Very very pleased with Fluxbox... I like it even better than Xfce4. :D
Found a new system monitor application called 'torsmo'. Very neat and clean. Now I'm torn between a simple system monitor or one with skins to choose from...
Figured out how to get shutdown and reboot to work with normal users (aka non-root users).
1. Open terminal. $su and then '$visudo'
2. Inserted these lines:
User_Alias USERS=username
Cmnd_Alias SHUTDOWN=/sbin/shutdown
USERS ALL=NOPASSWD:SHUTDOWN
3. $vim ~/.fluxbox/menu #to add these lines:
[exec] (Reboot) {sudo /sbin/shutdown now -r}
[exec] (Shutdown) {sudo /sbin/shutdown now -h}
## Ta-da!! Shutdown and reboot work and are listed in the menu.
Now I'm wondering if I want to add icons to the entries in the menu. I like them as they are now. But the menu would look nice also with icons beside each entry... hmmm...
Found a new system monitor application called 'torsmo'. Very neat and clean. Now I'm torn between a simple system monitor or one with skins to choose from...
Figured out how to get shutdown and reboot to work with normal users (aka non-root users).
1. Open terminal. $su and then '$visudo'
2. Inserted these lines:
User_Alias USERS=username
Cmnd_Alias SHUTDOWN=/sbin/shutdown
USERS ALL=NOPASSWD:SHUTDOWN
3. $vim ~/.fluxbox/menu #to add these lines:
[exec] (Reboot) {sudo /sbin/shutdown now -r}
[exec] (Shutdown) {sudo /sbin/shutdown now -h}
## Ta-da!! Shutdown and reboot work and are listed in the menu.
Now I'm wondering if I want to add icons to the entries in the menu. I like them as they are now. But the menu would look nice also with icons beside each entry... hmmm...
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