Hey guys,
I'm fairly new to linux lite but so far I love it! ;D There is just one problem I have, and that is that my laptop won't suspend when I close the lid. In power manager, I have the laptop lid action set to suspend, and I want it to display the lock screen on wake from suspend. To do this I just thought I needed to tick the option "lock screen when system is going to sleep". I tested it out by closing the laptop lid. I waited a long time and I could still hear the laptop fan running and the light on the front of the laptop wasn't blinking. It works as expected if I untick "lock screen when system is going to sleep" in power manager. I'm pretty sure this is a bug but I'm not sure if there is something I'm doing wrong. Is there any way I can fix this?
I am on Linux Lite 3.8 32 bit.
Also, I have searched the internet and changed many settings and haven't found any solutions.

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so i managed to get minecraft to run in windows 7 on this old setup and it worked with 20 fps which is playable for most people but then once any animation is needed or its the night (zombies spawn and move randomly requiring many CPU and GPU power) the game falls to 5-10 fps maybe even lower but having the game running well other than that fps problem made me search every where how to increase fps i found many ways and many of them worked (some of them are optifine and 8x8 texture pack)
and hey the game now runs at 30 fps with 10 fps at night well that's playable especially once you build a house and stay in it but then its just so lame and 10 fps is so bad so i kept searching and found a webpage (sadly i dont have the link to give proper credit) that tells you ways to raise fps and the first written in bold and red i think says INSTALL A LINUX DISTRO THAT HAS XFCE OR LXDE or something like that and that article made me think if their will be any performance increase when downloading minecraft in Linux i thought there wont be any but i was wrong and i didn't even mention the creepy old GPU card this will stop you from playing minecraft in the future message that only appears in windows and i have pictures

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Hi.

I am new LinuxLite user and in this community.

I live in Venezuela. My maternal language is Spanish. I am sorry by bad English language use; I am learning it, yet.

In the past 8 years, I test several distros such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Lubuntu, Xubuntu, but I loved Debian 6+Xfce. On old hardware PC, I was using Debian 7+ IceWM, and AntiX-13/17, actually.
But this distro (LL 3.8) is beatifull, a good Xfce desktop environment adaptation. 

Thanks you Developers..

The subject kinda tells my problem. When I installed 4.0 Live on my FAT32 16gb USB stick, I started with a 6gb partition because that is the max the installer would let me choose. Some how my partition got filled up. casper -rw is over 4gb. So reading about gparted it seemed safe to resize the partition. So I booted my LiLi 3.8 (also on a USB Stick), once booted I plugged in my LiLi 4.0 USB Stick, started gparted, chose Resize--the menu seemed very straight forward. It would not allow me resize the total remaining free space--so I had to leave 1mb a unallocated. There were no errors. However now when I try to boot my 4.0 I only get a blank screen.

I would post some screenshots--but I don't know what would be helpful.
Is there anything I can do to restore my 4.0. or do I need to wipe and reinstall?
tia, Ron

Could you add Mirage Image Viewer to the lite software tool, please? I've been using it for a while now and it definitely is a very good app with some quite  handy features:

- Supports png, jpg, svg, xpm, gif, bmp, tiff, and others
- Cycling through multiple images (with preloading)
- Thumbnail pane for quick navigation
- Slideshow and fullscreen modes
- Rotating, zooming, flipping, resizing, cropping
- Saving, deleting, renaming
- Custom actions
- Command-line access
- Configurable interface
- Available in many languages

And best of all is not bloated; it loads and runs fast, so I think it fits LL standars. I tried it first when I needed to rename a bunch of image files and ristretto is fine for  viewing but not so much for anything else. With Mirage I open the folder containing the images I wanted to rename and it was as simple as selecting an image, hitting the F2 key, typing in the new name, hit enter and that was it; quick and easy. I didn't even need to reach the mouse for that. 

In case anyone feels like trying Mirage is as easy as open a terminal and running apt-get:

Hello all,I do like the system information on the terminal but to me I don't like it cuz I rather have Screenfetch or Neofetch but I want to remove Linux Lites system information so I don't have 2 information on my terminal. Here is what I want to remove when you open the terminal:

Sugestion : On boot a message saying "Linux Lite Loading, please wait"

Hey guys. Newbie here. Installed LinuxLite with all the updates and drivers on an old machine. HP HG70 Notebook PC. I couldn't get a wireless connection so I figured the card was old. So I bought a Panda USB Wireless adapter - PAU06. The machine doesn't even recognize it. Was wondering if anyone had the same problem. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi,
I noticed that when I open the same file in Libre Office on Win 10 and LL 4 there are small differences in the formating. Does anyone know what's the cause of this and if there is a way to prefent it?
Bellow are screenshots from the same ODT file opened in Win 10 and LL 4.