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Does suspend work from the logout menu?
Is there an easy way for me to have the (beta2) XFCE desktop icon labels text in black?
Just a vanilla installation with everything default.
You'll need to create a .gtkrc-2.0 file in your user directory. Here's an example. Pick and choose the parts you want:
style "xfdesktop-icon-view" {
XfdesktopIconVIew::cell-spacing = 6
XfdesktopIconView::cell-padding = 6
XfdesktopIconView::cell-text-width-proportion = 2.5
XfdesktopIconView::label-alpha = 0
XfdesktopIconView::selected-label-alpha = 0
base[NORMAL] = "#626D31"
base[SELECTED] = "#A0A985"
base[ACTIVE] = "#A0A985"
fg[NORMAL] = "#ffffff"
fg[SELECTED] = "#DDDFD3"
fg[ACTIVE] = "#DDDFD3"
}
widget_class "*XfdesktopIconView*" style "xfdesktop-icon-view"There is some additional Xfce Desktop related info in this post.
(and I think whoever made the "white" kernel colour be gray should have a separate talking-to)
I have no idea what your talking about . . . I didn't know a kernel had a color!! LOL!
. . . they said there was to be no other init system, but they saw people leaving, & so capitulated, to 'allow' other init systems . . .
I predict that other init systems won't be 'allowed' for much longer . . .
Thank you fanderal and welcome! It's a little quiet here. Maybe because happy Devuan users ether don't have problems or know how to fix them on their own. Those of us who have gathered here prefer a simple and understandable format. In your words . . . no need to "reinvent the forum wheel". Exactly!!
Here are some tips about how to deal with the humongous tooltips that popup on the xfce 4.10 desktop icons. They are incredibly annoying and distracting. There used to be an option in Settings > Desktop > Icons to toggle "Show icon tooltips" on/off but it has disappeared from xfce 4.10. I was told that option is returning in xfce 4.12.
If you want to disable ALL tooltips add this line to ~/.gtkrc-2.0. Note: Users have noted some problems with this method:
gtk-enable-tooltips = 0If you want to keep tooltips functional, here's how to at least reduce the footprint of the desktop icon tooltips by eliminating the image in the tooltip. This also goes in ~/.gtkrc-2.0. No side effect here but YMMV:
style "xfdesktop-icon-view" {
XfdesktopIconView::tooltip-size = 0
}
widget_class "*XfdesktopIconView*" style "xfdesktop-icon-view"Note that if you are using the Clearlooks-Phenix-Purpy theme, this fix to match the purpy wallpaper is already included there:
style "xfdesktop-icon-view" {
XfdesktopIconView::label-alpha = 0
XfdesktopIconView::selected-label-alpha = 0
XfdesktopIconView::tooltip-size = 0
base[NORMAL] = "#000000"
base[SELECTED] = "#94928d"
base[ACTIVE] = "#b5b3ac"
fg[NORMAL] = "#ffffff"
fg[SELECTED] = "#ffffff"
fg[ACTIVE] = "#ffffff" }
# xfce4 stuff
widget_class "*XfdesktopIconView*" style "xfdesktop-icon-view"This is a revised 'reprint' of this post to the dng list:
https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/message/2 … 84.en.html
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If there was a question there, I missed it!
Editing to provide this context from #devuan yesterday:
<Fervi> we need to create virtual package "dbus-session-bus" i think
<Centurion_Dan> Fervi: no we don't. Use dbus-x11
<Fervi> but xfconf require dbus-session-bus, that require dbus-x11. We should add dbus-session-bus or change dependency in xfconf to directly use dbus-x11
<Centurion_Dan> Fervi: ok. I'll fix the dbus package in the next couple of days.
Welcome, norb! And thanks for the report on your successful Devuan upgrade and the kind words. See you 'round!
gksu works just fine. ![]()
@bobemoe: Well, you're just trying to improve the forum. No apologies needed for that.
I'll let Chanku sort it out - backend so isn't my thing . . . ![]()
http://forums.debian.net does not have keywords added to the URLs and it does just fine.
In fact, I've never seen that done on a forum. But blogs do often add titles to the URL . . .
golinux wrote:Does Clearlooks-Phenix-Purpy play nicely (or at all) with MiyoLinux ?
golinux,
After further consideration, I thought you might appreciate a visual to see your Purpy theme on MiyoLinux.
