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Originally Posted by edp17
My goal was to get Chromium running and laid out properly. I attributed the success of that to the mere installation of the plasma packages, since that was the only thing I did differently from the first time to the second time. I don't know much about plasma, but since you brought it up, I tested it, and plasma_session works for me, if I launch with sudo from terminal within Debian, making a small desktop window at the bottom of the screen, and producing a lock screen after idling for a few minutes ...
And how do you start the plasma-desktop?
It always starts xfce4 for me. I tried to attach the container then start manually with 'plasma_session' command, but that didn't work. When I tried to start from the xfce4 session, it didn't work (obviously).
But, this is not how I was launching Chromium, but it was just from Application menu on the desktop...
BTW - I still can't get landscape mode by any means - landscape script, kde system settings, plasma settings, xrandr, efc... all fail to have any effect
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I have sid running in a container again. My problem is still the keyboard layout under xfce4. I have copied the layout to .lxc/Sid/usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols but in xfce4 it doesn't show up in the keyboard settings. How do I make it visible there, so that I can choose it and set it active? I have read that there is an entry necessary in .lxc/Sid/usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/endev.xml. but there is also a endev.lst in this folder. Do I have to edit both and what exactly do I have to put in there?
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2020-09-14
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Originally Posted by levone1
I see! So basically you start plasma from the xfce4. I thought you started the plasma_session without the xfce4. I just have tried this way and worked me too. However, I still have the xfce4 menu bars (top and bottom ones) are still available and the scaling is not quite right.
My goal was to get Chromium running and laid out properly. I attributed the success of that to the mere installation of the plasma packages, since that was the only thing I did differently from the first time to the second time. I don't know much about plasma, but since you brought it up, I tested it, and plasma_session works for me, if I launch with sudo from terminal within Debian, making a small desktop window at the bottom of the screen, and producing a lock screen after idling for a few minutes ...
But, this is not how I was launching Chromium, but it was just from Application menu on the desktop...
BTW - I still can't get landscape mode by any means - landscape script, kde system settings, plasma settings, xrandr, efc... all fail to have any effect
Here is the result:
For the landscape mode, I would suggest to start xfce4 in landscape first.
Plus, to be able to launch the Chromium browser, you don't need to start plasma. I just installed Chromium and was able to launch from the menu within xfce4 without plasma_desktop.
I'll play with plasma. It would be good if plasma somehow can be started as a default DE.
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Originally Posted by edp17
Originally, Chromium installed and ran fine for me too, but I couldn't ge it small enough to use, (as in my first screenshots). Then after installing Plasma packages, it opened and displayed properly.... Not sure why.
I see! So basically you start plasma from the xfce4. I thought you started the plasma_session without the xfce4. I just have tried this way and worked me too. However, I still have the xfce4 menu bars (top and bottom ones) are still available and the scaling is not quite right.
Here is the result:
https://i.ibb.co/9WnZ3VR/plasma-on-treltexx1024.png
For the landscape mode, I would suggest to start xfce4 in landscape first.
Plus, to be able to launch the Chromium browser, you don't need to start plasma. I just installed Chromium and was able to launch from the menu within xfce4 without plasma_desktop.
I'll play with plasma. It would be good if plasma somehow can be started as a default DE.
I can't get anything to launch in landscape mode, not even xfce. I set landscape as the option in containers settings, I use landscape script, I set the display settings in Linux to rotate - it doesn't matter. Nothing causes landscape rotation ...
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Update - I wiped everything and started from scratch, and now landscape works. I guess I must have done something wrong in setup or something ...
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Originally Posted by levone1
At least now it is working.
Update - I wiped everything and started from scratch, and now landscape works. I guess I must have done something wrong in setup or something ...
For me when I start in landscape, it automatically rotates the screen when the xwayland window starts.
Now, you may try again Chromium without plasma.
For me, in plasma, I could change the font size in the windows but not in the menubar down there. So if you know the trick, please let me know.
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Originally Posted by edp17
Everything is better now - Window launches feom app, landscape works,all items appear normally... Not sure what I messed up before ...
At least now it is working.
For me when I start in landscape, it automatically rotates the screen when the xwayland window starts.
Now, you may try again Chromium without plasma.
For me, in plasma, I could change the font size in the windows but not in the menubar down there. So if you know the trick, please let me know.
One question - Do you know if it's possible to get OnBoard keyboard to show on the Plasma lock screen ?
Thanks for all your help.
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I got the keyboard to work under xfce4. I copied the pro1 xkb directly under .../symbols. Than It's enough to edit .lxc/Sid/usr/share/X11/xkb/endev.xml and to add:
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<layout> <configItem> <name>pro1</name> <shortDescription>pro1</shortDescription> <description>pro1 deutsch</description> <languageList> <iso639Id>de</iso639Id> </languageList> </configItem> <variantList/> </layout>
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It always starts xfce4 for me. I tried to attach the container then start manually with 'plasma_session' command, but that didn't work. When I tried to start from the xfce4 session, it didn't work (obviously).
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