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MG&TL

Try:

cd <directory containing bash script>
sh lxmenu-editor.sh

If it still doesn't work, and you've checked the spelling of the filename, try adding:

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#!/bin/bash

at the top of the code. (it must be on first line), then:

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chmod +x lxmenu-editor.sh
./lxmenu-editor.sh

MG&TL

Try:

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sh lxmenu-editor.sh

MG&TL

Oops, double post.

Why do you want a new $PATH, anyway?

MG&TL

Paddy Landau wrote:
~/.bashrc -- but that works only for the current terminal session, not for the entire login session.

I think he wants it so that he can launch stuff in the GUI with a .desktop?

MG&TL

So in your case:

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[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Exec=PATH=${PATH}:/mynew/path

Although I'm not sure on the "application" bit -checking it.

MG&TL

Have you tried this?

http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Autostart

MG&TL

https://bugs.launchpad.net/lxadmin/+bug/884854

MG&TL

I have the exact same graphics card and I can confirm that the Ctrl-Alt-F1/2/3/ console doesn't work. I do not get to a tty login, I get the default resolution (i.e blocky) and a rapidly blinking prompt. However, I can confirm that on other *buntus this has worked. I'll file a bug.

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