#lxde — Public Fediverse posts

@linuxeasy mi chiedo che senso abbiano ancora i flavor di Ubuntu, basterebbe un download "Alternate" che parta con una live, che so, #lxde per poi chiedere al momento dell'installazione quale DE installare

#Linux für #KDE und #LXDE
Inhalt der Zwischenablage dauerhaft in das Desktopwiki Zim kopieren.

https://gist.github.com/dewomser/02f19ae118c1e54aeb8df593ecd399af

Guten Morgen in die digitale Runde.

Der gestrige Tag endete mit einem flüchtigen Blick in Richtung #Trisquel, einer 'absolut freien' #Linux Distribution auf #Ubuntu Basis ("mit dem Kernel Linux-libre").
Davon gab es kürzlich das Update auf Version 12, das habe ich mitbekommen und hier bin ich jetzt, werfe Images mit #KDE, #MATE, #LXDE und sogar #SUGAR Geschmack in eine VM und schaue was kleben bleibt. Statt "Firefox" gibt es "Abrowser" (oder "Icecat"), als Mailer kommt "Icedove" statt "Thunderbird" und so weiter und so fort.

Kein uninteressanter Ansatz.
Hier ist ein Link
https://trisquel.info/de
Den Rest bekommt ihr selbst hin (ihr seid schon groß! 🤗)

@drajt I used #GNOME years ago and never liked it, I preferred using #LXDE back then, when it was deprecated I switched to #XFCE, then I discovered #KDE when I tried out #OpenSUSE and have never stopped using KDE since then I am pretty happy with it and never had any problem with it outside #Debian

heck even firefox barely works here since some months, the text cursor disappears, the clicks in the browser tabs stop working etc. :(

32 bit #Debian 12 with #LXDE desktop running on an old Toshiba Core Duo laptop with only 2 GB RAM.

An #ewaste laptop made usable again.

#gnu_linux #Linux

@Pierre_de_BA C'est chouette ça ! Et #LXDE, c'est un peu moche (très Windows 98 like) mais parfaitement léger et fonctionnel comme desktop !

Il existe des distributions éducatives (comme #PrimTux ou #Edubuntu) mais #Lubuntu sera plus polyvalent et tu peux aussi directement installer des logiciels éducatifs comme #Gcompris...

D'ailleurs en recherchant d'autres noms, je suis tombé sur cette page avec une bonne liste ! https://www.pcastuces.com/pratique/linux/primtux/page1.htm

Une install-party au Centre des Abeilles de #Quimper le samedi 7 février de 14h à 18h
#linux #debian #ubuntu #mint #gnome #kde #lxde #fedora etc...
#finistere #bretagne
@grandk @lrde

I was finally able to edit Lxdm greeter & used elementary os theme. EXCEPT, I switched the elementary.png file for a fedora.png (png=picture file) & I didn't actually look at the size of it. So when I logged in the fedora logo was HUMONGUS and the login window was pushed off the screen 😂

#lxde #lxdm #linuxnonsense

Theme I used :
https://github.com/elementary/greeter

＂… Nearly two dozen different Windows-like UIs represents a titanic waste of programmer effort, skill, and time. Hundreds, maybe thousands of people, working hard for decades… but all on different projects, meaning that none of them achieve greatness. …＂

https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/10/deduplicating_the_desktops/ @lproven

(I thought I boosted this seven weeks ago. Mind playing tricks on me. It's one of a few things on my ridiculously long reading list that I actually do keep revisiting. I don't know what to think. I'm reading it in overlapping chunks.)

#desktop #Lumina #Windows #KDE #Plasma #Trinity #GNOME #MATE #Xfce #LXDE #Cinnamon #Budgie #LXQt #Deepin #Enlightenment #Equinox #IceWM #JWM #GNU #FOSS #Linux

＂… Nearly two dozen different Windows-like UIs represents a titanic waste of programmer effort, skill, and time. Hundreds, maybe thousands of people, working hard for decades… but all on different projects, meaning that none of them achieve greatness. …＂

https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/10/deduplicating_the_desktops/ @lproven

(I thought I boosted this seven weeks ago. Mind playing tricks on me. It's one of a few things on my ridiculously long reading list that I actually do keep revisiting. I don't know what to think. I'm reading it in overlapping chunks.)

