For a Lightweight Linux Desktop, Try the New Xfce 4.10

Discussion in 'all things UNIX' started by vasa1, May 8, 2012.

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  1. Ocky

    Ocky Registered Member

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    Just noticed that Ristretto image viewer doesn't do svg. It needs to be forcibly killed. Have associated those, mainly icon files, with gthumb.

    So far no fix for the .goutputstream files that get created on shutdown. I am still using a workaround:-

    Workaround till fixed:- place in startup programs sh -c "rm ~/.goutputstream-*"

    Another irritant. If I choose to arrange items for example by modification date for a particular directory, all other directories will adopt that setting i.e. sort one directory and all others will follow suit.
     
  2. cet

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    Since Ubuntu upgraded to 12.10 is the xfce 4.8 environment going to update on Ubuntu 12.04 or do I have to install xfce 4.10 manually.
     
  3. fblais

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    Xubuntu 12.10 comes with XFCE 4.10.
    -http://xubuntu.org/news/12-10-release/-
     
  4. inka

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    Right-click the panel to edit its properties, then navigate to the "items" tab in the properties window.
    If you add a "separator" item to the panel, then edit _its_ properties (tick the checkmark for "expand")
    the separator will serve to "force right" any panel items trailing it.
    Play with moving its relative position (via up/down arrows in the panel properties "items" tab)
    ~~ best (IMO, seemingly most sensible) placement of the expanded separator is immediately following the "application windows" panel item
     
  5. fblais

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    Possibly stupid question (noob here!) but is it possible to install XFCE on CentOS?
     
  6. Ocky

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    Si senõr, it is. (Epel repository)

    yum groupinstall Xfce
     
  7. fblais

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    Merci beaucoup!
    :)
     
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