So interestingly I looked up the upstream issue on the topic and found that there actually is a solution and it's documented on the wiki. So sounds like we just need to employ it.

@wxl Need a lil help here P48

@apt-ghetto The theme still doesn't get installed by default. So we are waiting for that. I guess it's not yet in the seed.
I will try to add now.

Is this task resolved or is there still something to do?

Looks like it's done. Yay!

New wallpaper is in. Thanks @tsimonq2

@wxl mentioned testcases; so I queried "Replace a partition" using Calamares text; I've opted to add a test rather than modify the "Replace a partition" as it really tested for something different (in my mind anyway).

I agree with @kc2bez with poor ram but swap you can do more. We might have to build a "cookbook" for low resources usage. And disable some tings with a minimum install. Does calamares is able to do that yet?

Neyder noted (#lubuntu-devel) that the LIVE test case mentions Ubiquity & has references to picking timezone.... prior to "Try FAMILY"

We need to pull latest git, I've been testing ci/unstable from 3oct build it and works ok.

To me they were ready Sept 24, however https://code.launchpad.net/~guiverc/ubuntu-manual-tests/lubuntu-calamares shows

Thank you. If you submit the diff by this evening I'll be happy to take a look and get it uploaded.

This really needs to be done by the end of this week so we can get the release properly tested.

@tsimonq2 I try to upload it in the next two hours.

What are the thoughts on this?

Bump, how was this going? Do we have everything set for release?

To clarify: let's not sponsor this to Ubuntu first, let's get this in Debian first (the right way).

@wxl Your next step is filing a Request For Salvage bug in Debian. Let me know if you need any help, and I'll be happy to sponsor it if the process is complete.

@apt-ghetto Leaving this to your discretion on whether or not you want to get the new nm-tray in before release. If you do, let's get that done before the weekend (I have to clear it with the release team but it should be no issue).

Upstream bug report

Postponing to 20.04 because there is no new upstream release available.

@tsimonq2 You had mentioned you would finish this up so i am reassigning this to you. Please let me know if there is something else you need from me.

I will bump this to 20.04. We are waiting on an upstream fix for this ultimately (2 of them actually, one for Cala to run firefox as the user and one for LXQt to respect proper .desktop menu items). I also lowered the priority it isn't a showstopper that we have two menu items just somewhat annoying.

or maybe with this https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qscreen.html

I thought that lxqt should be getting the same info I get with xrandr for their monitor config. https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt-config/tree/master/lxqt-config-monitor
They said they used lxrandr-qt before, but now they use libkscreen.
Not sure if libkscreen can handle wayland but might be a way to go. There exist kscreen and it gives the information needed (number of monitors, size and position)

Latest on this:
After last patch, things works well initially but after 1 and 2 boots runner stop working and then panel (tested only in VM). Stopping and restarting still solve the issue.
Disable autostart for them (panel and runner) and starting it manually does not solve it, still stop and start is needed.
If one deletes ~./config/lxqt/globalkeys.conf and reboot, things work again but further reboot make them fail again.

'people' names committed - READY FOR REVIEW please. @wxl @tsimonq2

@guiverc The number is assigned once the commit is merged; it is the same as the internal ISO QA tracker number referencing the testcase.

@tsimonq2 or @wxl - the existing test cases all have a number (eg. I've based mine on 1701 for new installs, and 1310 for upgrades). What numbers shall I give them? or where do I get the numbers? (or can it be any unused number?, isn't there a some document/procedure for claiming numbers?)

When I created D47 it doesn't look like the wallpapers actually got pushed. I created P46 and added some comments there too.

I have still duplicates on a new installed system from the latest eoan iso:

03:     Print
03:     XF86HomePage
03:     XF86MonBrightnessDown
02:     Control%2BAlt%2BB
03:     XF86Mail
03:     Control%2BAlt%2BL
03:     XF86MonBrightnessUp
03:     Meta%2BE
03:     Shift%2BControl%2BF6
03:     Shift%2BControl%2BF7
04:     Control%2BAlt%2BDelete
03:     Control%2BAlt%2BT
03:     XF86MyComputer
03:     XF86Calculator

@guiverc thanks for that!!

I have also committed the TUI (text user interface) upgrade
Please note: There have been no changes since 1-Sept-2019's comment & diff

Here's the patch that got us the Ubuntu logo in the xscreensaver lock dialog. It turns out this was reverted because gnome-screensaver would better integrate with the desktop.

1. default hacks

My duplicates:

05:     XF86MonBrightnessUp
02:     Control%2BAlt%2BB
05:     XF86Calculator
05:     XF86Mail
04:     Shift%2BControl%2BF6
05:     Shift%2BControl%2BF7
05:     Control%2BAlt%2BL
05:     XF86HomePage
03:     Print
05:     XF86MonBrightnessDown

^ @wxl you might want to see this.

As I wrongly wrote on D43, booted 19.10 daily (2019-09-13) on

• sony vaio ultrabook (i5-9400u, 4gb, intel haswell-ULT)
• hp 8200 elite sff (i5-2400, 8gb, nvidia quadro 600)

After every reboot/boot, I have another entry for some shortcuts in ~/.config/lxqt/globalkeyshortcuts.conf, e.g. Print.

I have no preference here, do what y'all think is right.

In T21#2311, @wxl wrote:

In T21#2311, @wxl wrote:

Maybe we should just pick one as the default rather than using random?

• cubicgrid
• drift, which was written by the author of fractal wizard Scott Draves, who also did Electric Sheep
• flurry
• goop
• hypnowheel

In T21#2312, @wxl wrote:

Another idea (I'm full of them): we make our own hack for xscreensaver.
The instructions are fairly basic and suggest hacking on an existing one. Of these, the simplest is greynetic.
Alternately, we just create a folder of images and use one of the hacks that use them, e.g. glflux or gleidescope (which is pretty rad, especially if tweaked from default settings a tad). That would be something easy that we could do right now.

In T21#2311, @wxl wrote:

Maybe we should just pick one as the default rather than using random?

In T21#2315, @wxl wrote:

@kc2bez what do you think about using one of the stock ones versus making something ourselves?

@kc2bez what do you think about using one of the stock ones versus making something ourselves?

In T21#2311, @wxl wrote:

Maybe we should just pick one as the default rather than using random?

• cubicgrid
• drift, which was written by the author of fractal wizard Scott Draves, who also did Electric Sheep
• flurry
• goop
• hypnowheel

Regarding the path, using apt-file search, it seems that the XScreenSaver* files are provided by xscreensaver packages, so those are out. These are overwritten in Ubuntu Studio and Xubuntu's default settings packages via providing .xscreensaver in /etc/skel. The problem with this is anyone upgrading will not have the changes. Maybe we could postinst the installation for old users? Any other ideas?

Another idea (I'm full of them): we make our own hack for xscreensaver.

Maybe we should just pick one as the default rather than using random?

• cubicgrid
• drift, which was written by the author of fractal wizard Scott Draves, who also did Electric Sheep
• flurry
• goop
• hypnowheel

So I should have said this before but I really don't like popsquares or slidescreen and fuzzy flakes is not a big favorite, either. Someone please overrule me, but I'd really like us to not include those. Since @tsimonq2 is the op here, maybe he can chime in?

Here's the file with required edits:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3FmJTWCgQk/

@tsimonq2, (I was supposed to mention @ standup but i had my usual *blank/empty mind* at meeting)..

I put in a bug upstream.

We could also disable lxqt-runner. It is more powerfull that the menu search, but it takes 16Mb according to qps and most of the functionality (search by name) is done by the menu search also.