#desktop #Lumina #Windows #KDE #Plasma #Trinity #GNOME #MATE #Xfce #LXDE #Cinnamon #Budgie #LXQt #Deepin #Enlightenment #Equinox #IceWM #JWM #GNU #FOSS #Linux

＂… Nearly two dozen different Windows-like UIs represents a titanic waste of programmer effort, skill, and time. Hundreds, maybe thousands of people, working hard for decades… but all on different projects, meaning that none of them achieve greatness. …＂

https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/10/deduplicating_the_desktops/ @lproven

(I thought I boosted this seven weeks ago. Mind playing tricks on me. It's one of a few things on my ridiculously long reading list that I actually do keep revisiting. I don't know what to think. I'm reading it in overlapping chunks.)

#desktop #Lumina #Windows #KDE #Plasma #Trinity #GNOME #MATE #Xfce #LXDE #Cinnamon #Budgie #LXQt #Deepin #Enlightenment #Equinox #IceWM #JWM #GNU #FOSS #Linux

＂… Nearly two dozen different Windows-like UIs represents a titanic waste of programmer effort, skill, and time. Hundreds, maybe thousands of people, working hard for decades… but all on different projects, meaning that none of them achieve greatness. …＂

https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/10/deduplicating_the_desktops/ @lproven

(I thought I boosted this seven weeks ago. Mind playing tricks on me. It's one of a few things on my ridiculously long reading list that I actually do keep revisiting. I don't know what to think. I'm reading it in overlapping chunks.)

#desktop #Lumina #Windows #KDE #Plasma #Trinity #GNOME #MATE #Xfce #LXDE #Cinnamon #Budgie #LXQt #Deepin #Enlightenment #Equinox #IceWM #JWM #GNU #FOSS #Linux

Doing important research on the lightdm default desktop manager on the Pi5 SBC

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

Doing important research on the lightdm default desktop manager on the Pi5 SBC

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

Doing important research on the lightdm default desktop manager on the Pi5 SBC

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

Doing important research on the lightdm default desktop manager on the Pi5 SBC

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

Doing important research on the lightdm default desktop manager on the Pi5 SBC

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt

I can confirm that /usr/bin/Xwayland is running [ps -xa]

pushd /usr/share/wayland-sessions

ls
labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-wayfire.desktop wayfire.desktop

/usr/bin/labwc -m is running

labwc --version
labwc 0.8.4-dirty

copyq show
copyq menu

work flawlessly

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt

I can confirm that /usr/bin/Xwayland is running [ps -xa]

pushd /usr/share/wayland-sessions

ls
labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-wayfire.desktop wayfire.desktop

/usr/bin/labwc -m is running

labwc --version
labwc 0.8.4-dirty

copyq show
copyq menu

work flawlessly

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt

I can confirm that /usr/bin/Xwayland is running [ps -xa]

pushd /usr/share/wayland-sessions

ls
labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-wayfire.desktop wayfire.desktop

/usr/bin/labwc -m is running

labwc --version
labwc 0.8.4-dirty

copyq show
copyq menu

work flawlessly

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt

I can confirm that /usr/bin/Xwayland is running [ps -xa]

pushd /usr/share/wayland-sessions

ls
labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-wayfire.desktop wayfire.desktop

/usr/bin/labwc -m is running

labwc --version
labwc 0.8.4-dirty

copyq show
copyq menu

work flawlessly

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt

I can confirm that /usr/bin/Xwayland is running [ps -xa]

pushd /usr/share/wayland-sessions

ls
labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-labwc.desktop LXDE-pi-wayfire.desktop wayfire.desktop

/usr/bin/labwc -m is running

labwc --version
labwc 0.8.4-dirty

copyq show
copyq menu

work flawlessly

#LXDE #copyq #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt @viharm

I should first give details about what runs on this Pi5 SBC here

SBC 8GB version of the Pi5
Distribution official Pi5 debian based distro with all the bells and whistles

uname -a
Linux shiva 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-2712 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 1:6.12.47-1+rpt1~bookworm (2025-09-16) aarch64 GNU/Linux

