Malte Forkel

Thanks, that worked nicely. I stopped Task Coach, removed all entrries for old files from file.recentfiles in %appdata%\Task Coach\TaskCoach.ini, and restarted Task Coach without a problem. The list of recent files in the File menu has changed. But: The files still show up in File -> Manage Backups... Even those for which there is no backup.

Thanks, that worked nicely. I stopped Task Coach, removed all entrries for old files from file.recentfiles in %appdata%\Task Coach\TaskCoach.ini, and restarted Task Coach without a problem. The list of recent files in the File menu has changed. But: The files still show up in File -> Manage Backups...

Thanks, that worked nicely. I stopped Task Coach, removed all entrries for old files from file.recentfiles in %appdata%\Task Coach\TaskCoach.ini, and restarted Task Coach without a problem. But: The files still show up in File -> Manage Backups...

Thanks, that worked nicely. I stopped Task Coach, removed all entrries for old files from file.recentfiles in %appdata%\Task Coach\TaskCoach.ini, and restarted Task Coach without a problem.

How can I clean up list of task files?

Am 18.09.2019 um 20:16 schrieb Tilman Schmidt: Hi guys, so finally I couldn't resist looking into this a bit more. Isn't our whole industry based on creating irresistible temptations? Thanks for giving in :-) Malte

Am 18.09.2019 um 00:51 schrieb Tilman Schmidt: Hi Paul, Am 17.09.2019 um 20:28 schrieb Paul Bolle: As far as I know the gigaset driver was written by people unfamiliar with i4l, CAPI, the linux network stack, the linux USB stack, etc. That is correct as far as I am concerned. "Etc." would notably include the serial line discipline interface which is used for connecting the ser_gigaset driver to the serial port framework of the kernel. (I was in fact familiar with the concept of line disciplines from...

Am 17.09.2019 um 20:28 schrieb Paul Bolle: Malte Forkel schreef op di 17-09-2019 om 17:32 [+0000]: I think I found out what might be causing the connection failures I reported: There seems to be a conflict between gigacontr using the USB connection to the Gigaset base and a digital video recorder program (vdr) using a DVB-C adapter connected to the Raspberry Pis. This is a Hauppage WinTV soloHD USB adapter; is uses the em28xx kernel driver. Good news! Both Gigaset base and DVB-C adapter are connected...