Set an environment variable BROWSER=yourfavoriteone since xfce uses $BROWSER to figure out which browser to use. The panel icons default to things like netscape but netscape isn't installed by xfce. I changed the icons.
I'm not sure about the no borders. All mine have them. You might check the settings panel and see if you can find a setting. The file manage in xfce4 does take a little getting used to but it does support samba since it includes the samba network in the folders list. On Sunday 07 December 2003 14:12, you wrote: > On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 10:35, POLAX wrote: > > > Larry, check out xfce4. I have KDE 2.2.x on my Calder WS 3.1 box > > > which I'm replacing with a Gentoo box. I run xfce4 on the Gentoo box > > > and love it. > > > > I will check it out - hopefully it's lightweight for older PC's. > > I built it last night. Since Brett recommends it, I thought I'd see what > it's like. It built quickly, loaded without any issues and seemed pretty > fast. > > As configured by default it attempts to run Netscape and a couple of > other things I don't have emerged. I'm sure that's a simple config issue > when you dig into it. One strange thing was that all of the apps I ran > seemed to have no borders, so I couldn't resize the xterm, nor could I > move it. I found that a bit odd. Mouse cursor was not an arrow for me. > > There were some nice features like a small file manager and a trash can. > > Overall I think I'll keep it emerged and try it a bit more one of these > days. > > - Mark -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
