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Can someone tell me where the icons for this screen might be located?

TIA.

I have begun working on making my minimal MXLinux look more 'current'; I hope. Here is my first effort at a decent and somewhat unique xfce layout. The big changes from standard are a modified left panel and the use of tint2... -- an abbreviated Left side Xfce panel -- "tint2" for the base...

I'll give it a try...

I was just researching to refresh my old brain... OpenRC is what I, also, liked.

Adrian wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 8:07 pm

manyroads wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 8:01 pm For what it's worth, which is not much.... I like SysV init bestest...

Have you used anything else?

I think the answer is "yes" but it was in the long ago past. The names on your list do not ring a bell.... sorry.

For what it's worth, which is not much.... I like SysV init bestest...

By way of a comment... one of the best things about MX/antiX is having the option to bypass systemd. Just sayin'

FWIW, the most recent LXQt release is 0.14.1; released the end of Feb 2019 (see: https://lxqt.org/releases/).

I saw that article, and was curious as well.

Reading around the site hurt my head.

I would simply say... yes you can make Xfce look like almost anything you want. As Jean-Luc Picard always said: "Make it so..." Look at the MX18 Screenshots for ideas. If, like me, you prefer a different from standard layout; it is easy to do. Screenshot_2019-04-16_07-10-27.jpg Here's a ba...