For the screenshot, I Purpy-ized MiyoLinux to show how it works in widgets, window borders, and the menu; however, instead of using the Mate icons that were included with the update, I used Fabo-Mono...I thought their purple shade might blend in well with your Purpy theme. Just click the image to enlarge it.
Thank you for this! Yes, it is nice and purpy now. Good to hear that the Mate icons were default. Where can I dl the "Fabo-Mono" icon set? Not one hit on google for it. I would like to recolor them to a more compatible hue (currently too pink and those bright blue ones would have to go). That would give users another option. Was the DMZ (white) mouse icon theme also default? Cheers for all your excellent contributions!
It won't be empty once you add the pinning information. Why on earth would you be running ceres when you have to ask basic questions like in this thread? Maybe you should stick to stable . . . ![]()
(Note that I have never had to pin a package so can't confirm if the above info is correct.)
Just noticed that with the most recent update, the Devuan "Purpy" theme and Mate icons are included.
Oh, thanks for posting that. Centurion_Dan was working on the packaging for desktop-base but I haven't see a default install yet. Does Clearlooks-Phenix-Purpy play nicely (or at all) with MiyoLinux ? And . . . I don't know if MiyoLinux uses slim but if yes, that should now be purpy too.
Steve Litt is a tinkerer extraordinaire. His Linux experiments and experiences are collected on the troubleshooters.com website. His init discussions are relevant to Devuan's future. More reading there than I'll ever be able to get around to!!
Here's the link to figos. It hasn't been posted in the list because there is not one mention of Devuan on that page and Puppy/Refracta seems a little too far afield.
OK. I missed that subtlety. FWIW, I have both consolekit and upower installed.
I wonder whether we can use the preview button as a sort of save/keep me logged in facility?
Geoff
Trying right now. Started this 3 hours ago and left it sitting. Preview just refreshed properly. Let's try to post!
Well, it worked here. Don't know whether being an admin had anything to do with it. Anyone else want to give it a try?
golinux wrote:Do you have upower installed? Read through this for suggestions.
Yes I have "upower 1:0.9.23-2+devuan1.2" installed. I notice from the reference, which you give, that someone reports that installing upower made the shutdown options appear with logout. I also notice that lxsession depends on "consolekit | upower (<0.99) | systemd". I am not too clear on version numbers, but does that mean that lxsession will not use the version of upower that I have installed?
Geoff
I don't know about the upower version compatibility but do you really want to use an app that had a systemd dependency? Perhaps there is another option that will work with lxde?
Temporary mounting of usb devices such as camera/phone. I assume that used to be handled by gvfs and I have started to look at Thunar, which I think I saw mentioned in this context.
Do you have upower installed? Read through this for suggestions. Note that I have gvfs installed also.
There is no GUI method to shutdown the system as lxde only allows logout/lock and slim does not have any options to shutdown. I have a quick kludge with xmessage and sudo.
Geoff
'man slim' offers suggestions for alternate actions. Note that I have not tried any of them. YMMV.
We have all been bit by that at one time or another. Did you check "keep me logged in" at login? Apart from that, I suggest you write longer posts in a text editor then just c/p to avoid losing work. I don't remember seeing an option to increase timeout but will double check. I hope you will take the trouble to rewrite your response.
I don't use Libre Office often. When I build a desktop from scratch I only install the Writer element. But Devuan includes the whole thing. I should probably nuke it and just install the part that I need. Maybe some rainy day . . .
Yes. DIY = Do It Yourself
Thanks for your thoughts.
I got three: firstly, this is well beyond my expertise;
Mine too. It's an annoyance but nothing seems to be harmed from it except I have to reset all my desktops. ![]()
secondly I tend to prefer using the shift key or ctrl key to wake a sleeping computer; and
I will try with those keys. figosdev also mentioned something about using a different key in a discussion elsewhere.
thirdly, the beep-beep-beep behaviour might suggest BIOS level concerns, which perhaps could be a dead battery. But again, I'm not expert on this (and I use a laptop, with acpid lid action).
This never happened with wheezy or the other OS I have installed on this board over the years so I think unlikely it's the BIOS. Battery? Why would it fail only after days/weeks of no reboots? Then be fine again for a longish time?