[Solved] New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
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[Solved] New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
Just want to say that this distro is exceptional; it's replaced Devuan (which was my old favorite). Simply outstanding. That being said, I have a few questions.
a) What is the command to open a terminal? I'd like to set it as keyboard shortcut, so I can easily access the terminal.
b) For some reason, my brightness resets each time I logout. Is there anyway to make my settings permanent?
c) Which programs have dependencies on the system? I'd like to remove the programs I don't use; but I'm afraid of breaking the OS.
Thank you!
a) What is the command to open a terminal? I'd like to set it as keyboard shortcut, so I can easily access the terminal.
b) For some reason, my brightness resets each time I logout. Is there anyway to make my settings permanent?
c) Which programs have dependencies on the system? I'd like to remove the programs I don't use; but I'm afraid of breaking the OS.
Thank you!
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Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
MOD: I deleted your duplicate post, assuming it was an error.
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Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
Which version of antiX are you using and which windows manager?
a. There are already suggested keyboard shortcuts for each window manager in each one's keys file. Just uncomment (antiX uses lxterminal)
c. If you use apt-get purge foo, you get a good idea of what will be removed.
a. There are already suggested keyboard shortcuts for each window manager in each one's keys file. Just uncomment (antiX uses lxterminal)
c. If you use apt-get purge foo, you get a good idea of what will be removed.
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Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
Thank you.Jerry3904 wrote:MOD: I deleted your duplicate post, assuming it was an error.
I'm using 17 and iceWM. I'm having a hard time removing flash because I can't seem to find the command that runs it. Same with the following: streamlight, poor man's radio player (even though I know that the command is 'pmrp'), vim.tiny, winff (removed it but the icon still is there).anticapitalista wrote:Which version of antiX are you using and which windows manager?
a. There are already suggested keyboard shortcuts for each window manager in each one's keys file. Just uncomment (antiX uses lxterminal)
c. If you use apt-get purge foo, you get a good idea of what will be removed.
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Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
Flash is adobe-flashplayer. Just remove it with synaptic or apt.antixuser9 wrote:Thank you.Jerry3904 wrote:MOD: I deleted your duplicate post, assuming it was an error.
I'm using 17 and iceWM. I'm having a hard time removing flash because I can't seem to find the command that runs it. Same with the following: streamlight, poor man's radio player (even though I know that the command is 'pmrp'), vim.tiny, winff (removed it but the icon still is there).anticapitalista wrote:Which version of antiX are you using and which windows manager?
a. There are already suggested keyboard shortcuts for each window manager in each one's keys file. Just uncomment (antiX uses lxterminal)
c. If you use apt-get purge foo, you get a good idea of what will be removed.
Always use the package management tools when removing apps.
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Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
Thank you. Do you know why my brightness settings reset after every reboot? my DE is xfce, so I could just install power manager I guess.dolphin_oracle wrote: Flash is adobe-flashplayer. Just remove it with synaptic or apt.
Always use the package management tools when removing apps.
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Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
xfce always resets to 100% brightness.
you might try the antix brightness app. That *might* be persistent. It is on a standard live antiX live-usb, but I'm not sure about what Xfce adds to the mix.
you might try the antix brightness app. That *might* be persistent. It is on a standard live antiX live-usb, but I'm not sure about what Xfce adds to the mix.
http://www.youtube.com/runwiththedolphin
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FYI: mx "test" repo is not the same thing as debian testing repo.
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FYI: mx "test" repo is not the same thing as debian testing repo.
Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
Backlight brightness is persistent on the live-usb system but not after you've installed. I suggest you edit the file ~/.desktop-session/startup and add a line like this:
That line will set the backlight brightness to 50% when the system starts (and maybe when you change window managers).
To use a keypress to open a terminal in IceWM, edit the file ~/.icewm/keys and uncomment or alter the line:Then go the the desktop menu and choose "Desktop" --> "Other Desktops" --> "Rox-IceWM" to restart IceWM and now F1 will open up a terminal window.
BTW: when asking questions like these, you will automatically answer a lot of the questions people trying to help you might ask by posting the output of "inxi -F" inside of [ code ] ... [ /code ] tags (no spaces).
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backlight-brightness --set 50
To use a keypress to open a terminal in IceWM, edit the file ~/.icewm/keys and uncomment or alter the line:
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#key "F1" desktop-defaults-run -t
BTW: when asking questions like these, you will automatically answer a lot of the questions people trying to help you might ask by posting the output of "inxi -F" inside of [ code ] ... [ /code ] tags (no spaces).
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Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
Wow, thanks! It worked! last question, how do I remove the two other WM I have?BitJam wrote:Backlight brightness is persistent on the live-usb system but not after you've installed. I suggest you edit the file ~/.desktop-session/startup and add a line like this:That line will set the backlight brightness to 50% when the system starts (and maybe when you change window managers).Code: Select all
backlight-brightness --set 50
To use a keypress to open a terminal in IceWM, edit the file ~/.icewm/keys and uncomment or alter the line:Then go the the desktop menu and choose "Desktop" --> "Other Desktops" --> "Rox-IceWM" to restart IceWM and now F1 will open up a terminal window.Code: Select all
#key "F1" desktop-defaults-run -t
BTW: when asking questions like these, you will automatically answer a lot of the questions people trying to help you might ask by posting the output of "inxi -F" inside of [ code ] ... [ /code ] tags (no spaces).
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Re: New to antiX and loving it! but, I have a few questions.
same thing, they have packages in the package manager. fluxbox and jwm.
although if you are looking to reclaim space, you won't reclaim much. they are super small.
although if you are looking to reclaim space, you won't reclaim much. they are super small.
http://www.youtube.com/runwiththedolphin
lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 - MX-23
FYI: mx "test" repo is not the same thing as debian testing repo.
lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 - MX-23
FYI: mx "test" repo is not the same thing as debian testing repo.