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You can add space between application in the system tray. Right click the panel , panel settings --> panel applets and then explore yourself. The space size can also be changed thro' Edit.

Hello qmic, If you have a patch please post it under code, those relay want can use it.

Is it possible to change the window border/menu background colours thro' LXApperance? I know that installing openbox themes and changing it with obmenu will do the job but how to do it with LXAppearance? Will in future this option included. ( I am still not that much efficient to edit xml files)

This is possible and see the samba shares using now with pcmanfm you can view the folder content. Once your use is over Don't forger to unmount.

you can edit your xorg.conf and add the following under device if your using intel video card. Option "NoDDC" "true" Option "DPI" "96 x 96" Check your current resolution Code: xdpyinfo | grep resolution Logout and login to see the change. Hope this may help you.

If you talking about the desktop and panel icons here is the way. Right click the desktop and from the desktop settings you can change the icons size. If you want to change the panel icon size just drag the panel to edge it should automatically adjust the icon size or right click the panel and chang...

pcmanfm does not support trash. Hence if you delete a file it is gone. One solution is to use Thunar as an alternative FM. Another is to make a script for yourself. This thread http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=477174 may help you.

If your using hal check the policy and correcting it may help. Also see these threads in Arch Linux Forum.

http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=62299 : http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php? ... 76#p476876

this may help you.

Hello nitrofurano,
lxde does not depends on openbox. you can replace openbox with any other WM.
from wiki
Unlike in other desktop environments, the components of LXDE are not tightly integrated.[6] Instead, they can run independently of each other.[7]

This problem is not related to lxde. This may be due to acpi or hal. check your policy kit and do the necessary correction. Note: If you are using Arch Linux there is good posting about hibernation and other problems and solution. I would like the members to post their OS because different system us...