@Walter: So unchecking that in the LXQT Session Settings tab, did solve that questioning problem, and while I was there I unchecked "lock screen before suspending" as my computer station is not in a public area, etc. While I was there I saw something about "Compton compositer" in that same basic area, and that was "unchecked" . . . ?? I thought that Compton is the more or less default compositer these days? I looked around to see if there was somewhere else where I had overridden Compton, but didn't find it in a fast look. My problem is that I have 5 linux installs and a few OSX installs going in the same computer, so it never gets too "in depth" of a relationship with each system . . . it remains largely "superficial" in nature.
Speaking of "superficial" . . . I did a Lu 20.04 upgrade a day or so back and after a re-start the "system problem detected" error window opened, and I click "go" on "reporting it" . . . but unlike in prior days there isn't any "would you like more information about this?" tab to see what it is. Up in the toolbar applets there was some kind of symbol and I clicked or right-clicked on it and it showed "There is a problem, right click on Package Manager to fix the problem" . . . I scrolled down and clicked on "launch package manager" and synaptic opened . . . and that was showing "no problems detected." I went to the "fix dependencies" tab and a milli-second later it showed "dependencies fixed." : - )) This morning a booted Lu and got the same "system problem" error . . . I fiddled on the net, and awhile later there was a "you have updates waiting for your command" notification . . . I thought, Oh, maybe that will fix the problem with the system, ran them, logged out, ate breakfast . . . came back and logged in to the same error . . . ?? I autoremoved "libplymouth4" and logged out . . . got same error. All updates are mostly run via console and apt and just using apt recommends, not fiddling with trying to add other stuff . . . and yet . . . some "problem" is being reported?? Nothing appears overtly wrong with the system functions . . . . F On Thu, Jan 9, 2020 at 1:29 PM Fritz Hudnut <este.el....@gmail.com> wrote: > Walter: > > Thanks for finding that answer . . . I'll give it a try tomorrow morning . > . . . > > >
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