Salutations...
LxQt/Porteus (PCmanFM?) doesn't use SpaceFM as a default like Razor/Porteus. I don't understand.
On a different note... it would also be nice to see Unetbootin' in the default menu.
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blue4meridian
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Re: SpaceFM
You can grab slackware spacefm:
http://mirrors.nix.org.ua/linux/slackwa ... efm/0.8.3/
Once downloaded, right click on it to get the contextual menu, choose open with, and then convert to xzm. Move the module in the /porteus/modules folder. Start the file manager with the spacefm command.
http://mirrors.nix.org.ua/linux/slackwa ... efm/0.8.3/
Once downloaded, right click on it to get the contextual menu, choose open with, and then convert to xzm. Move the module in the /porteus/modules folder. Start the file manager with the spacefm command.
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Re: SpaceFM
Salutations...
Not a problem. I know how to find it... I just don't understand why it's not a default any longer.
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Not a problem. I know how to find it... I just don't understand why it's not a default any longer.
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Re: SpaceFM
No more development for spacefm:
https://igurublog.wordpress.com/2014/04 ... us-hiatus/
https://igurublog.wordpress.com/2014/04 ... us-hiatus/
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Re: SpaceFM
i think the reasoning is more like, pcmanfm has always been the default 'LX' file manager. (pcman is lead dev) (worth noting, spacefm was originally a fork: pcmanfm-mod)
the merge of the lxde and razor projects is mostly about porting lxde to qt. qt5 in particular.
porteus has offered a treat with a snapshot of the qt future(albeit in qt4+gtk2)and LX users (being conservative types) are WTF?
as for spacefm no longer developed, it is a mature project, with (so far) few maintainence issues.. i'll be using it until gtk2 shows more signs of being dead
the merge of the lxde and razor projects is mostly about porting lxde to qt. qt5 in particular.
porteus has offered a treat with a snapshot of the qt future(albeit in qt4+gtk2)and LX users (being conservative types) are WTF?
as for spacefm no longer developed, it is a mature project, with (so far) few maintainence issues.. i'll be using it until gtk2 shows more signs of being dead
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Re: SpaceFM
Salutations...
A truly impressive treat... indeed. With Qt the future looks very bright.
My goal is making a remix of Porteus that is 100% Qt/Wayland centric.
I'm focused on using only Qt based apps (ultimately) written in and/or ported to Lisp.
I know that is a unrealistic goal... but nothing beats a fail like a try.
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A truly impressive treat... indeed. With Qt the future looks very bright.
My goal is making a remix of Porteus that is 100% Qt/Wayland centric.
I'm focused on using only Qt based apps (ultimately) written in and/or ported to Lisp.
I know that is a unrealistic goal... but nothing beats a fail like a try.
Best Regards...
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