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(02-24-2015, 09:14 AM)ukbrian link Wrote: [ -> ]I had this advice from secipolla when LMDE first started up, I like one click buttons on my desktop

Code:

secipolla
sudo visudo
me ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /sbin/halt
me ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /sbin/reboot

With Linux Lite 2.2 it is easier than that...
Right-click on your Panel > Add New Items
Add "Action Buttons"
Right-click on the "Action Buttons" > Properties
Uncheck  the "Show confirmation dialog" box.
(Personally, I unchecked everything except Shutdown and Reboot.)
So when I click on Reboot, it happens instantly - no confirmation. So beware, and be aware!

Sorry Austen but I'm a problem child

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If you still want to waste your valuable time on me thank u
Maybe I got me some very valuable help here, the boy done well.


As I'm a slow learner and do things a different way I quite understand and thank you for sharing your knowledge with me.

The situation now is that I can access my usb partitions without any interferance but I still get the stupid permissions rubbish if I try to access an internal partition.

I don't want to use the panal but I hit the properties of the "Action buttons" and got this screen which I set as shown, after I had 2 buttons at the bottom of the screen and I can't change the icons if I wanted to but they were one click.


I want to populate Anthony Nordquist's ducky which I use like kde's folder view, you can use more memorable icons so remotely you can just tell a client click on the bulldozer or the jukebox or summat.


The reboot still works but the shutdown doesn't function right so I will use your suggestion temporarily.

For a business you would dump the relevant launchers into the ducky folder

You clever guys don't use a mouse to close down you use your keyboard where your hands are.

Ikey Docherty wrote a new notifications thingy for his budgie DE that all the devs/designers got excited about and he said he was going to remove it from the panel, my thinking is you need a panel thing for your windows buttons and maybe the analog clock and if you click the clock it opens the menu.

If folk want launchers use a dock me I don't want a dock glaring at me and trying to attract my gaze, I want my workbench cleared of the unneccessary clutter that doesn't help me in any way it just looks pretty?

(02-24-2015, 07:18 PM)ukbrian link Wrote: [ -> ]I don't want to use the panal but I hit the properties of the "Action buttons" and got this screen which I set as shown, after I had 2 buttons at the bottom of the screen and I can't change the icons if I wanted to but they were one click.

That is not at all what I see for the Action Buttons Properties.