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LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 09:31
by zAchAry
wiki.lxde.org wrote:The LXLauncher is the optional launcher for application programs developed for the 7-10.2" screens. LXLauncher enables the LXDE desktop to be a topic oriented grouping specific application programs to one view under tabs.
LXLauncher on SourceForge.net
http://wiki.lxde.org/en/LXLauncher
http://lxde.org/lxlauncher
lxlauncher | Flickr
via: LXDE (lxde) group - Identi.ca
Edit: a SlackBuild is available here
Re: LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 10:14
by damNageHack
What do you want to say with your post? Is that probably a package request?
Re: LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 10:26
by zAchAry
No, just "for your information".
I don't need it, and therefore it is not a request, hence it is under Misc.
I bet that this comment looks, quite a bit, silly, lol.
Re: LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 10:41
by damNageHack
LXDE Live CD
+1
Re: LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 18:41
by pwatk
The last time I used the LXLauncher you had to populate it with icons yourself. IMO, it should add icons like an xdg menu does!
If it does this now then I'll package it.
Re: LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 18:43
by damNageHack
pwatk wrote:If it does this now then I'll package it.
Maybe do it with a little script that looks into /usr/share/applications for those desktop files?
Re: LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 18:59
by gapan
pwatk wrote:The last time I used the LXLauncher you had to populate it with icons yourself. IMO, it should add icons like an xdg menu does!
If it does this now then I'll package it.
I think it does.
Re: LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 19:40
by pwatk
gapan wrote:pwatk wrote:The last time I used the LXLauncher you had to populate it with icons yourself. IMO, it should add icons like an xdg menu does!
If it does this now then I'll package it.
I think it does.
Really
.
I better get packaging
.
Re: LXLauncher (for Asus EeePC)
Posted: 23. Sep 2010, 22:44
by pwatk