I tried all kinds of search terms "drive and icons", "drive icons" but nothing obvious came up in a title.
I am using Debian Dog but I hope the instructions are the same for Puppy as well. If so, then this is OK here but if it is specific to DD then I guess I need to ask in the long thread for DD.
Anyway, I rebooted and the drive icons were gone along with the Pinboard I was using. That means I get to use the Default Pinboard and missing all my drive icons at the bottom of the screen. Thankfully I had copied the contents of /root/.config/rox.sourceforge.net/ROX-Filer so I think I have the pinboard.
Is there a program I can run to regenerate these drive icons at the base of the screen please?
Or.. can anyone suggest how I can get them back?
Thanks.
Paul
Drive Icons missing - how to regenerate them?
Drive Icons missing - how to regenerate them?
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Running DebianDog Jessie Frugal with /live and maybe with changes or savefile or.., who knows?
Running DebianDog Jessie Frugal with /live and maybe with changes or savefile or.., who knows?
If Debian Dog has this.
Try this:
Puppy Event Manager>Desktop Icons>Show Icons
Make it look like this and click OK.
( the default settings for gap, spacing, etc... are OK to use. This image is what I use)
Try this:
Puppy Event Manager>Desktop Icons>Show Icons
Make it look like this and click OK.
( the default settings for gap, spacing, etc... are OK to use. This image is what I use)
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The things they do not tell you, are usually the clue to solving the problem.
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected
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When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected
YaPI(any iso installer)
Thanks for your response.
There is no event manager or anything like it. There is a task manager which may have the program/script I am looking for but I do not know which one to run.
However, since I have booted since all the drive icons disappeared, they would have regenerated themselves already if it was a program which was run automatically at boot time.
I guess it is something which I need to post on the DD thread about.
The good thing is that anyone who runs a Puppy-type can now take the information above and use that to recreate or turn on/off their drive icons.
Thanks for your help, I will run off now and post on the DD thread.
There is no event manager or anything like it. There is a task manager which may have the program/script I am looking for but I do not know which one to run.
However, since I have booted since all the drive icons disappeared, they would have regenerated themselves already if it was a program which was run automatically at boot time.
I guess it is something which I need to post on the DD thread about.
The good thing is that anyone who runs a Puppy-type can now take the information above and use that to recreate or turn on/off their drive icons.
Thanks for your help, I will run off now and post on the DD thread.
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Running DebianDog Jessie Frugal with /live and maybe with changes or savefile or.., who knows?
Running DebianDog Jessie Frugal with /live and maybe with changes or savefile or.., who knows?
I have rebooted to see if that would sort it out and bring them back but unfortunately, it didn't.
However, there is a solution which was given to me on the DebianDog thread by dancytron for anyone who comes along looking for it. It is here.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 946#981946
Thanks to all who have replied.
However, there is a solution which was given to me on the DebianDog thread by dancytron for anyone who comes along looking for it. It is here.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 946#981946
Thanks to all who have replied.
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Running DebianDog Jessie Frugal with /live and maybe with changes or savefile or.., who knows?
Running DebianDog Jessie Frugal with /live and maybe with changes or savefile or.., who knows?