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Does anyone here knows a nice add-on or standalone software to show in XFCE files/dirs size occupation ?
Something like a file size view in Konqueror, but I removed KDE from my system.
Does anyone here knows a nice add-on or standalone software to show in XFCE files/dirs size occupation ?
Something like a file size view in Konqueror, but I removed KDE from my system.
'ncdu' might be helpful, it can delete the folders (or files) too if needed. I like it.
....Xfce Screensaver is a screen saver and locker that aims to have simple, sane, secure defaults and be well integrated with the Xfce desktop.
It is a port of MATE Screensaver, itself a port of GNOME Screensaver. It has been tightly integrated with the Xfce desktop, utilizing Xfce libraries and the Xfconf configuration backend.....
You can read all about it at the link above the quote box.
Not to be a spoilsport but why reinvent the bike shed? XScreenSaver is still amazing and in my experience lately bug free!
in my experience it does not play nice with Xfce's PowerManager. They have redundant functions, like turning of the screen, etc. I just don't use a screensaver on my laptop, relying only on the power manager to turn off my screen.
Maybe they should've made the power manager integrate better with Xscreensaver, though...
Last edited by solarfields; 11-05-2018 at 02:31 AM.
Release notes for 0.9.1
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A maintenance release with a couple of improvements and bugfixes.
- Allow compilation against libxfce4ui 4.12 (Bug #14100)
- Use transient notifications
- Visual improvements (Bug #14650)
- Add support for Blu-ray media (Bug #13297)
- Relicense tvm-burn-cd.svg (Bug #11204)
- Autobrowse of removable media opens Thunar, not the user-selected file
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- Translation updates
Release notes for 0.8.2
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A maintenance release feature fixes and minor improvements.
- Avoid segfaults (Bug #14786)
- Only show web search link if we have a valid URL and in dict mode
- Escape link tooltip
- Minor visual improvements
- Translation updates
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