JeffK969
Thu Nov 28, 2019 4:13:40 pm
Hello,
I thought I'd start a thread for those so inclined to share any tips & tricks that you have used to improve, enhance your Zorin Lite 15 (and Ultimate Lite 15) experience.
So far, I've added the Whisker Menu right next the the Zorin Lite Menu so I can use Favorites & Recently Used. Because I like them both. Both menus have advantages
and no one has combined the two yet, that I know of...lol I did this by reaching out to my pal Aravisian, and followed his instructions
So please, add whatever you want to this thread. Helping each other is what it's all about. Well, so is the hokey pokey I guess...
I thought I'd start a thread for those so inclined to share any tips & tricks that you have used to improve, enhance your Zorin Lite 15 (and Ultimate Lite 15) experience.
So far, I've added the Whisker Menu right next the the Zorin Lite Menu so I can use Favorites & Recently Used. Because I like them both. Both menus have advantages
and no one has combined the two yet, that I know of...lol I did this by reaching out to my pal Aravisian, and followed his instructions
Aravisian wrote:If it is Zorin 12.4 lite, which is based on Xubuntu, then you must be using the XFCE4 panel. Have you tried using the WhiskerMenu?
- Code:
sudo apt-get install xfce4-whiskermenu-plugin
Once installed, right click your panel, hover over "Panel" and then move to the right in the pop-over menu to "Panel Preferences." Add item, then select the Whisker menu by scrolling down to it in the pop up window. Once added to the panel, you can right click it and select "Move" to move it to a new location on the panel. Right clicking it again, you can change its properties such as Icon, title, appearance and so on. Size can be adjusted easily using the pull-tab on the upper right side.
Both menus can be customized to some degree by using "Alacarte" or "Menulibre". Neither of these will do what you asked, however and remove the software channel from the Zorin Arc Menu- I have already tried it. They will remove it from WhiskerMenu. Both menu's are binary and are harder to access to modify than something that was written in .css or another language.technoweary wrote: or maybe group my regularly used applications somewhere in the Start. I could not find a way to do this and wonder if it is possible?
The Whiskermenu does this; though I have that feature disabled on mine. It has a Recently Used Category and a Favorites Category that will perform this function.
So please, add whatever you want to this thread. Helping each other is what it's all about. Well, so is the hokey pokey I guess...