Hi, I have been using Ubuntu 12.04 with xfce/xubuntu as long as there was no trinity repository available. Now that I have updated to the trinity desktop, there seem to be some problems that I can't figure out. Firstly, I want single-click activation on the desktop and in the file manager, but can't find the place where to configure this. Then, I am missing the Sleep and Hibernate buttons on logout.
Both of the mentioned items have been working ok on my previous setup with kubuntu-trinity 10.10.
Anybody have some hints how to rectify this? Thanks, Mike
On Saturday 20 of October 2012 12:26:31 westbound@gmx.net wrote:
Hi, I have been using Ubuntu 12.04 with xfce/xubuntu as long as there was no trinity repository available. Now that I have updated to the trinity desktop, there seem to be some problems that I can't figure out. Firstly, I want single-click activation on the desktop and in the file manager, but can't find the place where to configure this. Then, I am missing the Sleep and Hibernate buttons on logout.
Both of the mentioned items have been working ok on my previous setup with kubuntu-trinity 10.10.
Anybody have some hints how to rectify this? Thanks,
Single-click one of the first things that I also set. You can found this settings in Control Center / Hardware / Mouse / Icons.
Missing Suspend and Hibernate points to HAL not running. When testing Precise I also observed this occasionally. Unfortunately I did not find the cause - I have always solved it a little violent manner:
sudo bash dpkg --ignore-depends=hal-trinity --purge hal aptitude install hal reboot
Slavek --
Single-click one of the first things that I also set. You can found this settings in Control Center / Hardware / Mouse / Icons.
I found it in System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse -> Icons :-)
Missing Suspend and Hibernate points to HAL not running. When testing Precise I also observed this occasionally. Unfortunately I did not find the cause
- I
have always solved it a little violent manner:
sudo bash dpkg --ignore-depends=hal-trinity --purge hal aptitude install hal reboot
That did it, thank you very much.
Mike