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I just have found your post on arch forum and you should know you won't have desktop/my computer/trash by default. You can create shortcuts to them. On dsktop you will only see icons of files/folders which are in ~/Desktop folder. I slowly run out of ideas... Does something change if you type in ter...

Ok, then what do you have in /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart ?

I'm Arch user, I'm using "normal" PCmanFM and I have icons, so there's no need to install packages from AUR.
Please show me what do you have in /etc/gtk-2.0/gtkrc file.

Did you try this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PC ... o_icons.3F?

7: if i switch to lxde can i expect it to remain a useable desktop for years to come or are there plans to go unuseable like gnome/unity? What is your definition of "unusable"??? As far as I know, GNOME, Unity, LXDE, etc are all usable but perhaps you mean easier to use? LXDE hasn't reach...

You're welcome. Please mark topic as solved.

Create a script_name.desktop file. Inside this file write: [Desktop Entry] Type=Application Icon=script_icon_name Name=script_name GenericName=script_name Exec=lxterminal --working-directory=/path/to/your/script/directory -e ./your_script.sh StartupNotify=true Terminal=true the most importatnt part ...

You should link like this:
than you can drag&drop but there is no "empty trash" option under right click... I think there should be easier and better way to put trash on desktop.

jmss wrote:Hi,

Similarly to the CPU usage monitor, how can I add an applet for network load monitoring?

Thanks.

João M. S. Silva

Try this:
http://forum.lxde.org/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=31367

Mouse settings are not in LXDE preferences, they're in openbox preferences.