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Try to delete files from ~/.thumbnails/large and ~/.thumbnails/normal and make ~/thumbnails/gnome-exe-thumbnailer.files empty. Does that helps?

This is a good reason why it should not be the default, but i still feel that, if a distro aims to be lightweight, every opportunity to remove a daemon is welcome. And if somebody experienced enough, can manually update the menu, or assign the menu update method to a key.

ju1ius's work looks very promising for me. I like the idea of a native daemon and the dpkg trigger mode.

Can't wait for the release

This is indeed good news!

Also ju1ius has worked on mint-menu. Maybe you should contact him if he have some time to help you out.

Ikey also did some work, can't you get his code and continue it?

What? Wasn't Ikkey just become a dedicated developer? He left already?

Some update?

One little suggestion. I'm fond of the default key bindings of ArchBang distributions. I think those makes the system very usable. And in the default conky config there is a nice documentation about those bindings, I like the whole idea. Every time I use a lightweight distribution I set up similar b...

Well, I like the colors and the theme. However ( This is only my personal opinion ): - I do not like rounded windows in fluxbox ( it doesn't do it in a nice way since it is a lightweight WM, so I prefer the old school look ). - I do not like rounded menus. I would not like them even if the edges of ...

Will some of this work: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=142&t=54206 be included in that version?

Will any part of this work be included in the next release? It would be awesome to have a python or c applet instead of the bash one. And the ability to switch to dpkg trigger mode from the daemon mode would also be great.

What about to have a submenu in the right click menu similar to the one that crunchbang has which contains the config files that users most likely want to edit?

So you can open the startup file, the conky config file, the tint2 config file etc.. with a few clicks.

I'm using a hotkey that starts alsamixer. So I can easily set the sound on a kind of gui, and don't have an applet running for that all the time.

It is a minority majority issue.

The majority said that, they are more happy with tint2.

The minority can remove tint2 and replace with the original fluxbox panel.

Sounds interesting. So the menu with triggers would work with any distro + openbox/fluxbox if that distribution uses dpkg? :?: Do you prefer a fully automated menu at the cost of having to run a daemon, or do you prefer to save a few megs of RAM at the cost of having to push a putton each time you i...

Hi!

Could you write a brief changelog what changed in the new version of mint-fm2?

I'm curious ( and maybe it helps when I'm considering to update from my recent Mint fluxbox 8 or not).

Will there be an update path from Mint 8?

AlexMex90 wrote:Mintbang or crunchmint would not be a bad idea, since crunchbang is moving to a debian base, the ones who would like to have the Ubuntu base with openbox/tint2 will find that here.

anyways, I like tint2.

+1

@merlwiz79

Nice!

What about migrating next release of fluxbox CE to openbox? :D Its a more active project that doesn't have the flash bug, and it's more lightweight. It could share more code with lxde edition so could save some work, furthermore those 2 editions could be installed easily next to each other withput a...

A small aplication would be awesome, which would help users to make the icons. It could have a settins part, when ppl can do basic configuration such as icon size etc, and an add icons part, where icons could be added based of .desktop files. One more feature is: setting icon's place. For example us...