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please open a terminal window, enter 'top' or even better 'htop', understand what it shows.
then reproduce the problem - does something jump to 100% CPU?
what hardware is this? CPU, RAM and graphics?

nein, ~/.bashrc ist nicht die richtige datei. versuch's mal mit ~/.bash_profile oder ~/.profile. und hast du auch versucht es im panel selbst einzustellen? also bei mir steht da "Clock format: %R" - da könntest du z.b. %-d.%-m.%Y einfügen. (quelle: "man date") welche locale hast ...

What seems to be happening is that attempts to start lxterminal as a normal user creates a socket file in /var/run/user/0 which that instance cannot access. Instances started over ssh correctly create a localhost socket file in /var/run/user/1000 and so work fine, and root, of course, has no permis...

kenny_w wrote:Hello everyone. Lately on two of the more bleeding-edge linux distros I use, I've been having my tray icons bug out really bad, especially network-manager-applet's tray icon.

since you are using bleeding edge distros, you should be able to provide much more information for each case separately.

compositor = windows effects.

how did you install cdemu?
please show us in full detail.

edit:
oh, you're running testing. nevermind...

tell us something about your setup.
are you using a compositor?

lbuiyzxl wrote:pcmanfm report incorrect file type how do can I fix it?(tell pcmanfm correct file type)
Also I'm curious how do pcmanfm detect file type.

show us. or explain better. because i don't understand what you are asking.

not sure what you are asking;
there is an option to "place windows under mouse pointer" in obconf.
it works like this:
- move the mouse to where you want the window to appear
- open the window (i.e. launch the app)
no clicking!

Default install of LXDE 16.04 you probably meant Lubuntu 16.04. After several minutes the screen goes blank and requires password to login. this is normal and desired behavior, but can be changed from power management settings (battery icon in tray?). It becomes a real problem when I'm trying to pl...

I am in the process of reestablishing a Debian testing (10 or buster) box (using lxde) with lots of resources. Part of what is quite non-standard is that I am running multiple graphics cards and 4 monitors. The problem that I'm having right now is that I cannot use anything like ctrl-c or ctrl-v fo...