After have so much issues with lxpanel; I come up with my own solution. I removed lxpanel under Slitaz Panel => Pakages Menagement. Then, I installed (xfce4-panel), and it works. And I created a script on desktop to run it.
Also I was tring to add it on autostart up under /etc/init.d/local.sh , However, the system didn't pick it up as it boots. Any idea from experts?

lxpanel issue fixed by my own solution.
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Posted 12 years ago #
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Why don't you simply run xfce4-panel as a command in local.sh?
Posted 12 years ago # -
Lol, just yesterday, installing Slitaz on a computer again (the fifth time i think, i'l loving this distro) i understood the problem.
Lxpanel disappears everytime i use a separeted /home partition, because not all the .hidden_files of the user are created, during the installation process, in that partition, and same of them (like .config/lxpanel) are only generated at the first boot from hard disk, and they are positioned in real home (in "/" partition).
So after the first boot, i just copied all files from real home to /home partition and from that one to the real home... In particoular taking care of having .config/lxpanel/slitaz/panels in both directories.This works perfectly for me and despite SEVERAL reboots and installations and work in general, there still are no bugs.
Posted 12 years ago # -
or just Applications-paramteres-auto started applications - edit; and edit line
# Start the Freedesktop panel standard menu.# lxpanel --profile slitaz &
lxpanel --profile slitaz &to
# Start the Freedesktop panel standard menu.
# lxpanel --profile slitaz &
(while true; do lxpanel --profile slitaz; done;) &;)
/home/tux/.config/openbox/autostart.sh
/root/.config/openbox/autostart.sh
, - if you want to simple path; try "show hidden files"; and, developers, please, change it! it is simplest way!I love Slitaz and you ;)
Posted 12 years ago #
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