kdepim

[Tobias C. Berner]

Hi there

The message about not being able to change time, refers to the "system
time" -- there is something wrong with the pk integration there.
If you have an /etc/localtime symlinked to the proper timezone file then
the timezone is correct out of the box.
You can change the display time of the clock widget by right clicking on
it, and configuring its settings.

desktuils/kdepim is the metaport and sucks in the rest -- so installing
that is all that is needed to get the full pim suite.



mfg Tobias

On 13 May 2018 at 21:45, StariKarp <starikarp at yandex.com> wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I am playing with settings and installing missed apps in KDE5:
>
> 1. I cannot change Date in Time: You are not allowed to save the
> configuration - Why not? I did try to put root password to but no.
>
> How to install KMail. In the old time was kdepim and kdepim-addons
> enough. Now it is not. In the kdepim description stay:
>
> KDE Personal Information Management suite.
>
> blogio - The KDE blogging client
> kaddressbook - Keeps your addresses on file
> akregator - Feed reader
> kalarm - A personal alarm message, command and email scheduler
> kjots - A note taker
> kleopatra - KDE Key Manager
> kmail - Fully featured Email client
> knode - KDE News (Usenet) reader
> knotes - Popup notes
> kontact - Brings together all the KDE PIM applications under one roof
> korganizer - KDE Calendar and scheduling
> ktimetracker - time tracker
>
> WWW: http://www.kde.org/
>
> but nothing. The same with kdepim-addons. Dow we need to install
> everything one by one?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
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