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In the "look and fell" GUI, there is a tab "window border" which itself has a tabbed pane one tab of which is the theme , the others called Title bar and Misc allow you to set just about every detail EXCEPT the window border.

That's how it is.

I will look at the other themes. I don't usually get too interested in stuff like theme tweeking but having a usable border is not something that can be written off as eye-candy. I tend to work from command line but it seemed odd that there exists a "look and feel" GUI tool which includes ...

belated thanks, I've just had time to look at this. I don't find the rc.xml file you indicated. In ~/.config/xfce4/mcs_settings/xfwm4.xml , I find <option name="Xfwm/ThemeName" type="string" value="Default"/> Right, not much help. From the GUI I worked out I was useing ...

Hi, I really like working with LXDE but the one thing that is a constant problem is the window border width which is way too small to catch with the precision of a touchpad on a laptop. ( It's fine on my desktop system with a real mouse ). I can't find any way in the various GUI tools to alter this....

Hi, I have a laptop running Fedora 26 LXDE spin and since synaptics went out of fashion the mouse tapping did not work. I was able to restore this functionality by adding a short file to xorg.conf.d adding a secion for libinput to enable tapping: Option "Tapping" "1" I now have a...

yes, like that.

If I configure PCman to display the tree, next time I plug in a device it has forgotten all about it and shows me the damned "places". I have to waste time reconfiguring all over again.

Here is what the developer posted in 2012: "xfe can mount or unmount disks, but it's only *manually*, assuming you have all the stuff in your fstab file." See https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2096007 for more about his statement. Why do you prefer xfe to pcmanfm? Xfe is very heav...

It seems that it is PCman volume management which is doing this is it? if so, i suspect it is hardcoded to open pcmanfm as a filemanager. but don't take my word for it. i don't think that xfe offers that sort of daemon mode. it's possible to write a udev rule that gets executed whenever you insert ...

Hi,

I have installed XFE as filemanager but always get PCmanFM when I plug in a USB device.

It seems that it is PCman volume management which is doing this and is easy to disactivate but is there a way to get xfe to open when a device is plugged?


TIA.