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| Dropbox panel indicator disappears when laptop lid closes and reopens |
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Posted by: torreydale - 09-28-2015, 03:31 PM - Forum: Other
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My Dropbox panel indicator disappears whenever I close and reopen the laptop lid. Nothing is set to suspend or hibernate when the lid closes. I created a launcher to refresh the panel when this occurs. The command I use for the launcher is lxterminal -e "xfce4-panel -r". I'll continue to use this as a workaround, and I'm passing it along in case others have the issue.
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| No printer icon |
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Posted by: jola - 09-28-2015, 01:58 AM - Forum: Other
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I can't find my printer icon. I looked in the system menu, nothing, & I don't know how to do it via the command line. I've also tried a general search for "printer" & nothing.
Thanks for any help.
Jola
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| [SOLVED] High CPU load when viewing LL forums. |
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Posted by: justme2 - 09-27-2015, 07:36 PM - Forum: On Topic
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Running LL2.6.
When viewing the forums anonymously (with the dark theme), my cpu runs hot, cycling between 5% up to 100% CPU usage and the fan runs fast with either Firefox or Chrome browsers. The PC behaves like a fan heater! When I log in, I use the lighter Curve theme as my default and the CPU usage drops to around 15% to 20%. The PC runs cooler and the fan slows down. Other websites seem to run at around 5% CPU, so what is going on in the LL forum and does anyone else have this problem or know the cause or cure?
Edit: High CPU load seems to occur when viewing the forum home page.
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| Install Linux Lite Icon |
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Posted by: David - 09-27-2015, 12:56 PM - Forum: Start up and Shutdown
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Hello,
just new here...Anyone can give me a quick help and tell me how to remove the "Install Linux Lite" icon between reboot on my system running live from a USB?
THX
David
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| Additional .Trash hidden folders |
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Posted by: Wirezfree - 09-27-2015, 11:38 AM - Forum: On Topic
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Hi,
I have been doing some clean-up on 1 off my installs, HP Laptop.
I use this a lot to test/experiment before committing to a live PC.
I have found a bunch of .trash folders on different partitions, with large amount files.
I have different partitions to make it easier to include/exclude things from back-ups.
(ex: I have a partition called "vbox", keep all Virtual Machines separate from regular back-ups)
Doing some Googling led me to:
1. If you delete a file in your /home folder they end up in rubbish bin, so you can empty them manually, unless you do a [shift]+[delete]
2. If you delete a file on something "not" in home, a "hidden" .trash folder is created with the deleted files, unless you do a [shift]+[delete]
What I couldn't find was a definitive,
"Can I delete these non /home .trash folders manually, or is there a specific method to not mess up the file system"
Thanks...
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