When you run Install Updates command it opens the terminal, runs the update script and then closes the terminal:



How to prevent the terminal from closing? I have modified the command and it seems to be working ok but I would appreciate confirmation that my code is ok:

Original command:

Sakasa is a old online buddy of mine. His site is

http://vedgoo.com/

He is a standup artist that supports linux distros. A good family man and a nice person in general. 

http://vedgoo.com/users.php?mode=profile&uid=6

He makes distro specific abstract wallpapers when asked nicely.

Quote: SPECIAL REQUEST ART Any Request special Wallpaper will go here. If you feel like to request a change in a wallpaper. Maybe we can help and set it to your likes. Feel free to write to us as for a request. you  can contact member Individually in the profile "Member" Recent Arts & Profile Link

Howdy from the Chihuahua Desert. I ride Harleys and run Linux. I am a distro team member on a couple of distros.
AntiX and MacPup. I just received this  Dell XP2 Touchscreen Tablet/Netbook from Fedex this evening and felt
like letting you folks know what works on here.

This netbook has no hard drive yet, No power adapter, No pen (wacom type), but I could not pass it up for 50 bucks on ebay.

Well 14 yrs of linux and I got to say this is the best one yet!!
Ubuntu was always good ,because it has awesome updates, and repositories, but it has become way to heavy, same thing with a lot of others... keeping things LITE! just seems to be the way Linux likes to run.... Don`t you agree?
My name is NANOBITE, if you have any questions feel free to ask..


.......I...AM....HERE....TO....LEARN.....

My Wifi is working to my Router OK --I am connected to write this

I am not getting the Network Manager Icon on my Panel  so I cannot see what other Wifi networks are available or turn-off wifi etc

Tried reinstalling the network managers in Synaptic

Did an upgrade

Tried http://www.webupd8.org/2014/04/fix-lubun...nager.html -- directed there from Ubuntu Forum

Quote:To fix the Network Manager not showing up on the panel issue, from the Lubuntu menu select Preferences > Default applications for LXSession, then click on the Autostart tab and under "Manual autostarted applications" type "nm-applet", then click the "+ Add" button on the left:

While I appreciate the power of this program and other lightweight graphics programs (for example mtpaint) does it belong in this distro, where the front page of the website propounds LL's 'simple intuitive design'? To me, it's interface is quirky and grates with the other programs that ship with LL. Given that GIMP is included and that it can do most if not all of what ImageMagick can, what purpose does the latter serve?

Please understand that this is just feedback, not criticism.. I can happily ignore the program or remove it

Paul

PS Whether or not it belongs in LL, I don't understand why it's menu entry has '(display)' after the program name - what does that mean?

Another UK user here.

I've used Puppy on and off since 2005, Fedora six months or so then Mint 13 & 17 for the last year or so (which we now use at work instead of Windows). I bought a new laptop a few months back when I decided to stop using Windows at home and I've been looking for something stable with LTS, so probably Ubuntu based, but  more nimble than Mint. From what I've seen so far Linux Lite seems to fit the bill nicely 

Paul

Hi,
I find that the default network mgr only displays bars and no percentage for indicating the wifi signal strength. The bars are not a very precise. Is there an alternative setting or network mgr that will give me a more accurate display of my available wifi networks strengths?

BTW: I finally made the big switch! LL is now my main OS. I have a dual boot Packard Bell Easynote TK with a small Win 7 partition for fallback when I need to work on clients Windoze OSs. The install was flawless, the updates all succeeded, all very nice. I didn't have as much luck with an old Fijitsu running 500MB RAM. That is back to XP till I get more RAM.

Cheers for this new release!
mannshands

Update: Checked the additional hardware depository and found a widget that displays the current connection strength as a percent. But at almost 80Mb and mods to 40 packages, I thought that a bit bloated and not really what I want. I want to be able to compare available networks.

Update 2 and 3: Still waiting for someone to gimme some help here! Am I asking in the wrong category?

SOLUTION. A helper on MajG support forums had the answer,  LinSSID is a graphical and functional wifi scanner for Ubuntu Linux, which is similar to iwscanner and Inssider. It can be easily installed in Ubuntu and Linux Mint via PPA repository.
http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2013...inux-mint/

There is a bug at Linux Lite 1.0.8 that I encountered when tried to login. It was keeping me at the login screen, something like a loop, even if the password was correct.

I found a solution for that: I changed the login manager from LightDM to GDM

1. Go to a text terminal using Alt-Ctrl-F1.
   
2. Stop LightDM with sudo stop lightdm.
   
3. Start GDM with sudo start gdm.
   
4. Run sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm to set the default display manager for GDM.
   
5. Edit /etc/X11/default-display-manager and set it to /usr/sbin/gdm if you can't run the above.
   
6. Restart your computer and login.
   

Contrary to my post of a few minutes ago (forgetful or what? ) I actually have another small issue with the live version; when shutting down it takes about five minutes for the 'progress bar' to get to 100% then nothing much seems to happen i.e. it doesn't shut down.

This is on a HP Pavilion 15 quad core laptop booting from usb with the 64 bit amd iso.

Once again I wonder if it's just something that affects the live version and will go away when I install?

Cheers

Paul