Le Sunday 05 June 2011 à 13:14 -0700, Lance a écrit :
Regarding the lacking restart or shutdown buttons I posted a
screenshot here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/casper/+bug/792850
I think it's because you use startx. LXDM do some black magic to enable
features that
Greetings folks,
Although I am running a minimal install of Ubuntu 11.04 with LXDE, I
hope someone may help.
Normally running Debian I add user to powerdev group for shutdown and
restart options to appear in the shutdown menu. This group however
does not exist. I'm not sure if I am missing a
Sorry, meant to include the mailing list in my reply as well - forwarded on
for continuity.
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From: Jared Norris jrnor...@gmail.com
Date: 6 June 2011 20:21
Subject: Re: [Lubuntu-desktop] LXDE shutown dependency/permissions?
To: Eric rvw...@gmail.com
On 6
I'm the founder and lead developer of a new lightweight distro based on
antiX Linux called Swift Linux.
I'm trying to familiarize myself with the procedures of other distros so
that I can improve the development process and infrastructure of my own,
as Swift Linux is my first experience working
Hi,
I'd like to propose some changes to the lubuntu-desktop package. This is
primarily meant to the developers, but other users may be interested.
The point of Lubuntu LXDE is to make a very lightweight desktop to end
users. This proposal would 1) make many of the dependencies as
Just my two cents here - libreoffice is Java based, so (in my
experience anyway) it probably isn't lighter-weight.
You mentioned Midori. In my experience, Midori isn't good for the
average user, and some sites (namely, gmail) refuse to work with it at
all.
Just my two cents, take it for what
1. Lubuntu is lightweght + good usability. Sometimes usability
should outweigh memory usage if the lighter alternatives are not as
usable, xpdf for example. Midori is not stable enough. In addition,
browser is the most critical part of a desktop system and is one of
the largest security hole. A
On 06/06/2011 03:22 AM, Jared Norris wrote:
I take no credit for the answer but just wanted to pass on the
information apparently the issue with the missing shutdown and
reboot buttons has been traced to starting X using the startx
command rather than the correct startlubuntu command.
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