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Old 08-10-2015, 12:08 AM   #1
Timothy Miller
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LXQT change default file manager


So trying out sparky linux with LXQT desktop. Using openbox as the window manager so got it nice and light (purged all KDE packages), runs quick, even if I don't have all the bells and whistles of using kwin. The one thing I've found I would like to use xfe as the file manager instead of pcmanfm. Anyone know how I can modify that? I'm assuming I can do that in LXQT configuration center > LXQT Session Settings > Environment (advanced), but not sure what would be used to set the file manager. I tried FILE, but that isn't it.
 
Old 08-10-2015, 05:51 PM   #2
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In case no joy is found here.

http://sparkylinux.org/forum/

Just wondering if a desktop file was made in like /usr/share/applications

Code:
harry@biker1:~$ cd /usr/share/applications
harry@biker1:/usr/share/applications$ ls
alacarte.desktop                    mpv.desktop
audacious.desktop                   mumble.desktop
audacity.desktop                    nm-applet.desktop
azureus.desktop                     nm-connection-editor.desktop
blueman-manager.desktop             ntfs-config.desktop
calibre-gui.desktop                 open-invaders.desktop
chromium-browser.desktop            openjdk-7-policytool.desktop
comix.desktop                       panel-desktop-handler.desktop
compiz.desktop                      panel-preferences.desktop
crawl-tiles.desktop                 pavucontrol.desktop
debian-uxterm.desktop               pithos.desktop
debian-xterm.desktop                python2.7.desktop
defaults.list                       python3.4.desktop
display.im6.desktop                 redshift-gtk.desktop
dosbox.desktop                      ristretto.desktop
ebook-viewer.desktop                screensavers
evince.desktop                      sdlbasic.desktop
evince-previewer.desktop            simple-scan.desktop
exo-file-manager.desktop            software-properties-drivers.desktop
exo-mail-reader.desktop             software-properties-gnome.desktop
exo-preferred-applications.desktop  software-properties-gtk.desktop
exo-terminal-emulator.desktop       soundconverter.desktop
exo-web-browser.desktop             steam.desktop
firefox.desktop                     synaptic.desktop
frozen-bubble.desktop               synaptic-kde.desktop
galculator.desktop                  system-config-printer.desktop
gcr-prompter.desktop                Thunar-bulk-rename.desktop
gcr-viewer.desktop                  Thunar.desktop
gdebi.desktop                       Thunar-folder-handler.desktop
gimp.desktop                        thunar-settings.desktop
gksu.desktop                        thunar-volman-settings.desktop
gnome-breakout.desktop              thunderbird.desktop
gnome-disk-image-mounter.desktop    tor-browser-32.desktop
gnome-disk-image-writer.desktop     transmission-remote-gtk.desktop
gnome-disks.desktop                 ubiquity.desktop
gnome-system-log.desktop            unetbootin.desktop
gnome-system-monitor.desktop        vlc.desktop
gnome-system-monitor-kde.desktop    wicd.desktop
gparted.desktop                     winff.desktop
hardinfo.desktop                    wing.desktop
htop.desktop                        xarchiver.desktop
ibus-setup.desktop                  xfburn.desktop
im-config.desktop                   xfce4-accessibility-settings.desktop
ipscan.desktop                      xfce4-appfinder.desktop
ketm.desktop                        xfce4-mime-settings.desktop
language-selector.desktop           xfce4-notifyd-config.desktop
leafpad.desktop                     xfce4-power-manager-settings.desktop
libreoffice-calc.desktop            xfce4-run.desktop
libreoffice-draw.desktop            xfce4-screenshooter.desktop
libreoffice-impress.desktop         xfce4-session-logout.desktop
libreoffice-math.desktop            xfce4-settings-editor.desktop
libreoffice-startcenter.desktop     xfce4-taskmanager.desktop
libreoffice-writer.desktop          xfce4-terminal.desktop
libreoffice-xsltfilter.desktop      xfce-backdrop-settings.desktop
litecleaner.desktop                 xfce-display-settings.desktop
litesoftware.desktop                xfce-keyboard-settings.desktop
liteupgrade.desktop                 xfce-mouse-settings.desktop
liteusermanager.desktop             xfce-session-settings.desktop
lite_welcome.desktop                xfce-settings-manager.desktop
lrfviewer.desktop                   xfce-ui-settings.desktop
lxterminal.desktop                  xfce-wm-settings.desktop
metacity.desktop                    xfce-wmtweaks-settings.desktop
mimeinfo.cache                      xfce-workspaces-settings.desktop
mintstick.desktop                   xgalaga.desktop
mintstick-format.desktop            xgalaga-hyperspace.desktop
mintstick-format-kde.desktop        xmahjongg.desktop
mintstick-kde.desktop               xscreensaver-properties.desktop
mp3splt-gtk.desktop                 yelp.desktop
harry@biker1:/usr/share/applications$
And you can borrow the exact name syntax from the EXE line in the xfe text file.

Also. Does not openbox have a gui editor? I am a fluxbox dude myself and ~./fluxbox/menu/applications is all I need to edit for icon and command syntax. Then log out and log in.

Maybe look in ~/.config?

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