Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
Salix Fluxbox beta rc1: No screen auto-resize in VirtualBox
For betas 1 and 2, the trick for having a full-screen display at 1024x768 was to shutdown and boot after the installation of the guest additions. A simple restart/rebooting without a complete shutdown wouldn't work. With this rc1 not even this trick works and the only screen available is still the 800x600. This is the first Salix that can't make it right. What's causing this?
Re: Salix Fluxbox beta rc1: No screen auto-resize in Virtual
both the screenshots I just posted were 1440x900 running in VirtualBox 3.2.10. I did nothing out of the ordinary except restart. I think I did have to restart the guest twice for some reason. But I didn't change any settings etc.meanpt wrote:For betas 1 and 2, the trick for having a full-screen display at 1024x768 was to shutdown and boot after the installation of the guest additions. A simple restart/rebooting without a complete shutdown wouldn't work. With this rc1 not even this trick works and the only screen available is still the 800x600. This is the first Salix that can't make it right. What's causing this?
I assume you installed the kernel-source first.
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iMac 2.8Ghz i7
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Re: Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
We tested the ISO many times and we encountered no such problems, maybe it's a problem on your version of vbox or its settings.
@loukingjr
nice screenshot
@pwatk
For now we prefer to keep parcellite.
We evaluate clipboard-daemon in the next version.
@loukingjr
nice screenshot
@pwatk
For now we prefer to keep parcellite.
We evaluate clipboard-daemon in the next version.
Re: Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
danke
@loukingjr
nice screenshot
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iMac 2.8Ghz i7
iMac 2.8Ghz i7
Re: Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
After reading the clipboard-daemon homepage my impression is that it does not support a history, which IMHO is really needed.pwatk wrote:I know it's late in the day to be making suggestions but clipboard-daemon is much less memory hungry than ParcelLite.
Re: Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
+1thenktor wrote:After reading the clipboard-daemon homepage my impression is that it does not support a history, which IMHO is really needed.pwatk wrote:I know it's late in the day to be making suggestions but clipboard-daemon is much less memory hungry than ParcelLite.
Is this true:
Salix-fluxbox + xfce4-power-manager = salix-xfce + fluxbox
Is there a way to install xfce4-power-manager without meta-package xfce4?
Which power-manager do you suggest to use with salix-fluxbox?
Re: Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
True but for a light weight desktop it does the job!thenktor wrote:After reading the clipboard-daemon homepage my impression is that it does not support a history, which IMHO is really needed.pwatk wrote:I know it's late in the day to be making suggestions but clipboard-daemon is much less memory hungry than ParcelLite.
Re: Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
@klanger
If not mistaken with conky and gkrellm should be able to view the battery status.
If not mistaken with conky and gkrellm should be able to view the battery status.
Re: Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
Well, I wanted to install xfce4-power-manager for power management - suspend/shutdown with 3% of battery etc.
I think salix-fluxbox hasn't got any power-manager app...
I think salix-fluxbox hasn't got any power-manager app...
Re: Salix Fluxbox edition development has begun
I used to use the xfce-power-manager when I was really in to LXDE but it always meant I had Xfce installed as well. It's annoying that Pat bundles the Xfce packages together.