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Hi Wirezfree. I'm in UK too so would you like me to change mine to see what happens. You'll have to tell me what to change as I'm still playing around with it. ie where is" locale change".
Am using the 32 bit version.
Mumble must be hard wired into the menu as you just can't remove it. I uninstalled it and it's still there. Doesn't show in alacarte though...
On the programs that run in terminal like install additional and remove additional - why not just keep all actions in the terminal? Kind of odd when you type in a number and then it jumps to a GUI interface for the actions and then back to terminal. It works well, the interface is just odd...
On the login screen there is no way to select the desktop environment to use if you have more than Xfce installed. I tend to jump between LXDE and Xfce so I installed the LXDE meta-package - I just can't select it at login...
Good job on the release of the beta for LinuxLite 2.0 - It looks nice so far.
I'm quite new to LinuxLite (have a low spec laptop running Puppy elsewhere) but I have a couple of questions on the install.
Not sure if this is the best place to ask, but I can't see a specific beta forum?
1. When I select "Erase whole disk" and "Use LVM" during install, I get a crash saying I need to check virtual console 4 and then syslog for the reason that the disk partitioner was unable to create the disk layout. I can't see any details there. Fdisk shows me that /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda5 have been created. This is on vbox with an 8GB disk. Works fine if I do not select LVM (I was going to use LVM so I could resize the virtual disk and change partition sizes later).
2. I see reference to a 2GB USB disk requirement, but the installer asks for 5.3GB minimum. Is the requirement 2GB or 5.3GB? I suspect it might be 2GB for booting the install from and 5.3GB for a full install, or do you offer the ability to write back to the USB stick al-a Puppy? I'd like to know so I can purchase some USB drives for some diskless laptops that I want to use LinuxLite 2.0 on. Puppy is a little too quirky, and I like how LinuxLite looks more standard.
Congratulations again on what looks like a great release.