Sorry, I do not recognize it as Xfce4, but I do not know what it is, may be
another theme, or may be another DE like Mate??
Need to look into your system configuration file. This is a file used to build
system, like /etc/config.scm
it is using in 'guix system reconfigure /etc/config.scm'. Can
I have a switcher in my panel, but it does not look like yours:
https://postimg.cc/Jyy7JSpt
It always shows the same keyboard icon whether or not I changed to
another IM in other application, which do not have the issue. Even when
I switch globally to Pinyin input, IceCat simply writes normal
Have you added the keyboard layout switcher applet to the Xfce4-panel ? screen:
http://0x0.st/zAmH.png
Does it change layout in Icecat with mouse click on it?
May 12, 2019 11:33 AM, "Zelphir Kaltstahl" mailto:zelphirkaltst...@gmail.com?to=%22Zelphir%20Kaltstahl%22%20)>
wrote:
Hi,
I have been trying to run Network Manager Applet with my internet usb
modem for a long time, but I have been always getting a result
"Insufficient privileges" when trying to add the modem connection. Now
I have no idea how to achieve it or even debug. Please help me at
least in one of ways:
1.
Hello, Zelphir!
I had such problem on Gnome+Wayland. It did not used another newly added
layout, but only US even when I choose Russian in the applet in the gnome
toolbar (the bar on top). It was for all apps under Gnome+Wayland. But I only
tried to config system for it, so I had not purpose to
Hi Guix Users!
Recently I installed GNU IceCat via Guix. A few days ago I noticed
something:
I cannot switch input method when the GNU IceCat window is focused. My
shortcut was CTRL+tilde before and I already tried changing it to the
more common CTRL+ALT+space, but that also does not work. To me
> Hello fellow Guix folks!
>
> I'm planning a switch to a Guix system and have a question i couldn't
> answer myself - is it possible to keep just the grub.cfg instead of full
> GRUB install? I'd rather have GRUB installed as a payload with Coreboot
> and maintain it's configuration with `guix