Xfce 4.10 ppa?

[jefsview]

Thanks. I wasn't certain.

After I added the ppa again (I switched from vanilla Xubuntu to Voyager), 3 items were still held back, including xfce-settings and xfce-sessions.

thanks for the info.

-- Jeff

[neu5eeCh]

Thanks. I wasn't certain.

After I added the ppa again (I switched from vanilla Xubuntu to Voyager), 3 items were still held back, including xfce-settings and xfce-sessions.

thanks for the info.

-- Jeff

Voyager is lovely. Xubuntu could stand to take a few ideas for Voyager. I also installed it and am using it. I don't know why Xubuntu feels compelled to offer such a stick-in-the-mud aesthetic.

[jefsview]

Voyager is lovely. Xubuntu could stand to take a few ideas for Voyager. I also installed it and am using it. I don't know why Xubuntu feels compelled to offer such a stick-in-the-mud aesthetic.

Yes, it's really lovely. Even though I deleted Awn and synapse, I love the number of different conkys they have, and a nice assortment of pre-configured Thunar scripts (even though I had to rename them in English). It is a bit heavier than vanilla Xubuntu, but it also has a wider selection of default tweaks and customization that raises the elegance factor.

I'll be upgrading Xfce to 4.10 before I head out to work this afternoon. Looking forward to the new deskbar!

-- Jeff

[jefsview]

All right, the upgrade went well.

Some items didn't work at first with just an in-place upgrade of installed components. Then I went into Synaptic and looked over options, and, duh -- I forgot to install the Xfce 4 meta package. That upgraded the previous held packages and now all works as expected.

-- Jeff

[mexicanseaf00d]

Anyone having problems with indicator-messages? To be precise, no icon change on new mail in Thunderbird? It does recognise when TB is running and is able to start it.