LXDE

LXAppearance 0.6.3
LXRandR 0.3.2

lxterminal --version
lxterminal 0.4.0

typing lx [TAB] gives the following output

lx
lxappearance
lxpolkit lxsession-edit
lxclipboard lxrandr
lxsession-logout
lxde-logout lxsession lxsession-xdg-autostart
lxhotkey lxsession-db
lxtask lxpanel lxsession-default lxterminal
lxpanelctl
lxsession-default-terminal

lightdm --version
lightdm 1.26.0

windowmanager
wlroots (output given by lxhotkey)

Xwayland -version
The X.Org Foundation Xwayland Version 22.1.9 (12201009)
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0

copyq --version
CopyQ Clipboard Manager 6.4.0
Qt: 5.15.8
KNotifications: 5.101.0
Compiler: GCC
Arch: arm64-little_endian-lp64
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)

copyq is run as (source ps xa)

/usr/bin/copyq --clipboard-access monitorClipboard

/usr/bin/copyq eval -- runMenuCommandFilters()

I haven't identified my compositor yet from the ps xa output

Error messages:
copyq &

copyq menu
Warning: [qt.qpa.wayland] QtWarning: Wayland does not support QWindow::requestActivate()

Global hotkey addition using copyq config (CTRL P)

Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".
Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".

I want to add both copyq menu and copyq show as global hotkeys

What have I overlooked?

Meanwhile I read at this lightdm wiki about syntax I need to use and in which file I need to do manual edits

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #compositor #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt @viharm

I should first give details about what runs on this Pi5 SBC here

SBC 8GB version of the Pi5
Distribution official Pi5 debian based distro with all the bells and whistles

uname -a
Linux shiva 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-2712 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 1:6.12.47-1+rpt1~bookworm (2025-09-16) aarch64 GNU/Linux

LXDE

LXAppearance 0.6.3
LXRandR 0.3.2

lxterminal --version
lxterminal 0.4.0

typing lx [TAB] gives the following output

lx
lxappearance
lxpolkit lxsession-edit
lxclipboard lxrandr
lxsession-logout
lxde-logout lxsession lxsession-xdg-autostart
lxhotkey lxsession-db
lxtask lxpanel lxsession-default lxterminal
lxpanelctl
lxsession-default-terminal

lightdm --version
lightdm 1.26.0

windowmanager
wlroots (output given by lxhotkey)

Xwayland -version
The X.Org Foundation Xwayland Version 22.1.9 (12201009)
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0

copyq --version
CopyQ Clipboard Manager 6.4.0
Qt: 5.15.8
KNotifications: 5.101.0
Compiler: GCC
Arch: arm64-little_endian-lp64
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)

copyq is run as (source ps xa)

/usr/bin/copyq --clipboard-access monitorClipboard

/usr/bin/copyq eval -- runMenuCommandFilters()

I haven't identified my compositor yet from the ps xa output

Error messages:
copyq &

copyq menu
Warning: [qt.qpa.wayland] QtWarning: Wayland does not support QWindow::requestActivate()

Global hotkey addition using copyq config (CTRL P)

Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".
Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".

I want to add both copyq menu and copyq show as global hotkeys

What have I overlooked?

Meanwhile I read at this lightdm wiki about syntax I need to use and in which file I need to do manual edits

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #compositor #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt @viharm

I should first give details about what runs on this Pi5 SBC here

SBC 8GB version of the Pi5
Distribution official Pi5 debian based distro with all the bells and whistles

uname -a
Linux shiva 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-2712 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 1:6.12.47-1+rpt1~bookworm (2025-09-16) aarch64 GNU/Linux

LXDE

LXAppearance 0.6.3
LXRandR 0.3.2

lxterminal --version
lxterminal 0.4.0

typing lx [TAB] gives the following output

lx
lxappearance
lxpolkit lxsession-edit
lxclipboard lxrandr
lxsession-logout
lxde-logout lxsession lxsession-xdg-autostart
lxhotkey lxsession-db
lxtask lxpanel lxsession-default lxterminal
lxpanelctl
lxsession-default-terminal

lightdm --version
lightdm 1.26.0

windowmanager
wlroots (output given by lxhotkey)

