldn't update the system! I noticed the problem when I looked at resolv.conf and it did not contain 'domain' and 'search' entries, only containing ::1 and 127.0.0.1 as nameservers and included a reference that it was created by 'Connection Manager'. 😕
On my other desktop, I used the text-based version of the installer and that appears to correctly set up the network.
Linux. A Continual Learning Experience.
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