This really isn't a Raring support thread, it's just another wishlist thread, and they belong in the Cafe. Moved.
This really isn't a Raring support thread, it's just another wishlist thread, and they belong in the Cafe. Moved.
For the next version of Lubuntu:
1. Fix to LXPanel system tray expansion problem:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...el/+bug/990619
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...el/+bug/846878
2. Delay to LXPanel pop-out / auto hide feature.
3. Graphical menu editor in default install
I really like Lubuntu, it turned my old comp into a usable machine again.
The things I do not like are NO KEYBINDING editor????!!!??
here is an old on that looks rather abandoned... though it might still be nice
http://code.google.com/p/obkey/
(not that I mind opening leafpad and fiddling with xml)
I think xcompmgr should be easier to enable for new users (have a settings dialog that has an 'Enable Compositing' button, that will check if xcompmg is installed, and install it if it is not, and enable it and cause it to be in the autostart...)
The "Places" Menu is mediocre.... I would like it to function more like Gnome2 or Xfce4 where it lists the actual files not JUST directories, though I REALLY like the open in terminal option. It would be nice to have USB/CD/DVD mounted and displayed in that list as well.
And it would be nice to have the AppMenu display a name (I just like the old gnome2 look personally..)
Why does it come with Chromium?? Midori throttles Chromium in terms of speed, and lightness. I would forget Chromium was even launched by the time it lurches onto the screen. Firefox loads faster than that.
And better default art. Better menu button, more gentle colours. Not such an icy and foriegn looking system. Most UI now have a somewhat transparent panel, I think the black panel with opacity is something Lubuntu should consider.
But whatever it is my opinion, I go so far as to edit the themerc file and make my own window buttons so I am blessed by LXDE whether it looks nice by default or not, as I can tweak it myself....
GTK3 versions of Clearlooks, Crux, Industrial, Mist, Raleigh, Redmond and ThinIce themes would be nice, then the default themes would work on GTK2 and 3 programs...
Do we really need xscreensaver when xfce4-power-manager handles screen blanking and power options...
Little tweaks like adding "vm.swappiness = 15" to /etc/sysctl.conf would stop hard-disk mashing when running on low memory machines, also adding "noatime" to entries in /etc/fstab by default would help access speeds...
Last edited by TenPlus1; November 15th, 2012 at 11:36 AM. Reason: typo
Faster... It seems that over time, the new releases get slower than the last. I don't know if that's inherent in the core Ubuntu install or if it's LXDE....
Yeah, faster.
Thinkpad T430, Intel i5-3320M (Ivy), 8GB RAM, Intel HD 4000, 500GB HDD: Xubuntu 20.04 LTS 64bit
amjjawad.......How is the manpower looking for maintaining an LTS?
more USB friendly I think it works as a portable OS just won't work well with USBs can't update and download, lock screen yeah and some more apps not too many just a few more by default I hope
can be added network-manager-pptp by default? i use vpn connection and i need this packege
ubuntu and xubuntu has this packege, it not too big
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