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Hi everyone, Don't let the subject fools you. Some users may not know this already and there is one little step that made me write this and share it with all of you so hold your horses ;) Aim: Connect Twp PCs one of these are running Lubuntu 11.04 and shares its Internet Connection with the other PC...

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Looks like it can be applied a little for adding any application to panels.

Thank you

And YES, I think so

Using Fedora 15, just migrated over from Gnome Shell. I'm using an IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T-60. Under Gnome, I was able to use the far right side of my trackpad to scroll up and down. Is it possible to enable this nifty feature in LXDE? Hi, Would be great to have that on LXDE for sure. I'm not quite s...

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

Looks like a lot has to be done on this area

This is very interesting and important issue IMHO.

I have no idea how to fix it as of now but I'll do my best to find an answer. If it's a real known bug, then hope the developer will work on it.

Will do my best to update this thread in case I'll find something

I have LXDE installed on ubuntu-server for easier configuration, now I need to kill the DE until I need it again. What is the command to kill, or start the DE? sudo service ??? stop Hello there, Could you please be more specific? As far as I know, Pressing: Ctrl + Alt + F2 all together will drop yo...

I'm sorry guys but I have no idea what are you talking about :( As of now, I never had to go that deep. I think the OP has that problem because he/she is using a very old machine. My first PC ever was with 2.1GB HDD and it was more than half full. At that time, it was Windows 98. That was 1999. I wi...

Perhaps it has to do with Openbox settings? Yes, it has something to do with Openbox settings ;) In Openbox Configuration Manager, in Windows tab, you should check Center new windows when they are placed option. That should do the job. Thanks alot LXNevermind, that was indeed how to do it. I have t...

Keeping Lubuntu 11.04 updated results in Grub 1.99. To boot windows xp first I have used Startupmanager But this does not work with Grub 1.99. How, then, do I edit /etc/default/grub. In gnome, I know the command is sudo gedit /etc/default/grub. What would be the equivalent in Lubuntu/LXDE? I have s...