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Hello Drooly and thanks for getting in touch. I'm using Debian 10 Buster which I installed with the LXDE option. The snap app I'm using is nimblenote, a note taking app that works using only keyboard commands. I can run it from the command line by just typing its name. However, as soon as I close th...

I will appreciate if anyone can provide information on how to create a keybinding for a snap-store app. I have created several keybindings to my liking but failed miserably when trying with a useful app from the store. Tried every trick I knew to no avail. This is my first attempt in this area. The ...

Yes, I see what you mean. It works just as you describe. Icons disappear when the window becomes too small to contain it.
Will keep on checking as I still recall not having icons displayed even with maximized windows. If that happens I'll report again. Thanks for now.

Well, the funny thing is they do appear sometimes (just like now) with space to spare. Sometimes they do not and, as said, the behaviour is uconsistent.

No, I'm using a narrow vertical panel on the left edge. I set a 48 px wide margin there. I do not need text, just the icon of the topmost app in each workspace to appear. Unfortunately, this does not happen in every session and sometimes I get only rectangles instead of icons. See attached capture. ...

I'm not using the Taskbar, just the Desktop Pager. Anyhow, I added the Taskbar and looked at the Settings. Found that "Show windows from all desktops" was already checked. The problem is that the Desktop Pager sometimes show icons and suddenly they are replaced by a rectangle. This irregul...

I've been using LXDE for a long time. First in Lubuntu and now with Debian 9.4 Stretch. My Desktop Pages always showed icons for the opened applications in each desk. They have now suddenly stopped appearing. Has anyone experienced this problem? Will appreciate a solution or workaround.
Thanks.

Hi! I have downloaded and installed LXMenuEditor. However, I now have a program that automatically applies a sanity-check to LXDE as an initial step. Unfortunately, this also happens again for Libre Office and, worse still, for each file opened with LO. There is a lot of time wasted while it takes p...