Part one, libfm-qt was pushed through to proposed, had symbols errors, then got fixed. A new version has landed.

In addition to the bug referenced in the description there was some chatter on the LXQt forum about this as well.

Updating D45: Fix launching desktop files updated changelog

I don't have too much I can add beyond what has already been said here. Excellent points have been made by everyone.

I will be traveling for work and may not be back in time.

I use it almost daily in pcmanfm-qt. smb://yourserver.domain in the address bar seems to get it done.

+1 on using standard HTTP.
If HTTPS is used, you will end up with certificate errors on most captive portals since the cert of the desired site won't match the captive portal.

There is a .desktop file already in /usr/share/applications/software-properties-qt.desktop It is set to NoDisplay=true Perhaps if we changed it to OnlyShowIn=LXQt

I have tested this patch and plaintext emails now display properly. I have tested this on a 64bit machine (bare metal). Is there another platform I should check before I comment on the LP bug?

It should be further noted that the Super that was used for the menu was the left one. The right Super functions normally as far as Openbox. Not every keyboard has a right Super however. I think we will still want to make sure the bindings match in the end.

I take back everything bad I said about xscreensaver, it isn't all that bad. As @wxl pointed out we just didn't add some of the better ones. If you have the resources the GL ones are really nice. In addition to adding cool screensavers, the lockscreen could use a touch up. From my research it isn't likely that we would be want to use the Qt toolkit to theme it but we can manipulate the color scheme (quote from linked page: " it's easy to tweak it by simply editing the colors and border sizes in the app-defaults file"). I think we should point the `imageDirectory:` setting to a folder that has an image in it. Any image really as long as it isn't the colorbars with flames on it.

Something further will be needed unless you can at the very least remove devices and change the profile of the devices using the systray app. The wizard only allows for pairing devices ( a great first step) and the sendfile only allows for sending files to connected devices.

pulseaudio-module-bluetooth requires a restart of pulseaudio after installing. After a computer restart I am now able to connect all 3 of my devices. Currently I have no way to change my headset to a A2DP device, still investigating that.

Bluetooth devices have mixed results. I was able to successfully pair a an apple bluetooth keyboard and a logitech travel mouse.
I was unsuccessful when trying to pair an audio headset (mpow branded). I did install the puleaudio-module-bluetooth package.
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