Lite Tweaks - Suggestions welcomed

[anon222]

You are welcome AustinTexas, and altman.

Liking the update, it just keeps getting better and better.

I have another question or suggestion tho, is there a way or can it be added that when i use Lite Tweaks, it remembers what i have checked each time i use it or open it up? Lets say if i want to do a quick clean, i don't want to have to keep checking things and looking at the list each time i use it.

I think it would be nice if it will remember the settings i previously had checked.

Possible, but will have to think about that. That would be like 'tweaking the Lite-Tweaks'.

[altman]

Tweak the tweak now ! It will never stop ! lol , I like this idea .

[Wirezfree]

Hi,

Don't think it's a real error, maybe a wording issue.??
If you select "Residual Config Files",
and you haven't noticed there is "none" to be cleaned.. Duh  ???

You get this...


I guess you can't clean something that's not there.!!

Dave

[altman]

lol , when it happened to me the other day I was wondering what it was !

[valtam]

If there is no grass, would you still try to mow a piece of ground

[altman]

lol , you bet , sounds like it , it looks like I clicked on that one without knowing it . Anyhow , it worked I guess .

Same as with whiter than white right !

[valtam]

Lite Tweaks for Linux Lite 3.0 updated:

- Ability to Enable/Disable Numlock at Login now supported.

[valtam]

Bug found - https://www.135978621.xyz/forums/on-to...s-updates/

Will pull this feature for now and re-write it. Will update when it's fixed.

[nomko]

I would like to see

Code:

sudo inxi -U

enabled in Linux Lite, as it is in Linux Mint.

Check here:
https://sites.google.com/site/easytipsfo...mmand-tool

[AustinTexas]

Thank you.
My comment that the update is enabled in Linux Mint is outdated, and no longer true.
I use this to enable updating inxi:

Code:

sudo sed -i 's/^B_ALLOW_UPDATE=false/B_ALLOW_UPDATE=true/' /etc/inxi.conf

(which conforms to the link you posted)

My original suggestion that it should be enabled by default still applies.