Is LXDE still being updated and developed ? Will there be another version ?
I see very little reference to it on the Mint web site.
Please advise as to it's future.
Rob
What is happening with LXDE ?
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What is happening with LXDE ?
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Re: What is happening with LXDE ?
Linux Mint 12 was the last LXDE release. See this:
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... +mint+lxde
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... +mint+lxde
Re: What is happening with LXDE ?
Thanks for that information and link.
I'm disappointed it's come to this.
My favourite distro by far.
Rob
I'm disappointed it's come to this.
My favourite distro by far.
Rob
Re: What is happening with LXDE ?
See http://lxlinux.com for recipes for 4 after-market LXDE installs.
Re: What is happening with LXDE ?
Linux Mint 12 LXDE Revisited: Create Linux Mint 14 Nadia LXDE from Lisa LXDE
I really love the Linux Mint 12 LXDE edition. But, because of some reasons, LXDE ran out of favor and the Mint developers preferred KDE, Cinnamon, Mate and XFCE for the future releases. So, versions 13 (Maya) and 14 (Nadia) never saw an LXDE release. That is where I decided to do an experiment - install the Linux Mint 12 LXDE version and upgrade it to Mint 14. I could have also installed an LXDE desktop to a Nadia installation. But, I choose the difficult path just to experiment if, by replacing the old ppa's with the updated ones in Package Source list, one can actually upgrade a system with no harms done. More.
This is interesting.
I really love the Linux Mint 12 LXDE edition. But, because of some reasons, LXDE ran out of favor and the Mint developers preferred KDE, Cinnamon, Mate and XFCE for the future releases. So, versions 13 (Maya) and 14 (Nadia) never saw an LXDE release. That is where I decided to do an experiment - install the Linux Mint 12 LXDE version and upgrade it to Mint 14. I could have also installed an LXDE desktop to a Nadia installation. But, I choose the difficult path just to experiment if, by replacing the old ppa's with the updated ones in Package Source list, one can actually upgrade a system with no harms done. More.
This is interesting.
Re: What is happening with LXDE ?
Hmmmm...but is it still LXDE? And do you still have the Openbox option with it?twodogs wrote:Linux Mint 12 LXDE Revisited: Create Linux Mint 14 Nadia LXDE from Lisa LXDE
I really love the Linux Mint 12 LXDE edition. But, because of some reasons, LXDE ran out of favor and the Mint developers preferred KDE, Cinnamon, Mate and XFCE for the future releases. So, versions 13 (Maya) and 14 (Nadia) never saw an LXDE release. That is where I decided to do an experiment - install the Linux Mint 12 LXDE version and upgrade it to Mint 14. I could have also installed an LXDE desktop to a Nadia installation. But, I choose the difficult path just to experiment if, by replacing the old ppa's with the updated ones in Package Source list, one can actually upgrade a system with no harms done. More.
This is interesting.
Re: What is happening with LXDE ?
Yes, of course, just updated. Only 32-bit still however, using this method. And yes, as Openbox is standard with LXDE.3fRI wrote:Hmmmm...but is it still LXDE? And do you still have the Openbox option with it?