Xwayland -version
The X.Org Foundation Xwayland Version 22.1.9 (12201009)
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0

copyq --version
CopyQ Clipboard Manager 6.4.0
Qt: 5.15.8
KNotifications: 5.101.0
Compiler: GCC
Arch: arm64-little_endian-lp64
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)

copyq is run as (source ps xa)

/usr/bin/copyq --clipboard-access monitorClipboard

/usr/bin/copyq eval -- runMenuCommandFilters()

I haven't identified my compositor yet from the ps xa output

Error messages:
copyq &

copyq menu
Warning: [qt.qpa.wayland] QtWarning: Wayland does not support QWindow::requestActivate()

Global hotkey addition using copyq config (CTRL P)

Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".
Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".

I want to add both copyq menu and copyq show as global hotkeys

What have I overlooked?

Meanwhile I read at this lightdm wiki about syntax I need to use and in which file I need to do manual edits

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #compositor #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt @viharm

I should first give details about what runs on this Pi5 SBC here

SBC 8GB version of the Pi5
Distribution official Pi5 debian based distro with all the bells and whistles

uname -a
Linux shiva 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-2712 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 1:6.12.47-1+rpt1~bookworm (2025-09-16) aarch64 GNU/Linux

LXDE

LXAppearance 0.6.3
LXRandR 0.3.2

lxterminal --version
lxterminal 0.4.0

typing lx [TAB] gives the following output

lx
lxappearance
lxpolkit lxsession-edit
lxclipboard lxrandr
lxsession-logout
lxde-logout lxsession lxsession-xdg-autostart
lxhotkey lxsession-db
lxtask lxpanel lxsession-default lxterminal
lxpanelctl
lxsession-default-terminal

lightdm --version
lightdm 1.26.0

windowmanager
wlroots (output given by lxhotkey)

Xwayland -version
The X.Org Foundation Xwayland Version 22.1.9 (12201009)
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0

copyq --version
CopyQ Clipboard Manager 6.4.0
Qt: 5.15.8
KNotifications: 5.101.0
Compiler: GCC
Arch: arm64-little_endian-lp64
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)

copyq is run as (source ps xa)

/usr/bin/copyq --clipboard-access monitorClipboard

/usr/bin/copyq eval -- runMenuCommandFilters()

I haven't identified my compositor yet from the ps xa output

Error messages:
copyq &

copyq menu
Warning: [qt.qpa.wayland] QtWarning: Wayland does not support QWindow::requestActivate()

Global hotkey addition using copyq config (CTRL P)

Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".
Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".

I want to add both copyq menu and copyq show as global hotkeys

What have I overlooked?

Meanwhile I read at this lightdm wiki about syntax I need to use and in which file I need to do manual edits

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #compositor #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

@LXQt @viharm

I should first give details about what runs on this Pi5 SBC here

SBC 8GB version of the Pi5
Distribution official Pi5 debian based distro with all the bells and whistles

uname -a
Linux shiva 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-2712 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 1:6.12.47-1+rpt1~bookworm (2025-09-16) aarch64 GNU/Linux

LXDE

LXAppearance 0.6.3
LXRandR 0.3.2

lxterminal --version
lxterminal 0.4.0

typing lx [TAB] gives the following output

lx
lxappearance
lxpolkit lxsession-edit
lxclipboard lxrandr
lxsession-logout
lxde-logout lxsession lxsession-xdg-autostart
lxhotkey lxsession-db
lxtask lxpanel lxsession-default lxterminal
lxpanelctl
lxsession-default-terminal

lightdm --version
lightdm 1.26.0

windowmanager
wlroots (output given by lxhotkey)

Xwayland -version
The X.Org Foundation Xwayland Version 22.1.9 (12201009)
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0

copyq --version
CopyQ Clipboard Manager 6.4.0
Qt: 5.15.8
KNotifications: 5.101.0
Compiler: GCC
Arch: arm64-little_endian-lp64
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)

copyq is run as (source ps xa)

/usr/bin/copyq --clipboard-access monitorClipboard

/usr/bin/copyq eval -- runMenuCommandFilters()

I haven't identified my compositor yet from the ps xa output

Error messages:
copyq &

copyq menu
Warning: [qt.qpa.wayland] QtWarning: Wayland does not support QWindow::requestActivate()

Global hotkey addition using copyq config (CTRL P)

Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".
Warning: Failed to set global shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+V" for command "Show/hide main window".

