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OK, that should work like you wish: type in terminal yes, thanks, symbolic link works with all drag&drop no problem. But it has not the home Icon :cry: Using similar symlink for trash can (German "Desktop"): ln -s /home/peter/.local/share/Trash/ /home/peter/Arbeitsfläche/ would mess t...

Mouse settings are not in LXDE preferences, they're in openbox preferences. There are settings for doubleclick interval in Openbox, but they only affect doubleclick on Openbox headers, not general doubleclicks. And, hey, isn't Openbox one part or tool within LXDE? Anyway, did not you have the doubl...

The above works fine. But then I added a shortcut for the run dialog: # Run dialog box at Alt-F2 (Ubuntu Standard)   <keybind key="A-F2">       <action name="Execute">        <command>lxpanelctl run</command>     </action>   </keybind> This works, but only once. After that I cann...

Note: A logout is a must after saving the file. Or simply run: openbox --reconfigure BTW, Ubuntu standard to open menu is Alt + F1 but I assigned it to Super Key + Down Key, so I can directly use the cursor to select within the menu:   <keybind key="W-Down">       <action name="Execu...

Find File Manager in your main menu, right click, add to the desktop. ok, shows up. Also works for trash. But no drag & drop to these links. This renders it pretty much useless. Drag&drop on the desktop might be also useful to combine files and programs intuitively. Nice-to-have - but I do ...

Touchpad scrolling worked out of the box for me. But I struggled with the low double click interval settings (there aren't any options to change that) in LXDE and the did that manually in gtk config. Solved the problem. Now I would like to have palm rejection. I am using syndaemon -i 4 -d -t -K But ...

I am running the ARM version successfully on a Tegra 2 based Toshiba AC100. Runs fine! But there are some issues, most are not LXDE specific (some memory locks from mmcqd and Nvidia tegra driver not supported for Oneiric). But here are some smaller LXDE specific issues: a) Font in LXpanel does not s...

I am on an LXDE on minimal Ubuntu install and have the same - old - problem, don't get the busy cursor althoufh flag is set correctly. Seems to be debian specific. Any simple solution available?

Sorry that I reply to this old post. But this gave me troubles to figure out. I couln't do doubleclick in filmanager or browser. Almost went for XFCE - then found this solution, and this gtk configuration set to 400ms interval fixed it. Great, but this should be made more visible, FAQ at least. Bett...