Then the only thing I can suggest to try at this point is creating a new user
and seeing if things work as a new user. If it does, that will help
troubleshoot what to do with your current user.
Is your image on a removable drive? The drive won't be mounted automatically,
usually, so LXDE isn't able to load a background image, hence the blank
background. Store the images in your home folder. I usually have them in a
folder in ~/Desktop.
> lost the desktop panel
It sounds like you have been starting Openbox by mistake. It is a window
manager that LXDE uses. Did you select'openbox' in the Trisquel display
manager (where you log in)?
In the display manager, change it back to LXDE by selecting the icon by your
name, and then
Before answering the following list of questions, have you tried the
following:
Create a new, regular, user. Then log in as that new user. Do you have the
same problems as the new user?
Just to clarify the details of your system:
0.) "i have copied the home folder via deja dup to
Does anybody have a clue how to solve this? I guess it can be changed in some
settings, because i have copied the home folder via deja dup to another
computer with Trisquel mini that worked fine before and now it is the same as
here.
Also, what are the permissions on the jpg files?
Hi everybody,
since last week's wednesday i have a strange problem. Desktop background is
black. I can switch it to whatever picture i have, but after restarting the
computer it's black again. And the desktop files are always put in the same
order. I can change the order, but after
I know Mini runs LXDE, but it may be a similar issue. Maybe this can work:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/151471/desktop-background-appears-black-when-using-xfce
There's this that could help as well:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=158852
Now i've messed it up.
Current situation: I'v even lost the desktop panel. I can get it with the
command lxpanel and then configure it. But after restarting the computer it's
gone. And when shutting down via menu i don't get the dialogue with the
Trisquel logo but with the Lxde logo. The
Are you sure you are not logging in as a guest? It happens to me sometimes
if I didn't turn off the touchpad and I accidentally scroll up to guest from
my normal user
Was this one of the stock Trisquel backgrounds? What does the background of
your login screen look like?
Thanks, but the xfce thing doesn't seem appropriate to me, from the way that
it was solved.
The other two links are about changing a line in
/etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart.
That line should, according to those old posts for other distros, be:
@pcmanfm --desktop
In my case it's: @pcmanfm
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