A great release!
Congratulation!
What about a dynamic menu at right-click on the desktop? I think it is already part of LXDE (menu-cache). I used it with Openbox --> http://mimasgpc.free.fr/openbox-menu-en.html
Thank you,
flux.
Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
I have been testing the LXDE b1 and it seems to use 60 Mb of RAM and 15 Mb of SWAP when "idling" on my old machine Asus P4/128 Mb of RAM. I have installed it on a 20 Gb partition + 256 Mb SWAP - and the file system is ext3 (uses less resources). It does not feel much more responsive compared to the outstanding XFCE edition neither it uses much less RAM.
FYI, Vector linux 6.0 light (Based on 12.1) uses 45 Mb of RAM with 5 Mb of SWAP. Puppy 5.01 uses 30 Mb of RAM and 0 SWAP.
FYI, Vector linux 6.0 light (Based on 12.1) uses 45 Mb of RAM with 5 Mb of SWAP. Puppy 5.01 uses 30 Mb of RAM and 0 SWAP.
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Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
¡Saludos!
Estoy muy interesado en sistemas operativos para revivir viejos ordenadores. Asi que la aparición de Salix LXDE Editión es una gran noticia para mí. Desde que uso Salix no obtengo más que satisfacciones.
Pero quisiera sugerir para animar a algún desarrolador una Salix con jwm, es el que usa Puppy y al parecer es el mejor para los ordenadores más viejos.
¡Felicidades por este nuevo tanto de Salix!
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Greetings!
I am very interested in operative systems to revive old computers. That the publication of Salix LXDE Editión is a big news for me. Since use Salix do not obtain more that satisfactions.
But wanted to suggest to encourage to some developer a Salix with jwm, is the one who uses Puppy and to the opinion is the best for the oldest computers.
Happinesses by this new so much of Salix!
Translated by opentrad.
Estoy muy interesado en sistemas operativos para revivir viejos ordenadores. Asi que la aparición de Salix LXDE Editión es una gran noticia para mí. Desde que uso Salix no obtengo más que satisfacciones.
Pero quisiera sugerir para animar a algún desarrolador una Salix con jwm, es el que usa Puppy y al parecer es el mejor para los ordenadores más viejos.
¡Felicidades por este nuevo tanto de Salix!
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Greetings!
I am very interested in operative systems to revive old computers. That the publication of Salix LXDE Editión is a big news for me. Since use Salix do not obtain more that satisfactions.
But wanted to suggest to encourage to some developer a Salix with jwm, is the one who uses Puppy and to the opinion is the best for the oldest computers.
Happinesses by this new so much of Salix!
Translated by opentrad.
Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
Does Xarchiver (or any application) plug into PCManFM2 like it does with Thunar? Does PCManFM have something like Thunar's Custom Actions?christian wrote:Maybe xarchiver would be a better archive manager than file-roller.
Secondly, doesn't File-Roller add a horrifying number of dependencies?
Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
I've stopped using Xarchiver some time ago. The new versions sadly never have reached a stable and well usable state for mechristian wrote:Maybe xarchiver would be a better archive manager than file-roller.
Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
Xarchiver is really buggy and getting old. It doesn't even support xz compression and with 99% of the packages in the repos using that, it's no option at all.christian wrote:Maybe xarchiver would be a better archive manager than file-roller. At least at my old computer (AMD Duron 700 Mhz, 192 MB RAM) the GUI of Xarchiver is faster and smoother than file-roller.
I think the default desktop menu is better. The openbox menu on right click can be activated through the lxde preferences with a switch and I think it's better suited in a pure openbox environment, not as a part of a DE anyway.flux wrote:What about a dynamic menu at right-click on the desktop? I think it is already part of LXDE (menu-cache). I used it with Openbox --> http://mimasgpc.free.fr/openbox-menu-en.html
No, to both.mjjzf wrote:Does Xarchiver (or any application) plug into PCManFM2 like it does with Thunar? Does PCManFM have something like Thunar's Custom Actions?
No. Not a single one.mjjzf wrote:Secondly, doesn't File-Roller add a horrifying number of dependencies?
Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
I'm not sure about jwm, but maybe something geekier will be done in the future.autogestion wrote:But wanted to suggest to encourage to some developer a Salix with jwm, is the one who uses Puppy and to the opinion is the best for the oldest computers.
Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
Take a look here: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=91426mjjzf wrote:Does PCManFM have something like Thunar's Custom Actions?
Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
ive just update my zenity script for create desktop pcmanfm directory launcher perhaps you could add it to openbox right clicl menu m this script is very useful for beginners on lxde try it and give me feedback
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#!/bin/bash
##script dlc directory-link-creator## open directory with pcmanfm##pizuxmepis ate gmail point com ,thx to anubisg1 IRC#lxde
##the .desktop create got the suffix (dlc-)foo.desktop for dissociate from other one
########################################################################################
DIR() {
cd $HOME
if [[ -e .config/user-dirs.dirs ]]; then
. .config/user-dirs.dirs
else
XDG_DESKTOP_DIR="$HOME/Desktop"
fi
mkdir -p $XDG_DESKTOP_DIR
if [[ $LANG = fr_* ]]; then #####check lang
TXT=$"Choisir un dossier à lier sur votre bureau"
TXT2=$"Ce lien vers ce dossier existe Déjà, choisissez en un autre ou éffacé le depuis votre bureau"
else
TXT=$"Choose a directory to link on your desktop"
TXT2=$"This directory link already exist, please choose another one or delete it from your desktop"
fi
name=$(zenity --file-selection \
--directory --title="$TXT")
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]];then exit; fi;
base=$(basename $name)
cd $XDG_DESKTOP_DIR
if [[ -e dlc-$base.desktop ]]; then
zenity --warning --text=\
"$TXT2"; cd $HOME ; DIR
else
echo "[Desktop Entry]
Comment=pcmanfm link to directory $name
Name=$base
Exec=pcmanfm $name
Icon=folder
Type=Application
Terminal=false
OnlyShowIn=LXDE;" >>dlc-$base.desktop
DIR
fi
}
DIR
Re: Salix LXDE edition 13.1beta1
Sorry, I don't really understand the purpose. Why not just symlink a directory to the desktop if you want it there?pizux wrote:ive just update my zenity script for create desktop pcmanfm directory launcher perhaps you could add it to openbox right clicl menu m this script is very useful for beginners on lxde try it and give me feedback