When first launched, &kvkbd; will appear in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
<sbr/>It can be moved by clicking and dragging on any part of the background area.
<sbr/><sbr/>Resize it by clicking and dragging on the stripes at the bottom right.
<sbr/>The <guiicon><inlinegraphic fileref="exit-btn.png"/></guiicon> button on the top right is used to hide the keyboard - to show it again, just click on the tray icon.
<sbr/>Resize it by clicking and dragging on the stripes at the bottom right.
<sbr/><sbr/>The style will be the system default which can be overridden whether launched from the command line or via the .desktop file with any &tde; or &TQt; style installed on the system.
<sbr/>Example: <command>kvkbd --style plastik</command>, as shown here.
<sbr/><sbr/>The <guiicon><inlinegraphic fileref="exit-btn.png"/></guiicon> button on the top right is used to hide the keyboard - to show it again, just click on the tray icon.
The default colour for the keys and buttons is the system button colour.
To change it, enter the colour you want in any of these forms, including the double quotes where shown.
These examples are all the same colour:
Named: \Zb\Z6\"gray94\"\Zn
Hex: \Zb\Z6\"#f0f0f0\"\Zn
RGB: \Zb\Z6 240,240,240\Zn
Choosing a colour for the keys doesn't work for styles like plastik and keramik which have an outline within the 30x30 key background footprint, but is OK for cde and others.
"\
2475\
2> $TMPVARS/kvkbd-keycolr
}
@ -662,9 +700,9 @@ Create and/or update the git repositories local copies.
#rm -f $TMPVARS/PRE_DOWNLOAD ## this is done at the head of this script
[[$(cat $TMPVARS/TDEVERSION)== 14.0.8]]&&PRE_DOWNLOAD_MESSAGE="Only the source archives not already in 'src' will be downloaded."
[[$(cat $TMPVARS/TDEVERSION)== 14.0.9]]&&PRE_DOWNLOAD_MESSAGE="Only the source archives not already in 'src' will be downloaded."
[[$(cat $TMPVARS/TDEVERSION)== cgit ||$(cat $TMPVARS/TDEVERSION)== 14.0.x ]]&&PRE_DOWNLOAD_MESSAGE="All cgit sources for the build list packages will be cloned/updated.\nMisc archives will only be downloaded if not already in 'src'."&&LINES=18
## testing for cgit!=no will allow =yes or null, which is the 14.0.8 build case
## testing for cgit!=no will allow =yes or null, which is the 14.0.9 build case
@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ This is a global option so can't be used where the build list includes packages
Any package, or set of packages, can be selected in the 'TDE Packages Selection' screen.
Information about dependencies for some packages has been added at the bottom of the dialog screen.
14.0.8 source archives will be downloaded from a geoIP located mirror site, or the development sources [14.0.9/14.1.0] cloned or updated from cgit.
14.0.9 source archives will be downloaded from a geoIP located mirror site, or the development sources [14.0.10/14.1.0] cloned or updated from cgit.
Downloading can be done pre-build [useful for an off-line build], or during the build.
If you're curious about what this might involve, [take a look at a sample build set up](https://ray-v.github.io/A_typical_TDE_SlackBuild.html).
@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ If you're curious about what this might involve, [take a look at a sample build
---
***Other command line options*** that can be used to set some build parameters:
* TDE_MIRROR= - override the trinitydesktop.org geoIP redirector to use https - example, *https://mirrorservice.org/sites/trinitydesktop.org/trinity*. URLs @ https://www.trinitydesktop.org/mirrorstatus.php
* TDE_MIRROR= - override the trinitydesktop.org geoIP redirector to use https - example, *https://trinitydesktop.mirrorservice.org/trinity*. URLs @ https://www.trinitydesktop.org/mirrorstatus.php
* BUILD= - sets the package build identifier, overriding the SlackBuild default of 1
* USE_CMAKE_MM=yes - to build tdemultimedia with cmake - see Core/tdemultimedia/README.
* VERBOSE=1 - show command lines during cmake builds
Ray-V
4 years ago