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Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - Wirezfree - 09-02-2015 (09-02-2015, 01:07 PM)Coastie link Wrote: [quote author=Jerry link=topic=2227.msg16800#msg16800 date=1441194190] Interesting chart. Do you think it is accurate? [/quote] @ Coastie Unless you take measure to hide your identity.. Most websites have tools to take a look at you. This information is shared/traded.. I would think it's pretty accurate. Here are some examples of what they can see about you if they add these types of detection tools on their websites. System Info (seems very slow today), Click on the more details, see if they figure out where approximately you live. http://www.systemdetails.com/index.php Basic Info: http://silkworth.net/browser_os/basic.html What's my OS http://whatsmyos.com/ What's my browser http://www.thismachine.info/ Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - Coastie - 09-02-2015 Jerry & Wirezfree, very interesting! :o Unless it is the feds (US), I guess you aren't personally identified by your IP address. Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - Wirezfree - 09-02-2015 (09-02-2015, 09:09 PM)Coastie link Wrote: Jerry & Wirezfree, very interesting! :o Unless it is the feds (US), I guess you aren't personally identified by your IP address. They will see your IP, and that IP is registered to an ISP The ISP will have a record of who was allocated that IP. So yes, they can ID you... If they want to.. Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - Monkeyman - 09-03-2015 (09-02-2015, 02:12 PM)torreydale link Wrote: To Monkeyman, I don't want to change themes. I like this dark theme. I've been using computers long enough that I know which button is minimize, maximize and close BUT it would still be nice to see the icons. If someone is fairly new to computers and switches to LL, they might have to think about which button is which. Like I said, it's a little thing but I'm CDO (that's OCD with the letters in the RIGHT order). Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - torreydale - 09-03-2015 To Monkeyman, I was referring to Window Manager themes. Not desktop themes that you would see in the Appearance app. Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - torreydale - 09-03-2015 This may be a limitation dependent on the development of the XFCE desktop environment, but I like the panel in Win7 where Quick Launch icons can also become the open windows icons. Zorin does a good job at mimicking this. Currently with our version of XFCE, we can launch an app from the quick launch icon, and then a separate open window indicator appears in the panel. It would be nice to have them combined. Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - paul1149 - 09-04-2015 Man, you guys never rest! It must be a labor of love! I'm just completing my fifth install. Still very happy, and have a few suggestions. First, a couple of small problems.
Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - Valtam - 09-04-2015 Thank you all for your suggestions to date. All of them although not replied to, I can guarantee you get read, considered and some eventually implemented. Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - Monkeyman - 09-04-2015 (09-03-2015, 02:02 PM)torreydale link Wrote: To Monkeyman, Apparently, you lost me. You can see the 3 little dots in place of min, max, close in the top right corner. [img height=395 width=800]http://i.imgur.com/pggLH5F.png[/img] Re: Linux Lite 2.8 Suggestion Thread - paul1149 - 09-04-2015 On my latest install I ran into Monkeyman's theme problem as well. It didn't happen on my own machine, perhaps because I installed the gnome theme pack first, and those title bar buttons were retained. But on the new install the dark theme out of the box only has circles for each button, and truthfully I find it a bit annoying. Some windows only have two buttons and so the user has to start counting buttons to figure out what they are. Going to the Window Manager did not solve the problem, though I did add the menu and rollup buttons there. |