I want to add both copyq menu and copyq show as global hotkeys

What have I overlooked?

Meanwhile I read at this lightdm wiki about syntax I need to use and in which file I need to do manual edits

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/LightDM

#LXDE #copyq #compositor #X11 #Wayland #KDE #programming #XWayland #technology #OpenSource #Linux #POSIX

Hay nuevas ISOs de Cirujantix 64 y 32 bits! Esta vez con un agregado especial: "menú moderno" un menú más amigable para LXDE creado por el cyberciruja de la célula GBA zona oeste @gallinadetective

Muy recomendable actualizar las isos porque hay algunos fixes, sobre todo en cuanto a la fluidez del entorno live.

#linux #antix #cybercirujas #retrogaming #lxde #update #actualización #debian #debian12 #cirujantix

https://cybercirujas.rebelion.digital/foro/viewtopic.php?t=324

I've taken the time to read this IT notes Story where we are reminded to use Open Source Code in the diverse way it's intended

I can give you an example regarding the _if tools_
**ifconfig** is in my _muscle memory_ the things that I need executed from this program just fly out of my fingers in reflex mode
I've been using the if tools ever since we needed to _compile everything_ ourselves, when we wanted to run an Open Source Environment, where the kernel was written and delivered in source code only.
If this is the first toot you read by me, I've been with the Open Source community on the Linux side since the alpha versions were coded and distributed through Usenet, in comp.os.unix.*

In that period you were grateful when a task set that you needed to execute, had a program, which would either make your task easier or better manageable, than doing everything by hand in a laborious manner

Ever since the beginning there are different GNU programs, written in the Richard Stallman period, that can do similar things. All you need to do is choose what you like and stick with it
If you do not like the way it works, you can fork it & change the code, if you don't know how to write a line of code, there are _manual pages_ available which you can use as teaching methods to learn how to code yourself
All you need to be for that is an _autodidact_
You have the power of the **Source Code** readily available right in front of you

At a certain point in time _Bram Molenaar_ did not like the way VI worked; he want it more than vi offered. At this point in time Bram Molenaar programmed vim on the _Amiga_ computer. Since the true Open Source form was followed vim was also distributed in Source form and was happily adopted by others who were thinking in a similar manner as Bram Molenaar and they started to contribute to that program.
vi is a vital program on UNIX systems. What Bram has made, is create a _choice_ for people who want it more than what vi offered.

# vim & vi happily coexist!

## This is the beauty of Open Source

At a later point in time this is also what happened with the programmer who wanted more than what the if-tool set offers. Thus the command set of _ip_ was programmed. Similar to vi and vim they happily coexist.

### However on the distribution level something changed.

After a couple of decades I noticed that traditional tools, that have been tried, tested, stable and have withstood the test of time, were dropped from the base installations. You have to go and fetch them yourself. It was even done with _critical tools_ like the if tool set. It's not just one distribution that's doing it but different distributions.
I was busy with an installation; at a certain point I needed **ifconfig** to work on my network interface devices; I needed to configure something on the fly. Imagine my facial expression when I detected that ifconfig wasn't in the base installation!
The machine was in a _chicken egg_ situation because I had &no access to the network_ I had to stop, go to another place fetch the if tools separately, find out that they were dropped for reasons which were totally irrelevant to my work, go back to the machine, install them separately and in the process waste many valuable minutes of time.

It was then that I started to notice the pattern a pattern of **polarization** removing tools which are critical to base installations without leaving a warning

I had to _change_ my setup routine which has been working for decades in a _flawless_ manner, because someone somewhere decided that a good tool set became obsolete.

