Announcing nFlux Linux; a Fluxbox oriented trinity of distros!
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... but this xorg.conf doesn't do what it is supposed to ...
Suppressing the default "us"-keyboard settings supplied by the Xorg Input Hotplugging is needed. Simply add these lines to /nFlux_13.1/rootcopy/etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Hey lq_asling
thanks for sticking with it and making it happen!
You know, you could make a full German version?
I'll host it if you do
Just install the reg version somewhere
set everything up as you like
then remaster it using the LLS in /root/linux-llive-6.3.0
I have a few suggesstions about making it smaller etc
so it me back if you wanna do that.
So, no real "bugs" so far as you know?
I know that some of the gksu stuff may have issues
when running as user "guest"
check out /etc/sudoers if you want to change/add permissions, etc
I'm no expert on gksu,etc
OH
Trying to compile a new kernel too; jammin the Metal and stressing the poor PC
I locked it up the other day...LOL
Playing Metallica at 100%; compiling, making other stuff...zzzzzbang!
Its a soldier though, this PC I make stuff on.
I am quite comfortable now with your version. Though I am very interested in remastering. Before doing that I have to learn more on some details. Now I am struggling with the fme-editor I installed. But apparently the ubuntulooks package is missing. Try to build it later from a slackbuild.
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So, no real "bugs" so far as you know?
Once X was hanging. No problem.
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I know that some of the gksu stuff may have issues
when running as user "guest"
check out /etc/sudoers if you want to change/add permissions, etc
I'm no expert on gksu,etc
I shall test gksu after having debugged the fme editor.
Now I am struggling with the fme-editor I installed.
I can't make fme-editor run.
So how to edit the nFlux-menus? The syntax is easy.
Questions:
a) where is the fluxbox-menu used by nFlux?
The default-file /home/guest/.fluxbox/menu is not used. In contrast to this /home/guest/.fluxbox/init says it is:
I put the "configurator" for /usr/bin/fluxbox-generate_menu script
in both fluxbox and fbpanel menu
just pop it open and check it out
anytime you add/remove apps
you gotta enter
fluxbox-generate_menu
in a terminal and it will update /root/.fluxbox/menu
/root/.fluxbox/menu as user: guest?
If I run fluxbox-generate_menu it will touch /home/guest/.fluxbox/menu. Even updated /home/guest/.fluxbox/menu doesn't contain entries for example for Wine Config which really appear in the Fluxbox-Menu (and in /usr/share/applications).
yes, you also have fluxconf/fluxmenu/fluxkeys in fluxbox menu configuration/tools/
you see; slackware doesnt have an auto-update menu system
so apps like fbpanel, etc use the files in /usr/share/applictions
to setup fbpanel menu
also, in debian/ubuntu they have debian menu system
which for their fluxbox auto-updates menu
so, to edit the main fluxbox menu you edit and update /usr/bin/fluxbox-generate_menu
to edit user/root menu you can use "fluxmenu"/fluxconf
but anytime you update menu it will override it
so, just edit /usr/bin/fluxbox-generate_menu with Configurator in fbpanel menu
then do fluxbox-generate_menu in terminal
for Wine-Config to show up you edit /usr/bin/fluxbox-generate_menu
or edit /root/.fluxbox/usermenu
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