Re: Most stable platform to run Trinity on?

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On 2022-09-03 08:55:45 Curt Howland wrote:
> > On 2022-09-02 17:40:24 William Morder via tde-users wrote:
> > > I like exactly that about
> > > Debian; that it's stable, doesn't change much (unless really
> > > necessary), and you get to make your own eye-candy.
>
> I agree with this. I run Debian, have for 27 years. Since TDE came out
> I have copied the .trinity directories to new systems and TDE has
> worked exactly the same way on every subsequent machine.
>
> Once working, they just work. If a Debian version upgrade is required,
> it upgrades in place and unless I know what to look for I can't tell
> it's been done.
>
> Ok, the last version (Debian 11) did bring a new LibreOffice, and this
> LibreOffice doesn't read the TDE environment variables anymore, so
> LibreOffice is no longer using my preferred window colors.
>
> TDE continues to work.

	Thanks for your input.

Leslie
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Desktop Environment:	Trinity
	Qt:   	  	3.5.0
	TDE:	  	R14.0.12
	tde-config:	1.0
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