Hello Stefan,
thanks for the hint ... so I worked / tried / googled for several more hours and couldn't find a way to change the "x-cursor" to an normal "arrow-cursor" by settings.
The only workaround I found was:
- install lxappearance
- install dmz-cursor-theme
- choose e.g. DMZ-White as cursor theme -> cursor looks "normal" nevertheless these settings are lost after logout / reboot
So I took your hint because I recognized that's enougth to call and close lxappearance without changing anything and the cursor changes when I login again ...
Now - as a "workaround" (I can't say I like it but's the only way it works) in
- /home/USER/.config/lxsession/LXDE/autostart I call a script I placed in /usr/local/bin to start lxappearance and afterwards I call a script to pkill it 1 second later
Nevertheless I have no time to investigate further at this moment ... but have too remaining questions:
is there a way do determine if a user logs in from outside (this would be by my xxx.xxx.10.x net) or from a thin client (would be xxx.xxx.0.x net) ? My idea would be to take this info to prevent the "workaround" if it is not necessary - because the "x-cursor" only happens if I login from a thinclient via x2go (I build my own pxe-server to replace LTSP by x2go btw)
are the problems with the clipboard managers in xfce a known issue and is there a workaround for these?
Thanks for help
Regards Christian
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Am 12.07.2016 um 13:58 schrieb Stefan Baur:
Hi,
I remember seeing the same issue on an LXDE system I was toying around with a year or two ago, but can't remember what the cause and the workaround were ... CCing two persons that I think might remember.
What I do remember is that it was sufficient to run a certain application - it wasn't neccessary to change any settings there ... hmm ...
Kind Regards Stefan Baur
Am 11.07.2016 um 23:08 schrieb ECF Solutions:
Hello again,
made some tests ... with LXDE instead of XFCE I don't have this problem
- parcellite is working as it should. BUT now I have the problem that within the x2go-session my mouse cursor is an X - looks terrible and I can't find a way to change this - always starting the settings dialog and change it there for the current session is not an option ... googled a lot but couldn't find a solution ...
Thanks for any hint.
C. Fraesdorff Ludwigsruher Str. 14 - 74582 Gerabronn Tel.: 07952 / 92 13 14 - Mobil: 0171 / 14 13 116 Mail: ecf@ecfsolutions.de
Am 11.07.2016 um 19:07 schrieb ECF Solutions:
Hello everyone,
I have a server running Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.2.0-41-generic x86_64) with XFCE4 desktop and LTSP for my ThinClients.
When logged into the server via ThinClient / LTSP the Clipman-Plugin in the XFCE panel is working as expected.
When I connect to this server via x2go (same user and tried it with different users) everything is working fine (sound / usb etc.) BUT not the Clipman-plugin. It's light grey and if I copy something this is not transferred to the clipman (copy and paste works but I have no history - the benefit of the plugin ...).
I tried it with parcellite as well as clipit, glipper its always the same and I absolutely need this feature ...
Does somebody know this problem / has a hint?
Regards Christian
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