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'Cause lxdm-0.4.1 doen't work correctly in my Ubuntu 10.04 I have rewrited little bit a code of 0.3.0 version. And make some fork from lxdm-config from 0.4.1 version. Now userlist correct show real users, no more any usbmux, ntp and etc (I've disabled users that have "/bin/false" shell). A...

Sorry for raising old topic, but user scripts are still not implemented, so need to use this way. I'm trying to create a context menu "Send email", using *.desktop file. But have a trouble, what default Mimetype i have to use for all files (mean that associate desktop with every file)?

Oh! Really, I used 0.2.0, 'cause couldn't compile 0.3.0 under Lucid (there was some error).

I'll try use 0.3.0.

Thank u so much!

Hi, all! The authors of LXDM did a great job making it fully themable. But I have one question: How can I show on LXDM a full list of users in system ? What tag describe this in index.theme? For example like this is in GDM here . It's pity but wiki of LXDM didn't describe this :( Is it possible?

Hi! I've compiled menu-cache, libfm and pcmanfm exactly to this guide , but when i try run pcmanfm2 i get the same error "Segmentation fault". Then I tried debug through gdb and what I got: gdb pcmanfm2 GNU gdb (GDB) 7.1-ubuntu Copyright (C) 2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv...

the same was posted in message earlier: [Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Name=enqueue to Audacious Exec=audacious -e %U Icon=audacious2 Terminal=false Type=Application StartupNotify=false Categories=GTK;AudioVideo;Video;Audio;Player; MimeType=application/ogg;application/ram;application/smil;applicatio...

Tried, nothing changed in right-click menu of PCmanFM

Version of PCmanFM 0.5

why you don't create a *.desktop file, which calls your script? You select the mimetype of files which use your script. It's really nice idea, but I didn't understand it quite clear. After I create a *.desktop file, where I have to put it? In /usr/share/applications ? As I understood I had to see m...

Hi! It looks like PCmanFM is almost ideal file manager and Desktop manager. It needs, IMHO, just several things to be the best. One of that things is support unaligned icons on Desktop. Now icons are situated in alphabetical order. But it's terribly uncomfortable. Every new icon reorder all others. ...