[anon222]

Argh, I haven't merged my master branch with the one in linuxlite/master. :)

I've sorted it out. I've sent a new pull request.

[valtam]

I'm in the process of adding the ability to change Hostname in Lite Tweaks. Feel free to contribute if you like.
Work in progress - https://github.com/linuxlite/litetweaks

[anon222]

I'm in the process of adding the ability to change Hostname in Lite Tweaks. Feel free to contribute if you like.
Work in progress - https://github.com/linuxlite/litetweaks

Contributed. Changed the function completely.

By the way if you were running this command

Code:

sed -i '/127.0.1.1/c\127.0.1.1       '$hostn'' /etc/hosts

you probably removed the loopback
127.0.0.1    localhost
and all the ipv6 configuration in that file
I hope you were running tests in a VM :)

No need to change everything in that file just the hostname

Code:

sed -i "s/$current_hostname/$newhost/g" /etc/hosts

[anon222]

Forgot to make a pull request :) Done.

[valtam]

Cheers buddy, I'll make make an updated package soon :)

[anon222]

[youtube]DFloZbT99oE[/youtube]

[anon222]

Hey Jerry, what black magic is this?

Code:

<<<<<<< HEAD
    newhost=$(zenity --entry --title="Change Hostname" --text="Your current hostname is:\n\n${current_hostname}\n\nEnter your new hostname or cancel." --entry-text="${current_hostname}")
=======
    newhost=$(zenity --entry --title="Lite Tweaks: Hostname" --text="Your current hostname is:\n\n${current_hostname}\n\nEnter your new hostname or cancel." --entry-text="${current_hostname}")
>>>>>>> 99be23cd98d9604cc388f8dbb19f0e5a0a9e26ad

:)

[valtam]

It wasn't me  ::)

[anon222]

Can you explain this?

[valtam]

The NSA can't even explain this :)