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melodie:
Taco, do all your computers have over 2/4 GB ram then?
(I have not being using Virtualbox for a while either, I'm waiting to find time to repair a laptop which has resource in it, but a faulty gpu, to do so).
Taco.22:
Hi Mélodie,
The computer with Vbox and Bento-openbox-14.04.5_2-x86_64 has 8gb of ram. It works fine :)
melodie:
Hello Taco.22,
it seems very good, you didn't find any glitch whatsoever in this new remix then? Hopefully none of the new ISOs have any issue, they are just simple updates from the previous ones.
Best regards,
Mélodie
Taco.22:
Hi Mélodie,
Well I've got Bento in both VBox and VMware! I had forgotten that I had installed VMware - it was a while back. Anyway, I realised that File-roller is missing from Bento-openbox-14.04.5_2-x86_64. If you are going to fix that you may as well add make and gcc. I would still recommend deleting Software Center as that has been dropped from 16.04 anyway.
I'm having issues trying getting conky and pcmanfm to play nicely. The first thing I do with an OB spin is replace the ~/.config/openbox folder with my own custom version. Have done so for many years - all my mini distros based on Debian, PCLinuxOS and Ubuntu have had this set of files. What I had forgotten is that that masks any issues with conky and pcmanfm's role as keeper of the desktop. Your default Openbox files use symbolic links that link back to somewhere (I have forgotten exactly where) in the system. So by replacing those files with copies that aren't links solved the issue - conky now works. Now for some reason I can't get the custom action in pcmanfm that uses feh to set wallpaper to work. This is the default version of Bento in VMware. The same version in VBox has had my standard treatment done and has no issues, as have all the installed Bento systems on our real computers.
Of course it could be just me!! Conky is an integral part of my "desktop", and I have no requirement for a desktop manager - no icons or folders or other crud. I actually find that Thunar is a better match because there are no desktop conflict issues that you get with pcmanfm. But everything is always a compromise. If you want icons you need pcmanfm. If you want conky as well then there is conflict. I remember this when LXDE first came out - it never really got sorted.
Anyway, as is the system works just fine. Just me being awkward ;D
Salut Mélodie,
Eh bien, j'ai Bento à la fois dans VBox et VMware! J'avais oublié que j'avais installé VMware - c'était il y a longtemps. Quoi qu'il en soit, j'ai réalisé que File-roller est absent de Bento-openbox-14.04.5_2-x86_64. Si vous voulez corriger cela, vous pouvez aussi ajouter make et gcc. Je recommanderais quand même de supprimer Software Center car il a été supprimé de 16.04 de toute façon.
J'ai des problèmes en essayant de faire en sorte que conky et pcmanfm jouent bien. La première chose que je fais avec un spin OB est de remplacer le dossier ~ / .config / openbox avec ma propre version personnalisée. Je l'ai fait pendant de nombreuses années - toutes mes mini distributions basées sur Debian, PCLinuxOS et Ubuntu ont eu cet ensemble de fichiers. Ce que j'avais oublié, c'est que cela masque tout problème avec le rôle de conky et pcmanfm en tant que gardien du bureau. Vos fichiers Openbox par défaut utilisent des liens symboliques qui pointent vers quelque part (j'ai oublié exactement où) dans le système. Donc, en remplaçant ces fichiers par des copies qui ne sont pas des liens résolus, le problème - conky fonctionne maintenant. Maintenant, pour une raison quelconque, je ne peux pas obtenir l'action personnalisée dans pcmanfm qui utilise feh pour définir le papier peint pour travailler. C'est la version par défaut de Bento dans VMware. La même version dans VBox a fait faire mon traitement standard et n'a aucun problème, comme tous les systèmes Bento installés sur nos vrais ordinateurs.
Bien sûr, ça pourrait être juste moi !! Conky fait partie intégrante de mon "bureau", et je n'ai pas besoin d'un gestionnaire de bureau - pas d'icônes ou de dossiers ou d'autres crud. En fait, je trouve que Thunar est une meilleure correspondance car il n'y a pas de problèmes de conflit de bureau que vous obtenez avec pcmanfm. Mais tout est toujours un compromis. Si vous voulez des icônes, vous avez besoin de pcmanfm. Si vous voulez conky aussi, il y a conflit. Je me souviens de ça quand LXDE est sorti - il n'a jamais vraiment été trié.
Quoi qu'il en soit, comme le système fonctionne très bien. Juste moi étant maladroit ;D
melodie:
Hi Taco,
I'll take your thoughts in consideration, but not for the software-center : it's not just been dropped, it's been replaced with a gnome software center, which is not too bad once you get used to this different presentation.
About the default files:
you get .config/openbox and also .config/pcmanfm and also .config/libfm, which is the directory of the pcmanfm library.
Ok, now this said, you can always revert as you well know... getting them back from /etc/skel.
In .config/openbox the symlinks just point to the sub-directory .config/openbox/lang which is where are the files for the openbox menus shortcuts language. You might give it a try, once the files are again there, right click on the desktop and see : it's default is English. Other options are French and German (this latter, not quite up to date, I fear).
You ALSO have *readme files* in the directory, where you have all explanations about how to set it up to your liking! And in the autostart file under .config/openbox, you have plenty comments, default in English, to help you make it as you like!
1 ) you don't need feh, hsetroot does the same job, and is default installed for it's needed by openbox to get a dark splash instead of grey.
2 ) you can use idesk - program to show icons on the desktop
how to configure it? Once idesk is started, go into it's ~/.idesk directory, look at the examples and from there add the icons you want (manually) on the desktop. This is how I had done a pclinuxos kde with xsnow running in it, back in time. :D
(still keeping a copy, as it was a unique one with a very special setup/and look and feel : http://downloads.linuxvillage.org/miscellaneous/ISOS/PCLinuxOS_En/)
(xsnow needs a root background to work… Then even now in all Bento you can have 2 different setups, just look into the default menu.xml file, you'll find some tricks there with the tags containing "xsnow", and also the related bash script to start/stop xsnow in /usr/local/bin … it just needs to install xsnow from the respos).
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