https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLP4YpgmBjE

Find it interesting .

How bout a Linux Lite Mini Box .

I had some problems with the Nouveau driver when trying to use another distro. That helped bring me to Lite. If everything seems fine with my 2.2 Lite using the Nouveau driver should I try to install the Nvivia proprietor driver or let well enough alone?

Thanks

Hello

I'm new to Linux and Linux Lite and really impressed so far.  My problem is that I cannot seem to be able to change the Read Write permissions on a USB stick permissions for Group and Others from NONE to READ AND WRITE.  I installed Disk Utility and formatted the drive and volume to FAT, but no joy.  What am I missing?  Can you please help?

Thanks, Javier

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I have LInux Lite for a couple of days and i cant use it because everytime i log in i have this box  showing up and asking me for "enter password for keyring default keyring to unlock" ,i put try to put my log in password and dont acept it,anybody know what i can do to get rid of this box if thats possible?

Symptom. When booting up the process would stop just before log in screen after getting to a black screen with movable mouse cursor.
This happened after a recent update.

I could Ctrl Alt F1 and log in, then startx. This would load the desktop and I could then use the computer normally. When I restarted the computer, the boot up process would hang at the black screen with movable mouse cursor once again.

The fact that I could load the desktop via startx  tells me that the problem is not the graphics driver.

I did quite a lot of reading on line regarding this problem, but was unable to find anyone with exactly the same issue, however, I tried the following 2 suggestions from what I read;
After a fresh start and Ctrl Alt F1 to give me a text login, I tried

, then .
I also tried , but was unable to solve it.

I also tried marking .config in my home folder as .config.old so that a new .config would be generated when I restarted just in case there was something in the old .config that was causing the problem. This did not solve it so I reverted to my old .config.

I also tried reinstalling lightdm.

In the end I installed gdm, and now can use the computer normally again.

Whilst gdm has gained me a fairly happy computer again, I realise that this did not solve the real problem that I had with lightdm and I wonder if anyone else has had trouble, or can suggest a fix?
I must add that I think Linux Lite is a wonderful distribution and am really thankful to all of you that have put in many hours work to develop and maintain it. It has been a great help to me, and to the friends that I have encouraged to use it!

In this tutorial I'll show you how to use a panel instead of a dock.
Many people use docks and launchers such as plank and wbar. I don't . This is a little trick I've learned some time ago.
All you need to do is to make an additional panel on the desktop.
So let's start:
¤ Open the Menu, Settings, Panel
A Panel Preferences dialog wil openl, and there you'll see 'Panel 1'
Next to it, on the right side  you'll see two buttons.
The first button creates a new panel. The second removes the panel. Be carefull not to remove 'Panel 1'!
¤ Click on the first button (plus sign) to create a new panel. A new panel will be named 'Panel 2'

× If you want panel to be on top you can drag it to the top. As long as the panel isn't locked you can move it wherever you like.

× If you want the panel on the left or right side drag it to the left or right side.  Then change Mode to 'Vertical' in the Panel Preferences dialog.
Now go back to the Panel Preferences dialog.
¤ Select 'Automatically show and hide the panel' if you want the panel to be hidden until you position your mouse ponter to the edge of the screen. That's what I always do because the new panel takes unecesery space on the desktop.

Next, the lenght of the panel.
× If you want your panel in the middle just leave it as it is. Option 'Automatically increase the lenght' will automatically increase the size of the panel as you add new items.
× If you want the panel to start at the top and end at the bottom of the screen increase it to 100%.
¤ After you've positioned the new panel , lock it by checking in 'Lock panel'. That will prevent the panel from moving.
Open the appearance tab.
Customize the panel as you whish. If you'we enabled display compositing you can set the alpha.

It's time to add Items to your panel.

¤ Click on the 'Items' tab and start adding new launchers and multi-level launchers.

Tip: When you add launchers you can Disable tooltips in the 'Advanced' tab of the launcher dialog settings.

[img height=450 width=800]http://i.imgur.com/ZlNDkpM.jpg[/img]

You don't need to stop at the launchers. You can add other items.
I think it's nice to separate them with the separators.
[img height=600 width=369]http://i.imgur.com/cEJyS4W.png[/img]
Use the buttons on the right side to add, move and edit items on the panel.

Hello,
I am kind of a layman when it comes to Linux, but now using Linux Lite for last one year. Here is the problem I have that I request your help with:
My Laptop DELL Vostro-1015 where I have Lite 2.2 installed (64 bit) for last 2 months (before that I had Lite 2.0) developed this problem suddenly yesterday. The mouse and the keyboard suddenly stopped working. I thought maybe the ribbon cables are lose, so I took them apart and refitted them and they started working after a while. Then as I plugged the charger back in, they stopped working again. When I took the charger off it started working again. If I leave the charger connected for a long time it stops working completely and I have to press the power button to shutdown. Kindly help.

Recently (3 weeks back) I removed the DVD drive as it was broken.

I also checked with a live USB to find out if there was a problem with the Distro, but nothing happened. I tried Live USB of Lite 2.2 and Manjaro XFCE.

Thank you for bearing with me.

Can perhaps be used for all Xfce-based distros.http://pclosmag.com/download.php?f=XfceTipsTricksSE.pdf

[Posting in small parts as I get "Internal Server error" if I post more than a couple of sentences]
I installed Linux Lite 2.2 on an MSI Wind U100 netbook with no problem, installed updates and installed BackupPC.

All was going fine, but after the screen went to sleep/standby/hibernation (I'm not sure which) the screen went black with only the mouse pointer showing and moving on it.

machine- Vaio VGN UX1XN
Webcam Ricoh VGP-VCC3 R5U870
using driver from here http://modelrail.otenko.com/vaio-ux/r5u8...ernel-3-13
Driver installation instructions from here http://forum.peppermintos.com/index.php/...198.0.html by PCnetSpec.

Webcam works with Cheese but not with Skype and Guvcview as detailed here http://forum.peppermintos.com/index.php/...198.0.html

I tired PeppermintOS last year. I switched to Linuxlite this week and loving it. Its the best OS so far for my old Vaio. It works fine except the webcam with skype. Looking for solutions.

I have already tried the following http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/219