This polarization is not only in the choice of what commands are chosen to be in the base installation of a distribution, it's in many different sections of the open source community which is what Stefano has shed some light upon.

Polarization because of diversity is totally unnecessary, happy and peaceful coexistance is key

* You can love vim yet cherish vi
* You can glorify emacs yet admire vim
* I can love XCFE cherish LXDE, admire KDE & like GNOME all simultaneously

Depending up on what I'm doing, what machine I am working on (SBC server embedded system), what is needed on the task at hand, I simply adapt and work with the diverse tools available for free.

There is absolutely now need for polarisation or Toxic behavior in the Open Source ENV:

Another example is the direction that Gnome went many years ago.

In that period I used Enlightenment, Gnome, KDE and FVWM simultaneously on different machines. All WM are working in a manner that I like. When however the Gnome programmers decided to strip configuration features of the Desktop Environment, I didn't go on a rant, I didn't bother to fork, because of the massive amount of work involved.

I just left in Peace

Diversity is Vital. GNOME is Vital! We need them all

🦋💙#Lobi 💙🦋

#Story #Stefano #Programming #FVWM #LXDE #OpenSource #BSD #freeBSD #Linux #POST #X86 #technology #SBC

https://my-notes.dragas.net/2025/11/14/this-isnt-a-battle/

#Gnu #linux #devuan #lxde

Estas pensando en instalar Devuan? Pero no te animas, nunca lo hiciste, tienes dudas sobre el sistema!

Que te parece si hacemos un taller, de instalación y los primeros pasos dentro del sistema.

Si te interesa hacemelo saber dejando tu comentario en este post, el taller será un sábado.

Se agradece la difusión📣

Variety è un'app open source per Linux che cambia automaticamente lo sfondo del desktop usando immagini locali o da fonti online come Unsplash e Reddit. #Linux #Software #Wallpaper #Ubuntu #Debian #Fedora #ArchLinux #GNOME #XFCE #LXDE #Cinnamon

https://www.linuxeasy.org/variety-gestore-di-sfondi-automatico-per-linux/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Первичная настройка Debian 13.1 с рабочим окружением LXDE

Недавно состоялся очередной релиз Debian — одного из старейших дистрибутивов GNU/Linux , который ведёт свою историю с 1993 года. К отличительным чертам этой операционной системы относят высокую надёжность и поддержку широкого спектра вычислительных архитектур. Многие другие дистрибутивы используют Debian в качестве своей основы. В этой статье речь пойдёт об одном из стандартных вариантов дистрибутива Debian , графический интерфейс пользователя которого построен на следующих компонентах: - менеджер дисплеев LightDM ; - оконный менеджер Openbox ; - окружение рабочего стола LXDE — Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment .

https://habr.com/ru/articles/960334/

#LXDE #Графическая_оболочка #debian #рабочий_стол #масштабирование_интерфейса

lol #LXDE on #Nixos has a screensaver that sometimes shows barcodes for:
Antifa, coronavirus, null, sickness, passion, love, y2038, boobies, slavery, punishment, doberman, terror, verifiability, passenger, plague, cardinality, lobbyist, malfunction, caribou, anxiety, Joyce, money, respect, hate, fnord, rejection, pitchfork, punk rock, quarantine, capybara, undef, passion, disease, eloquence, underbrush, decoder, terrorism, dependency, zebra, abstraction, slander, bribe, victim, vaccines

Does anyone know if there is a 3D Aquarium Wallpaper for KDE or LXDE* that maybe even reacts to clicks on the desktop?
Had something like this as a child on windows and just now got reminded of it. It was kinda cute.

* or any other linux desktop manager

#KDE #LXDE #Linux #Wallpaper

@nitot personnellement je voulais signer cette pétition, mais je ne le ferais pas car c'est continuer et pousser les utilisateurs dans la mauvaise voie. Aujourd'hui des distributions Linux sont matures pour le poste de travail. Il faut aider et pousser au remplacement des #windows10 par des #zorinos ou #debian #KDE #GNOME #lxde #xfce #mint et encore d'autres ! Tous mes ordinateurs fonctionnent avec Linux et tous ont plus de 8 ans et pour Surf, bureautique, messagerie, musique, retouche image, etc etc c'est suffisant. Il faut lâcher les #gafam et passer à autre chose.

