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Sorry, I wasn't able to reproduce the bug, Ctrl-Alt-Backspace works for me in Precise (I assume you're using Precise or a Precise-based derivative because of the speaker icon -- Tint2 doesn't work in Wary/Racy and Slacko doesn't have that speaker icon design). Could you give more details?L18L wrote:why does CTRL-Alt-BACKSPACE not work ?
Now I see that it not only sda1 icon but alsovicmz wrote:I'm sorry, the Tint2 panel does hide an icon, which for most users happens to be the floppy drive icon -- no one uses it, and few people remove it from the Event Manager. But, you can change the panel to bottom position from the Menu > Desktop > Tint2 configuration, then you will be able to see all drive icons above the panel..L18L wrote:Where is my sda1 icon ?
Do you mean you can't see the panel launchers, you want to move the panel vertically to the right of the screen, or you want to move the launchers to the right of the panel?L18L wrote: Now I see that it not only sda1 icon but also
file
write
browse
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These could automatically be moved to right! Right
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CTRL-Alt-BACKSPACE
I am using precise 5.4.3
and restart X, the panel moves to the top of the screen, making all drive icons visible. I tried to move the panel to the right but I got a broken left panel instead. I'll ask nilsonmorales and josejp2424 how to include top and right position options.panel_position = top center horizontal
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# PANEL
#---------------------------------------------
panel_position = top centerCode: Select all
#---------------------------------------------
# PANEL
#---------------------------------------------
panel_position = right top vertical
It's what I explained above. The only position that doesn't work is Right, after applying the panel stays on the left and becomes ugly. Else work well.josejp2424 wrote:the configurations are in /root/.config/tint2
to put the bar to the top
tint2rc
panel to the left (you mean to the right, don't you? - quieres decir a la derecha, no?).Code: Select all
#--------------------------------------------- # PANEL #--------------------------------------------- panel_position = top center
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#--------------------------------------------- # PANEL #--------------------------------------------- panel_position = right top vertical
add width of new panel to every x in $HOME/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPinvicmz wrote:Do you mean you can't see the panel launchers, you want to move the panel vertically to the right of the screen, or you want to move the launchers to the right of the panel?L18L wrote: Now I see that it not only sda1 icon but also
file
write
browse
....
These could automatically be moved to right! Right
--------
CTRL-Alt-BACKSPACE
I am using precise 5.4.3
I edited PuppyPin so that the drive icons start at 96, then restarted X. Back to the desktop, the floppy disk icon was missing, and the sda icon behind the panel. I'll keep testing.L18L wrote: add width of new panel to every x in $HOME/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin
Using this script I have moved the icons to rightL18L wrote:add width of new panel to every x in $HOME/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPinvicmz wrote:Do you mean you can't see the panel launchers, you want to move the panel vertically to the right of the screen, or you want to move the launchers to the right of the panel?L18L wrote: Now I see that it not only sda1 icon but also
file
write
browse
....
These could automatically be moved to right! Right
--------
CTRL-Alt-BACKSPACE
I am using precise 5.4.3
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# PuppyPin.sh 50/root/my-applications/bin/PuppyPin.sh wrote:#!/bin/sh
# move icons on desktop
# 2013-02-09
#
PIN=$HOME/Choices/ROX-Filer/PuppyPin
check_input(){
N="$1"
if [ "${N:0:1}" = "-" ]; then
AMOUNT=${N:1}
DIR='left'
else
[ "${N:0:1}" = "+" ] && N=${N:1}
AMOUNT=${N}
DIR='right'
fi
case $AMOUNT in
*[!0-9]* | "") IS_INTEGER=false ;;
*) IS_INTEGER=true ;;
esac
}
check_input $1
while [ $IS_INTEGER = false ]; do
read -p "Enter pixels to move [ex: -56] : "
check_input $REPLY
done
echo move icons $AMOUNT pixels to $DIR, but please not outside of screen!
RES=`xrandr 2>/dev/null| grep '*' | awk '{print $1}'` # resolution
RESx=${RES%%x*}; RESy=${RES#*x} # echo RESx=$RESx RESy=$RESy
mv $PIN $PIN.backup
while read LINE; do #ex:<icon x="416" y="32" label="console">/usr/bin/urxvt</icon>
case $LINE in
*icon\ x*)
x_old=`echo $LINE | cut -d'"' -f2`
case $DIR in
right) x_new=$(( $x_old + $AMOUNT )); [[ $x_new -ge $RESx ]] && x_new=$x_old ;;
left) x_new=$(( $x_old - $AMOUNT )); [[ $x_new -le 0 ]] && x_new=$x_old ;;
esac
[ $x_new -ne $x_old ] && LINE=`echo $LINE | sed -r "s#icon x="$x_old#icon x="$x_new#"`
;;
*) # nothing to change
;;
esac
echo $LINE >> $PIN
done < $PIN.backup
rox --pinboard=$PIN # refresh
That's good news!Tote wrote:vicmz, thank you for this! Downloaded the fat pet version, using LX panel, working well on Wary5.2.2. Problem free at this stage.
Thanksdarkcity wrote:Added to Wiki
Here's one from debian; I don't know if it will work.vicmz wrote:
BTW, for Wary 5.3 Tint2 requires libjpeg.so.8 to work, the libjpeg.pet from the Wary repo doesn't solve this. I haven't found a suitable package yet (all I find is 64bit packages, I need a 32bit one). Meanwhile, for Wary/Racy users Lxpanel is recommended.
Thanks, jpeps.jpeps wrote:Here's one from debian; I don't know if it will work.vicmz wrote:
BTW, for Wary 5.3 Tint2 requires libjpeg.so.8 to work, the libjpeg.pet from the Wary repo doesn't solve this. I haven't found a suitable package yet (all I find is 64bit packages, I need a 32bit one). Meanwhile, for Wary/Racy users Lxpanel is recommended.
---Gracias, mis maestros de primaria van a estar contentos. Soy bilingüe, aunque ahora uso ingles en la vida diaria y el español solo en casa o para ver telenovelas.vicmz wrote:Hola natgab
Qué bonito escribes en español
file manager = gestor de archivos
file system = sistema de archivos
---Sounds good. I will try it out on a back up of my system. Would be great to get it working in my current system. Though I think I'm going to have to " fatten up " my save file if I add another file system. KDE alone takes up as much as Slackovicmz wrote: The first thing you get when you install openbox_plus_extras.pet is the Panel Chooser, if you already have a panel installed you can simply click the 'close' button and continue, or if you have a pet for a panel that is not included in the package, you can install that pet then click on 'close' and continue.
