Shawn W Dunn Sun, 06 Apr 2014 06:13:58 +0300:

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Not specifically KDE, but it seems like this would be the best place to get some people bashing on and breaking things.....

I've got git snapshots of LXDE-Qt packaged up in devel:cloverleaf:lxqt, built for 13.1 and Factory.

Those of you that used, or gave Razor-Qt a testdrive in the past will pretty much recognize everything. As a default, it will pull in openbox for the default window manager, but I have confirmed that it works fine with KWin if that's your preference.

I've also put together a pattern, lxde-qt that will install everything you need (except lightdm, and lxqt-lightdm-greeter, I've left those as recommends, instead of requires, as I didn't feel like changing display managers for my own stuff, and it gets along fine with kdm and sddm)

Anyway, give it a look if you like, and kick it a bit, see if anything breaks. I've not done much more than get it installed in a vm, and confirm

On Monday 07 April 2014 18:30:33 Dmitriy Perlow wrote: that

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it plays nice with kwin

Hello! Great news!

For some some reason lxqt pulls gcc and lots of devel packages. Could you fix it please? May be you forgot to split out development files into subpackages…

Hrmmm, it shouldn't. It didn't on my VM.....

Shawn W Dunn Mon, 07 Apr 2014 18:43:20 +0300:

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Shawn W Dunn Sun, 06 Apr 2014 06:13:58 +0300:

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Not specifically KDE, but it seems like this would be the best place to get some people bashing on and breaking things.....

I've got git snapshots of LXDE-Qt packaged up in devel:cloverleaf:lxqt, built for 13.1 and Factory.

Those of you that used, or gave Razor-Qt a testdrive in the past will pretty much recognize everything. As a default, it will pull in openbox for the default window manager, but I have confirmed that it works fine with KWin if that's your preference.

I've also put together a pattern, lxde-qt that will install everything you need (except lightdm, and lxqt-lightdm-greeter, I've left those as recommends, instead of requires, as I didn't feel like changing display managers for my own stuff, and it gets along fine with kdm and sddm)

Anyway, give it a look if you like, and kick it a bit, see if anything breaks. I've not done much more than get it installed in a vm, and confirm

On Monday 07 April 2014 18:30:33 Dmitriy Perlow wrote: that

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it plays nice with kwin

Hello! Great news!

For some some reason lxqt pulls gcc and lots of devel packages. Could you fix it please? May be you forgot to split out development files into subpackages…

Ah ha, just found it. Had some bad Requires: in the libfm package.

Thank you! Installs nice after razor removed and work OK too. However lots of original LXDE and/or Razor-Qt can't be found but let me believe to get them in the future. There are no keyboard layouts configuration and I failed to set mouse to use double click if anybody is interested. -- Best regards, Dmitriy DA(P).DarkneSS Perlow @ Linux x64 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-kde+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-kde+owner@opensuse.org