Press the "H" button at the top of both EMELFM window panes to see the hidden files that start with a period "."
Then go to /home/dsl in the Right hand pane.
Then go to /etc/skel in the Left hand pane.
Highlight the .xtdesktop directory in the /etc/skel pane and press the COPY button in emelfm.
Reboot and your icons should come back.alright, I got everything up and running, and got Synaptic running purrr-fectly. I have this one lingering question though. What is the difference between a myDSL package, and a deb? I know how to make a deb (enough to get by I should say, I use dh_make to basically do it for me...). How would I convert the deb to a dsl package? Is DSL even derived from deb?
And (sorry if I'm asking too many questions) I want to get LimeWire installed. I downloaded the RPM and aliened it, and it says I need locales. I download locales, it says I need glibc. I have a feeling this is going to recurse, so I added my Ubuntu repos (assuming they'd work) to the sources.list. I figure, as long as I only use them to install these packages, it'd be OK, and I'll remove them later. But now I get an error when I apt-get update:
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E: Dynamic MMap out of room [blah blah blah ca.archive.ubuntu.com....] E: The status file could not be parsed or opened
any ideas?
Edit: I'm also having problems with LimeWire. I have it installed, but when I try to open it (type limewire from the terminal) it tells me that the JAVA path is wrong (cannot find java, check your path). I know I have to do some symlinking because DSL installs java to /opt instead of /usr/java. So how do I go about symlinking, and putting together the java path?bump.
I'm also having problems with LimeWire. I have it installed, but when I try to open it (type limewire from the terminal) it tells me that the JAVA path is wrong (cannot find java, check your path). I know I have to do some symlinking because DSL installs java to /opt instead of /usr/java. So how do I go about symlinking, and putting together the java path?Please don't hijack this thread. Use the appropriate thread/topic. This has been answered many times already, use the search feature or post anew in the mydsl section below.
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