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Featherpad is not an LXDE application.

And yes, it does, and it uses hunspell.

So the only problem is that you can get it to work on folders, but not on files? Have you clicked on the links I gave you, because it is explained there. You need a different mimetype. MimeTypes=all/allfiles; should do for all actual files (but not symlinks). MimeTypes=all/all; is for everything , f...

Where were you putting the .desktop file? I have one in ~/.local/share/file-manager/actions/openfolderasroot.desktop and it works as desired. It contains: [Desktop Entry] Type=Action Name=Open as Root Icon=utilities-terminal_su Profiles=on_folder; [X-Action-Profile on_folder] Name=Open as Root MimeT...

I'm not familiar with multimonitor solutions. Some random ideas: Try setting Monitor: All in the Geometry tab What is taking care of your desktop background/icons? Is it set to span both monitors? Full report please. Also play with lxpanel's Advanced tab settings Play with the settings for the Panel...

You could search if a command output plugin exists, i.e. it runs some shell command and displays its output.
That would be simpler than writing one specifically for net speed.

Since the desktop icons are also provided py pcmanfm, I have to assume that pcmanfm crashes. Which distro (also version) and desktop environment (LXDE presumably)? Which version of pcmanfm? Is this the only problem you experience? Is your system up-to-date? After the crash try to execute the followi...

No, the task bar settings seem to be in order.
I have to assume that the rest of the panel stretches over to the second monitor, and is currently covered by a terminal.
Please also show us the Geometry tab of Pamel Preferences.

I never use lxhotkey because I always edit rc.xml directly but I'm pretty sure all you need to supply is a working command. If it needs to be executed in a terminal (like mc), you either need a command that launches the terminal, and then mc in it, or maybe lxhotkey has a checkbox for "run in t...

Again, LXDE is a desktop environment. If it runs on top of Xorg then yes, Xorg supports xf86-* drivers.
It seems you are asking if there's a gui utility do modify libinput settings?
There's lxinput, but it's possible it does not support what you want.
There's xinput-gui, maybe it'll do better.

Sorry but this has nothing to do with LXDE. You should ask your distro's forum.