The @debian project, which celebrated 32 years of development this month, has announced version 13 "Trixie"
https://www.admin-magazine.com/News/Debian-Announces-Version-13-Trixie?utm_source=mam
#Debian #Trixie #security #GNOME #Plasma #KDE #Linux #kernel #GCC #Python #LXDE #LXQt #Xfce

@mbrdev I think you're asking the wrong question. It's not about the distro. It's about what window manager you want to use. The big ones are: #KDEPlasma (what I like), #GNOME, and #cinnamon. Smaller ones (but still good) include #XFCE, #MATE, #LXDE, and #LXQT. Then there are the people who want a tiling window manager like #i3 or #sway. Any of these could work on your preferred distro.

Maybe you should start a poll.

Some updates on the #OrangePi RV2:
1) installed the #Gnome Ubuntu 24.04 iso

2) Moved the boot drive from micro SD to #NVME

3) Installed #XFCE and #LXDE

4) Was able to switch LXDE over to the labwc #Wayland compositor

5) Played around with a few #Mastodon/ #Fediverse apps to little success

In my "testing" #XFCE has been running very well with no noticeable issues. #Gnome looked good but ran slow and #LXDE had lots of glitches with the DE setup. I installed #JWM (have not tested) and plan to install #KDE to try out if available.

Web browsers are a very meh. #Dillo works okay, but is not great for "modern" websites. #Chromium (from Orange Pi) works okay but is very slow; standard Chromium is not available. #Epiphany was sooooo slow that is was not usable. #Konqueror installed but was missing dependencies to function. #Surf is working okay; good for basic sites but chugs on more demanding sites like Youtube.

Terminal apps all seem to be working fine. Simple apps like #GoodVibes and #Kpat work with out issues.

3D Games were not playable if they even loaded up. #Minetest opened but was like 1 frame per 3 seconds. #TuxCart installed but would not open.

So far on the #OrangePiRV2 the definitive winners are XFCE, Sakura (teminal), GoodVibes, Kpat, and #plank

In my "testing" #XFCE has been running very well with no noticeable issues. #Gnome looked good but ran slow and #LXDE had lots of glitches with the DE setup. I installed #JWM (have not tested) and plan to install #KDE to try out if available.

Web browsers are a very meh. #Dillo works okay, but is not great for "modern" websites. #Chromium (from Orange Pi) works okay but is very slow; standard Chromium is not available. #Epiphany was sooooo slow that is was not usable. #Konqueror installed but was missing dependencies to function. #Surf is working okay; good for basic sites but chugs on more demanding sites like Youtube.

Terminal apps all seem to be working fine. Simple apps like #GoodVibes and #Kpat work with out issues.

3D Games were not playable if they even loaded up. #Minetest opened but was like 1 frame per 3 seconds. #TuxCart installed but would not open.

So far on the #OrangePiRV2 the definitive winners are XFCE, Sakura (teminal), GoodVibes, Kpat, and #plank

In my "testing" #XFCE has been running very well with no noticeable issues. #Gnome looked good but ran slow and #LXDE had lots of glitches with the DE setup. I installed #JWM (have not tested) and plan to install #KDE to try out if available.

Web browsers are a very meh. #Dillo works okay, but is not great for "modern" websites. #Chromium (from Orange Pi) works okay but is very slow; standard Chromium is not available. #Epiphany was sooooo slow that is was not usable. #Konqueror installed but was missing dependencies to function. #Surf is working okay; good for basic sites but chugs on more demanding sites like Youtube.

Terminal apps all seem to be working fine. Simple apps like #GoodVibes and #Kpat work with out issues.

3D Games were not playable if they even loaded up. #Minetest opened but was like 1 frame per 3 seconds. #TuxCart installed but would not open.

