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It's actually pretty easy to make your own dock with LXPanel, it has the ability to do so built right in. It's not too difficult, takes only a little time. When you're done, it can look something like this:
NEWS 200703 ABOUT ExLight
I’ve made a new version of ExLight with the Enlightenment 0.23.1 Desktop environment, Refracta Snapshot (create your own Debian Bullseye System), Nvidia Graphics Driver 440.100 and Calamares 3.2.26-1 Installer Framework. The very nice Enlightenment theme NightBlue is used. It will be used also after a hard drive installation.
New sources 200703
This new version of ExLight is based on Debian testing 11 Bullseye. Build 200703 is a total rebuild...
qtrans is an offline dictionary which uses:
- Babylon dictionaries (*.dic, *.BGL)
- stardict (*.dict, *.dict.dz (*.ifo))
- dictd (*.dict, *.dict.dz (*.index))
- plain text (*.dic.txt) with the format [expression] [tab] [definition]
Posted 07-01-2020 at 11:29 AM byzaivala Updated 07-01-2020 at 12:40 PM byzaivala
OK. I'm old. People ask me to tell them about my journey with Linux, but it goes back further than that.
When I was a Senior in High School (1969), living in the Los Angeles area, we first heard about pocket calculators. We laughed. Who would want to pay $250 for something to help you with basic math? Sure, the idea that computing had come that far was exciting.
I went to college, Sterling, Kansas. The school had a mid-frame computer, a new thing for them, and was...
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