for documentation purposes, I already did the modifications and is in a pull request waiting for review and aproval to be merged https://github.com/lxqt/pcmanfm-qt/pull/1043

and we should do the "intervention" here https://github.com/hmollercl/pcmanfm-qt/blob/master/pcmanfm/desktopwindow.cpp#L618

I have an idea, instead of use xrandr to get the current monitor configuration to use ~/.config/lxqt/lxqt-config-monitor.conf [currentConfig] info.

Thanks @guiverc!!

there is a problem when no internet is found by geoclue. But that's more a redshift problem than a redshift-gtk or redshift-qt. There is no fallback. However, you can give redshift and redshift-qt manual latitude:

-l LAT:LON Your current location
I haven't take the time to see if the ppa will actually update the version, is more for testing purposes (instead of giving the .deb)

@guiverc I just uploaded version 0.5-1 to ppa, could you test it if icons works ok?
thanks!

thanks @guiverc I think problem is that Oxygen Icon doesn't have redshift icons so fall back to whatever. I will have to revisit where should I leave the icons during installation.

I thinks that this from bugie is a little overwhelming

remove mention to dch -r in README

Ready with the repo and initial commit https://phab.lubuntu.me/source/redshift-qt/
not sure what I need to do next.

fixed versio 19.10 to 20.04

added update script modification to changelog

remove test file

there is new redshift-qt upstream release https://github.com/Chemrat/redshift-qt/releases/tag/v0.5

so, I found a redshift-qt https://github.com/Chemrat/redshift-qt, packaged and leave it here:
https://launchpad.net/~hmollercl/+archive/ubuntu/redshift-qt please test.
I've added some code that were merge to git and some that are waiting https://github.com/Chemrat/redshift-qt/pull/11 after that I hope a new release will come to package that.
@tsimonq2 said he will make a repo for it in phab.

@teward is the same as this? https://github.com/palinek/nm-tray/issues/44

+1 on wxl, plus, we should have somewhere links to the manual. A lot of questions people ask are in the manual.

@tsimonq2 abandoned the ship?

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?

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

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.

We should include as known issue ad how to solve the global keys update that need to be done manually when someone upgrades from 19.04. I guess @The_LoudSpeaker is the right man for writing this down

update changelog

update changelog

solving dep-3 and including task

this is how it looks

resolves T117

Does this patch format work? Or I have to do something else? @wxl
https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/lxqt/pcmanfm-qt/pull/940.patch

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.

but if this is made with patches, this patches will affect all *ubuntu users.

Created a bug with the problmes I have seen https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lubuntu-default-settings/+bug/1841331
I think is a problems of which starts/end to load first after the XDG change in lxqt-globalkeys.

• fix changelog e-mail

I forgot, problem is I won't have SSH access untill I don't know when.

fix changelog

This can be considered "closed"

Thanks to @teward I could fix the override of lintian for binary. In /debian created a file called <package>.linitian-overrides

according to https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/upgrading-checklist.html Standards-version is now 4.4.0

Preparing my presentation for UbuConLa I found this two articles on memory consumption in differente distros:
http://www.ubuntubuzz.com/2018/04/comparison-of-memory-consumptions-of-7-bionic-systems-from-beta-2.html
http://www.ubuntubuzz.com/2019/07/comparison-of-memory-usages-of-ubuntu-1904-and-flavors-in-2019.html

@wxl changed your previous unreleased to eoan, is it ok?

corrected changelog

right, here it is for system-config-printer
https://github.com/zdohnal/system-config-printer

In D30#636, @wxl wrote:

Looks good except for the changelog. Seems like somehow you throttled over my last commit.

NOTE: I added the task to the description so it will autoclose as aforementioned.

in case of skanlite, the .desktop is set in the code from kde. https://cgit.kde.org/skanlite.git/tree/src/org.kde.skanlite.desktop
Should we contact them or the debian packager?
Or another option?

ok, will do

there also need to be changed globalkeyshortcuts to open screengrab instead of "lximage-qt -s" @The_LoudSpeaker, but only when we update meta
Question, the .desktop in usr/share/applications/ is from us or from lxqt team?

the script can be used as a starting point if someone wants to do something. But I use xrandr to get the actual dimensions of the screen I believe that it is not generic.

@wxl unfortunattely the whole .desktop files is "replaced" so all the entries need to be there, and yes, we would have to track the changes.
@tsimonq2 I have only talk to papirus icon usptream they said those icons are used in some filemanager so they need to be monochrome (it doesn't pcmanfm-qt).
We could try to talk to every application and tried them to change the Icon entry in their code.
The most important to me are skanlite, system-config-printer and about-lxqt.

waiting for upload in https://phab.lubuntu.me/D28

https://phab.lubuntu.me/D27 here it is for approval the addtition of screengrab.
The new .desktop will be included with others that need to be added to have better icons https://phab.lubuntu.me/T95

Here it is for you to approve
https://phab.lubuntu.me/D26

nm-tray sbuild gave me a lintian warn because it doesn't have manpage, what should I do?
override?
nm-tray doesn't have one now, nor has a help

Finally!!
puting the .desktops in /usr/share/Lubuntu/applications/ worked!! (XDG_DATA_DIRS/applications/)
Here are all the .desktop I modified in a zip. Could you please tell me what you think before uploading them?

ok, so how should I do it.
1.- Create a new ppa from scratch cloning repo, adding /debian/... etc...
2.- Should I use our repository https://phab.lubuntu.me/source/nm-tray/ somehow? I was thinking something like change the watcher...
3.- Other?

mmm, I thought there was xdg for that, like xdg/autostart, but apparently it isn't...

But we should put big disclaimer that on less than 1Gb you should disable compton, qlipper and lxqt-runner and if printer is not used also printer-applet.

I also use it on virtualmachines and disable qlipper and compton.

~350Mb is RAM consumption right after first login. One could get around ~300Mb disabling Qlipper, Compton, Printer Applet. Maybe one could disable lxqt-runner (since lxde doesn't have one).
Main problem are current web pages and browsers which are extremely resource hungry (facebook, gmail are a good example).
So, less than 1Gb RAM shouldn't be an option.

Does we have problem with this? At least in my bare metal (old) is working ok.

Not sure what you mean.
But one thing that might be usefull is to put in build-depend flake8. I've seen that in some debian/control files they put pyflakes, we could put flake8.

apparently they will add it in the new release
https://forum.lxqt.org/t/pcmanfm-qt-no-progress-indicator-when-extracting-zip-file/835/6

So, papirus won't make the change because this "devices" (scanner, printer, desktop) icons in 16x16 are sometimes used in file manager.
So we have to fix it on our own.
The easiest solution is to crete the same .desktop via xdg in ~/.local/share/applications but with different icons.
Those .desktop override the ones in /usr/share/applications.

you want to put it 19.04? Or we need and SRU for 19.10?
Should we wait to agaida to put it in sid?

So, I created an issue in papirus-icon-theme:
https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTeam/papirus-icon-theme/issues/1835
and found this we could put in our whislist
https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTeam/papirus-libreoffice-theme

How is this revert done? Doesn't exist an "undo" action for doing it?
I don't even know how to search for it, "fork ahead"?