Gents, et al: Seems like a flurry of activity on the list lately . . . as it seems like more folks are now "playing with Disco" . . . . As I spend more time with it, it is providing a nice GUI experience overall . . . as mentioned previously having the "suspend" button on the log in window would be value added.
Also, I recently installed Siduction into another partition, based on Debian Sid, and it is the first time in awhile that a Debian system installed and ran well on my Mac computers . . . it also does have some "issues" . . . but, one feature that seems "nice" is that the right-click menu from the desktop provides a large list of items to choose from, rather than having to click on the menu launcher . . . including the "leave" function, which then clicking on, shows "suspend" and/or "shut down" . . . etc . . . very handy . . . very "powerful." In comparison, when I right-clicked on the desktop in Disco Lu 19+ . . . it is a short list of functions . . . possibly relating to "OpenBox" . . . which I have thought was another DE option that used to go along with "LXDE" back in the day . . . at the bottom of the list was "exit" . . . hmmm, what could that do? Clicking "exit" . . . seemed to do nothing, except now the FF window no longer had the what?? window toolbar with the options to minimize or close or drag the window around . . . and the window was now covering the main control panel at the top of the display . . . took a few minutes to get to the menu launcher to log out . . . Logging back in and the Openbox toolbar on the FF window was back in place. The moral of this story is . . . if there were more features to play with on right-clicking on desktop in Lu . . . I would not have been tempted to click "exit" while in Lubuntu DE . . . and all of the window toolbar problems could have been avoided . . . . TIA, F
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