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I checked out the site - and I must say the dependency list was quite large. I am not sure how many of these are already installed, but if none of them are, I don't think you will see it anytime soon. However, I hope I am wrong! The best alternative is to write an applet yourself, or contact the cre...

http://wiki.lxde.org/en/LXSession

Add .desktop files in ~/.config/autostart. The link to the wiki also states how to make different profiles.

Openbox suggests obconf - so that should be enough. When people install via apt-get/aptitude, they always get a message about suggested packages and dependencies. Yes - for newbies this does not make much sense, but as kensai says: this is not a part of lxde - and openbox itself does not depend on o...

This is adjusted in Openbox - the window manager. Either via obconf or editing the config file.
Menu->Settings->OpenBox configuration settings->Desktops

~/.config/lxpanel/LXDE/panels/panels (..) Plugin { type = menu Config { image=/usr/share/lxde/images/lxde-icon.png system { } separator { } item { command=run } separator { } item { image=gnome-logout command=logout } } } (...) Just change the image= to whatever you want. But yes - it would not be a...

This is not done easily. gnome-panel and lxpanel are two different panels, and you can not migrate one panel applet easily to the other without rewriting code - correct me if I am wrong guys. If there is a certain applet you are missing in lxpanel, just name it - maybe some developers will help you ...

I have a feeling the plan is to use

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:LXDE

for screenshots, wallpapers etc.

LXmusic is in the LXDE svn, but not available at the moment as a debian package. Or is it? Anyway - it uses XMMS2 as a default music-server. Personally I use MPD and Sonata at the moment. I have no strong feelings either way, but this may be something to discuss - I suspect the LXDE team have some t...

Bug reported
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.p ... tid=801864

Besides, you have to beware of the OnlyShowIn and NotShowIn keys in the desktop files. Their use can show or hide the applications from specific desktop environments. This is very true! OnlyShowIn=Gnome should read OnlyShowIn=Gnome, LXDE There is also some kind of refresh problem. Restarting lxpane...