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2016-07-31
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#413
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Is there a solution? What should i control/cancel? Maybe Aegis Hack? N9QT?
Coderus repositories?
edit: reinstalled from the start without inception and with the correct version of easy debian, same problem! With another debian image always the same error...help me please!
Last edited by claustn; 2016-07-31 at 13:48.
Coderus repositories?
edit: reinstalled from the start without inception and with the correct version of easy debian, same problem! With another debian image always the same error...help me please!
Last edited by claustn; 2016-07-31 at 13:48.
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2016-12-07
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#414
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Originally Posted by claustn
Hi
Is there a solution? What should i control/cancel? Maybe Aegis Hack? N9QT?
Coderus repositories?
edit: reinstalled from the start without inception and with the correct version of easy debian, same problem! With another debian image always the same error...help me please!
Do you use special commands for getting full root access or you only installed those packages?
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2019-01-15
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Originally Posted by Sunset_Shimmer
For the icons, check, which icon theme is used!
Some icons and wallpapers doesn't show in LXDE
how to fix it?
I don't remember where it is, but somewhere in the LXDE "Start" menu you should find an option to configure themes.
Then, also check if the packages hicolor-icon-theme and lxde-icon-theme are installed!
For the desktop wallpaper, check in pcmanfm's settings (the file manager) if it is set to "manage the desktop"!
These are at least the reasons I've come across that would explain why your desktop looks the way it does.
I find it odd though, that you have all three problems at once, so there might be a different reason.
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2019-01-16
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Originally Posted by sulu
how can i install the packages?there is 404 error with almost all the paxkages in apt-get
For the icons, check, which icon theme is used!
I don't remember where it is, but somewhere in the LXDE "Start" menu you should find an option to configure themes.
Then, also check if the packages hicolor-icon-theme and lxde-icon-theme are installed!
For the desktop wallpaper, check in pcmanfm's settings (the file manager) if it is set to "manage the desktop"!
These are at least the reasons I've come across that would explain why your desktop looks the way it does.
I find it odd though, that you have all three problems at once, so there might be a different reason.
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2019-01-16
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Originally Posted by sulu
Tried.No use.But thanks.
For the icons, check, which icon theme is used!
I don't remember where it is, but somewhere in the LXDE "Start" menu you should find an option to configure themes.
Then, also check if the packages hicolor-icon-theme and lxde-icon-theme are installed!
For the desktop wallpaper, check in pcmanfm's settings (the file manager) if it is set to "manage the desktop"!
These are at least the reasons I've come across that would explain why your desktop looks the way it does.
I find it odd though, that you have all three problems at once, so there might be a different reason.
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2019-01-16
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Originally Posted by sulu
Tried to run gui in terminal.Found error message:
For the icons, check, which icon theme is used!
I don't remember where it is, but somewhere in the LXDE "Start" menu you should find an option to configure themes.
Then, also check if the packages hicolor-icon-theme and lxde-icon-theme are installed!
For the desktop wallpaper, check in pcmanfm's settings (the file manager) if it is set to "manage the desktop"!
These are at least the reasons I've come across that would explain why your desktop looks the way it does.
I find it odd though, that you have all three problems at once, so there might be a different reason.
Gtk-WARNING **: Error loading theme icon '<This is the icon's name that isn't needed to solve the problem>.' for stock: Unrecognized image file format
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Thank you for your answer.