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authorMichele Calgaro <[email protected]>2020-02-24 14:33:07 +0900
committerMichele Calgaro <[email protected]>2020-02-24 14:33:07 +0900
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Completed kdocker -> tdedocker renaming effort.
Signed-off-by: Michele Calgaro <[email protected]>
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Known issues
------------
-1. Error messages are not transmitted from the previous instance of KDocker to
-the latest instance. So, if you already have KDocker running and you start
-another instance of KDocker saying "kdocker blah", you wont receive any error
+1. Error messages are not transmitted from the previous instance of TDEDocker to
+the latest instance. So, if you already have TDEDocker running and you start
+another instance of TDEDocker saying "tdedocker blah", you wont receive any error
message.
-2. Problem with relative paths if new instance of KDocker and old instance of
-KDocker are started from different directories (the current directory
+2. Problem with relative paths if new instance of TDEDocker and old instance of
+TDEDocker are started from different directories (the current directory
information is not transmitted across instances)
Reporting Bugs
@@ -14,16 +14,16 @@ Reporting Bugs
Bugs and wishes to gramakri at uiuc dot edu. Follow the guidelines below , if
possible and send it to me at gramakri at uiuc dot edu.
-* Add the following line in kdocker.pro (in fact just uncomment it)
+* Add the following line in tdedocker.pro (in fact just uncomment it)
DEFINES += ENABLE_TRACING
* Now do a "make clean" and "then make".
-* Launch KDocker. Recreate the problem.
+* Launch TDEDocker. Recreate the problem.
- Right Click on the tray icon.
-- Choose "About KDocker"
+- Choose "About TDEDocker"
- You should see a button called "Show Trace". Please note that this button
will appear only when compiled with tracing
-- If you send SIGUSR1 to the KDocker process, it will dump all the trace to
- ~/kdocker.trace. Send that file to me.
+- If you send SIGUSR1 to the TDEDocker process, it will dump all the trace to
+ ~/tdedocker.trace. Send that file to me.
May the force be with you.