Hi all
I'm on arcolinuxS with xfce
often after updating the position of the icons on the desktop is reset ... is there any way to avoid this?
thank you
[OPEN] Icons position
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Re: [OPEN] Icons position
did you figure it out?
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Re: [OPEN] Icons position
unfortunately not.
and unfortunately it doesn't always happen ... surely when there is an update related to xfce ... but I don't understand what
and unfortunately it doesn't always happen ... surely when there is an update related to xfce ... but I don't understand what
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Next time it happens take a picture
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Re: [OPEN] Icons position
ok I hope to track the offending packets on next update... Happy Easter
Hi all Davide
Re: [OPEN] Icons position
saw this by coincidence - do not use xfce4 anymore (openbox only)
problem is that xfce desktop creates a different 'icons.screens' file each time there is a slight change in screen resolution
used following script in the past :
"iconset s" to save present icon order and "iconset r" to restore this saved icon order (and remove all other 'icon.screens' files)
#!/bin/bash
# iconset
path="~/.config/xfce4/desktop/"
if [ $1 = s ]; then
cat "$path""icons.screen.latest.rc" > "$path""iconset.txt"
notify-send -i gtk-add "Xfce desktop icons saved!"
echo "Xfce icons saved"
fi
if [ $1 = r ]; then
rm -r "$path"icons.screen0*
cat "$path""iconset.txt" > "$path""icons.screen.latest.rc"
#xfdesktop -R
notify-send -i gtk-refresh "Xfce desktop icons restored!"
echo "Xfce icons restored!"
fi
# iconset
problem is that xfce desktop creates a different 'icons.screens' file each time there is a slight change in screen resolution
used following script in the past :
"iconset s" to save present icon order and "iconset r" to restore this saved icon order (and remove all other 'icon.screens' files)
#!/bin/bash
# iconset
path="~/.config/xfce4/desktop/"
if [ $1 = s ]; then
cat "$path""icons.screen.latest.rc" > "$path""iconset.txt"
notify-send -i gtk-add "Xfce desktop icons saved!"
echo "Xfce icons saved"
fi
if [ $1 = r ]; then
rm -r "$path"icons.screen0*
cat "$path""iconset.txt" > "$path""icons.screen.latest.rc"
#xfdesktop -R
notify-send -i gtk-refresh "Xfce desktop icons restored!"
echo "Xfce icons restored!"
fi
# iconset
Re: [OPEN] Icons position
Probably my old script could be replaced by 2 aliases (just an idea reviewing my old script, not tested at all, because no xfce4 installed)
alias ics = 'cd ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/; cat "icons.screen.latest.rc" > "iconset.txt" '
alias icr = 'cd ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/; rm -r "icons.screen0*; cat "iconset.txt" > "icons.screen.latest.rc" '
alias ics = 'cd ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/; cat "icons.screen.latest.rc" > "iconset.txt" '
alias icr = 'cd ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/; rm -r "icons.screen0*; cat "iconset.txt" > "icons.screen.latest.rc" '
Re: [OPEN] Icons position
Thank you frans cofrans co wrote: ↑Wed Apr 27, 2022 12:26 amProbably my old script could be replaced by 2 aliases (just an idea reviewing my old script, not tested at all, because no xfce4 installed)
alias ics = 'cd ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/; cat "icons.screen.latest.rc" > "iconset.txt" '
alias icr = 'cd ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/; rm -r "icons.screen0*; cat "iconset.txt" > "icons.screen.latest.rc" '
Yes there are those "screen" files changes...
but I still haven't figured out who resets them.
I continue to monitor upgrades
Hi all Davide