So far on the #OrangePiRV2 the definitive winners are XFCE, Sakura (teminal), GoodVibes, Kpat, and #plank

In my "testing" #XFCE has been running very well with no noticeable issues. #Gnome looked good but ran slow and #LXDE had lots of glitches with the DE setup. I installed #JWM (have not tested) and plan to install #KDE to try out if available.

Web browsers are a very meh. #Dillo works okay, but is not great for "modern" websites. #Chromium (from Orange Pi) works okay but is very slow; standard Chromium is not available. #Epiphany was sooooo slow that is was not usable. #Konqueror installed but was missing dependencies to function. #Surf is working okay; good for basic sites but chugs on more demanding sites like Youtube.

Terminal apps all seem to be working fine. Simple apps like #GoodVibes and #Kpat work with out issues.

3D Games were not playable if they even loaded up. #Minetest opened but was like 1 frame per 3 seconds. #TuxCart installed but would not open.

So far on the #OrangePiRV2 the definitive winners are XFCE, Sakura (teminal), GoodVibes, Kpat, and #plank

- #LXDE basically has the same problem as LXQT… you need a magnifying glass and a steady hand to use it.

@juliavithoria Muy bueno #Fedora #KDE!

Yo no tengo carpetas en el escritorio xD

Te comparto mi #ViernesDeEscritorio en #ArchLinux, es un #lxqt, salvo el fondo, el resto creo que no lo he cambiado en los últimos 10 años, por eso no comparto nunca, ya aburre.

Creo que tengo otros entornos de escritorio instalados (#xfce4, #fluxbox, #lxde y algún otro) así cuando falla #Qt y se me rompe todo, puedo salir del paso hasta la próxima upgrade... con #Arch siempre vivís al límite 😆

Currently debugging #BashCoreLX: it boots into CLI on TTY1 as intended, but startx errors pop up due to .Xauthority issues, hostname not found, or X server already running.

Switching to TTY2 and running sudo startx works, LXDE starts fine.

Goal: make TTY1 stay clean CLI-only, no automatic X attempts, no startup errors. Working on suppressing X server noise and managing session permissions.

#Linux #Debian #MinimalLinux #LXDE #TTY #Startx #Xorg #BashCore #LinuxBoot #Debugging

Finally, the first live ISO of BashCore with LXDE GUI is up and running! It only takes 300MB, and I'm thrilled with the progress. But I know this is just the first step on a long journey.

#BashCore #Linux #LiveISO #LXDE #MinimalistLinux #OpenSource #TechProgress #FirstStep

Big news in the #BashCore project: introducing #BashCoreLX — the same minimal, powerful BashCore, now with a lightweight #LXDE graphical interface!
Tested on my old machine: just 300MB RAM on boot.
Hoping to release a public ISO soon using live-build!

It’ll include all BashCore tools +
#Wireshark #OWASPZAP #BurpSuite #FernWiFiCracker #FirefoxESR #Netsurf

#Linux #Pentesting #CyberSecurity #LightweightLinux #InfoSec #LiveISO

On the Mango Pi Pro, I popped out the sd card running #Ununtu server with #LXDE and put in a different sd card with the “official” #Armbian ISO with #XFCE from the Mango Pi website.

After way too long finagling the keyboard, mouse, and power inputs, I have updated the packages on the OS (#Jammy). Tomorrow I will update to #Noble and go from there.

Also I will test sound output tomorrow as I trim the fat of preinstalled programs/apps.

Found an obscure #Linux #distro #side that appears to be unique. That is, makes its own toolchain, which is what crazy from #frugalware said defines a base distro. Side uses #pisi package manager, #sysvinit and features #LXDE based #SDE with #pekwm or #openbox window manager.

These odd little distros generally help #inxi find and handle corner cases it had missed. In this case didn't have pisi pm/SDE handled.

Wish I'd noticed side before inxi 3.3.37 went out but this always happens.

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#linux #LinuxOptimization #LowEndHardware #LightweightLinux #Lubuntu #Xubuntu #LinuxLite #PuppyLinux #LXDE #XFCE #Openbox #Fluxbox #SystemOptimization #LightweightApps #ResourceManagement #CustomKernel #LinuxPerformance #TechTips #LinuxTutorial #OptimizeLinux #TechSavvy