Same here. I'm trying it on my netbook.zAchAry wrote: I'm using i486.
System -> Preferences -> AppearancezAchAry wrote:I do not see a package named mate-appearance-properties nor a command.
I don't see anything at /usr/share/applications/caitlyn wrote:System -> Preferences -> AppearancezAchAry wrote:I do not see a package named mate-appearance-properties nor a command.
It is somewhat useless but it gives an easy way to delete private SWF data (flash-player-properties).caitlyn wrote: What on earth is Flash Player doing in the Preferences menu?
It sounds like you don't have a necessary package installed. I have:zAchAry wrote:I don't see anything at /usr/share/applications/.caitlyn wrote:System -> Preferences -> AppearancezAchAry wrote:I do not see a package named mate-appearance-properties nor a command.
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mate-appearance-properties.desktopI don't see one for the panel either. You can change keyboard layout from the menu: System -> Administration -> KeyboardAndyun wrote:I have not found the switch keyboard layout applet for mate panel.
You're missing a lot of important packages. Of the ones in the /mate directory in our repos, you can probably only leave out mate-backgrounds, mate-common, mate-conf-editor, mate-doc-utils, mate-file-archiver, mate-file-manager-open-terminal, mate-document-viewer, mate-icon-theme, mate-netspeed and mate-sensors-applet. You'll be missing some functionality without these, but everything else has definitely got to be installed.zAchAry wrote:I'm using i486.
I do not see a package named mate-appearance-properties nor a command.
Trash is not working for mate-file-manager.
Caitlyn, are you saying you're having the same missing icons as zachary does?caitlyn wrote:Same here. I'm trying it on my netbook.
Well, that's where it's supposed to be. It's in the same place in Xfce, it's just that in Xfce the same menu is called "Settings". Same thing though.caitlyn wrote:What on earth is Flash Player doing in the Preferences menu?
I'm getting one by default in the tray, without me having to set one up. I think it gets added automatically to the tray if you're using more than one keyboard layout.Andyun wrote:I have not found the switch keyboard layout applet for mate panel.
Not sure about privoxy. But I know Mate has it's own proxy settings tool. It's in the menu System/Preferences/Network proxy. I haven't actually used it.mimosa wrote:Privoxy isn't working properly. It doesn't block ads in Vimprobable, but all's fine on the same machine with Ratpoison instead of Mate. A minor point, and the only difference in functionality I noticed while testing over several hours. htop tells me privoxy is running.