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because the path/file "$HOME/.config/xfce4/panel/whiskermenu-10.rc" no longer exists in LL7
Screen shot of the odd Timeshift behaviour.Timeshift window with odd name and snaphot saved as 'Jammy'Text file showing the start of the Timeshift log getting the distribution name (line 2)Terminal window showing the system is running 7.0 rc1This is from a fresh (Erase disk) installation.
@sqwuade Following your discussion on XFCE forum. https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=17478Will the plugin number be the same on all LL 7 installed systems or is it randomized (hit or miss) during installation given it's a plugin? And what happens if new plugins are added after the fact? Why did LL 7 installation still generate the .rc.backup, but in the wrong location? Caused by an unexpected shell change? I think lite-tweaks is a signature application of Linux Lite and it is important that it not be abandoned in this release.TC
[...]I think lite-tweaks is a signature application of Linux Lite and it is important that it not be abandoned in this release.TC
he progress bar looks like it's freezing
if [ "${PIPESTATUS[0]}" -ne "0" ]; then _clean_up; exit 0 ; fi # If Quit is clicked then exit
Quoteanyway the PIPESTATUS(0) array was being populated with the error code 127Generally means command not found so usually something is out of wack with the PATH system variable. Only a few things could have caused this, given that the previous 6.6 code worked fine. Policy kit is iterated differently between 6.6 and 7. The polkit.service file path in systemd is slightly different with the full service configuration being written directly in the .service file in 7 but daemonized in 6.6.Code: [Select]systemctl status polkitCompare between the two.Given that it's a c2 (command) server perhaps Lite Tweaks user has to be added to polkit.service and/or path to User must be iterated differently in Lite Tweaks.TC
anyway the PIPESTATUS(0) array was being populated with the error code 127
systemctl status polkit