Long reddit thread on qt: http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/commen...e_firefox_and/
Well, I got myself on some mailing list and sign up to a few bogs. The developer chat is mostly over my head, but there seems to be a push going on with QT5.
I have humbly asked about lxqt 14o4 in a few locations, but no reply.
Next-Gen Linux Desktop LXQt Makes First Public Release
http://lxqt.org/
I get rather high CPU usage on lxqt.org
Last edited by vasa1; May 8th, 2014 at 08:19 AM.
For those interested, a package discription and other stuff is located here.
http://ppa.launchpad.net/lubuntu-dev...amd64/Packages
OK Build #1
Installed lubuntu daily build and lxqt-metapackage. A 700M+ install. It booted right up and to my amazement, works nicely so far. Running it in virtualbox, one processor and 1G ram.
Build #2 A lxqt addition on a existing lxde install. This is NOT a VM, but on a physical partition. On one 12 year old P4 and half a gig of ram.
This build is using startx.
I want to get startx working instead of lightdm.
I have tried both
~/.xinitrc> exec lxqt-session
and
exec startlxqt
Both exist in /usr/bin
Both come back with 'invalid argument'
Last edited by ibjsb4; May 9th, 2014 at 03:45 AM.
Okay, so part of the 700M+ would be going from mini.iso to vanilla Lubuntu and the rest maybe be due to the lxqt package?
Did you have things like Abiword, Pidgin, Sylpheed, etc installed during the process?
I'm curious because the OMG article has this:A number of Qt dependencies will be pulled in as part of the installation process. Those wrestling with a particularly pathetic internet connection should plan accordingly.
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