not a support question
michaelbischof
offlineMember
@black dog @notte
I had similiar expiriences sometimes, mostly after adding a new user. So I had to start pcmanfm and suddenly the Desktop was there. Some times I had to start via the konsole ,,openbox-sessions &" the panel.
What about creating this file autostart.sh manually?
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
You and me both
BugRaiser
offlineMember
Hi. I have replaced the 0.5.x build of pcmanfm with the so called pcmanfm2 (0.9.x build), and I have similar issues to those reported in the O.P. .
I don't see my USB stick in the left panel, and any of my Windows partitions, mounted or unmounted.
If I click the Trash icon, the "Operation not supported" popup appears; the same happens if I select My Computer from PCManFM menu.
Installing gnome-vfs didn't help at all.
I also had the issue with the desktop - it was not being managed, but I fixed that by replacing 'pcmanfm -d &' with 'pamanfm --desktop &' in autostart.sh .
Looking for solutions on the internet didn't reveal anything useful for Slitaz, the only relevant solutions were for Arch, as I recall.
Did anyone have any success with pcmanfm2 and can share some informations on how I can fix my issues ?
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
It's because our udev rules are non-existent. There are plans to create and implement them because we want to move away from using HAL completely.
m00dyson
offlineMember
As Trixar_za said if we go thru [Start]->[Preferences]->[Auto started App] we'll get a window of stated applications with buttons Add|Configure|Exit. And click on [Configure] button opens autostart.sh in Leafpad and Ctrl+O shows its location in ~/.config/openbox.
But i'm confused as OpenBox wiki references to config files in /etc/xdg/openbox and on my LiveUSB there's identical autostart.sh in /etc/xdg/openbox. If we modify any of those files which of them will be used in during SliTaz GUI startup? And does modifying default autostart.sh in /etc/xdg/openbox influence openbox autostart in Slitaz or it's simply ignored/overridden?
Also i'm looking if there's any manual/list of options for PCmanFM conf file located in [TazUSB]/tux/.config/pcmanfm/main.
tux is default user files saved on USB (dont know if they're created with tazusb gen-liveusb or on user logout. And how changing this files will affect user/all. If they're created on logout, then they in fact won't be included in next tazusb writefs creation, aren't they? So where does real PCmanFM that will be included in rootfs.gz reside?
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