Hi!
I'm using only the panel only as a tray (because It lacks a proper drag/drop functionality). I've set it up in the lower left corner, adjusted the size. But each time I boot the panel width is reset to 150, and I have to manually set it each time.
What am I doing wrong?
Panel width is reset and not read from config on boot
Panel width is reset and not read from config on boot
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Re: Panel width is reset and not read from config on boot
Hi vangop. It's a bug in lxpanel 0.8.1 https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... bug=784725
I had the same problem, then re-installed lxpanel 0.7.2. and everything is OK.
After I installed 0.7.2, I blocked the update so I wouldn't get 0.8.1 again until I know for sure the bug is fixed.
After it is fixed, just release the hold on lxpanel:
I had the same problem, then re-installed lxpanel 0.7.2. and everything is OK.
After I installed 0.7.2, I blocked the update so I wouldn't get 0.8.1 again until I know for sure the bug is fixed.
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apt-mark hold lxpanel lxpanel-data
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apt-mark unhold lxpanel lxpanel-data
Re: Panel width is reset and not read from config on boot
Thanks a lot for pointing this. Will either downgrade or try some other panel like xfce.
Re: Panel width is reset and not read from config on boot
If you just want a tray, just install a tray - much lower resource use. Docker and wmsystemtray are two nice lightweight trays that work well with openbox. See http://lxlinux.com/dock.html for more information.
Re: Panel width is reset and not read from config on boot
Indeed will try, I'm using only weather and battery applets besides the tray icons.