NEW : ISOs Manjaro 0.8.10 Lxqt-Qt5 ready for testing !

[Esclapion]

The idea of using "Program Installers" is more appropriate for ISO's, keeping things light and easy to install.
Example, if your doing another Distro Hopping Video, you click Menu > Office > and see "libreoffice-installer", and comment - if you want it, install it.

We have only Turbulence, for the moment, and I think to suppress it. We really need a software manager.

[schpankme]

YES - using a Software Manager based on Categories would give people the ability to install programs of their choice, removing all the guess-work.

[dicktater]

YES - using a Software Manager based on Categories would give people the ability to install programs of their choice, removing all the guess-work.

Until a software manager is developed, a link (or launcher) to a wiki page for many of the Qt apps discussed in these threads would be nice for new users and the wiki.

[dicktater]

Esclapion,
Do you have a target date for manjaro-lxqt-qt5-0.8.10D or even plan for another release before manjaro-0.8.11?

[Esclapion]

Esclapion,
Do you have a target date for manjaro-lxqt-qt5-0.8.10D or even plan for another release before manjaro-0.8.11?

Not really. High probably a new one during this month. It depends also of the date of the 0.8.11 Manjaro and of the 0.8 Lxqt (or something so, I wait for an announcement).

For the moment, I work slowly on a 32 bits CD Size (or almost  ), not bad at all. I suppress a lot of things to be as light and simple as possible.

It's an endless work. 

[excalibur1234]

Esclapion,
Do you have a target date for manjaro-lxqt-qt5-0.8.10D or even plan for another release before manjaro-0.8.11?

it would be nice to have an updated lxqt release for the "official" manjaro .8.10 community edition.
the current manjaro .8.10 community edition is still qt4 based...

a month ago, the lxqt team already talked about lxqt 0.8: http://blog.lxde.org/?p=1134

[dicktater]

It's an endless work. 

For which I am endlessly grateful!
thx

[Esclapion]

it would be nice to have an updated lxqt release for the "official" manjaro .8.10 community edition.
the current manjaro .8.10 community edition is still qt4 based...

a month ago, the lxqt team already talked about lxqt 0.8: http://blog.lxde.org/?p=1134

I asked Rob by E-mail today for pushing the current folder from development area to community. Wait & see.

The top would be an announcement in the Manjaro Blog. 

[petrea]

For the moment, I work slowly on a 32 bits CD Size (or almost  ), not bad at all. I suppress a lot of things to be as light and simple as possible.

It's an endless work. 

Thanks a lot for your great work! I can't wait for a new, light and fast 32 bit lxqt!

[schpankme]

Comparing => LxQt / i3 / OpenRC is silky smooth and 'seems' graphically and sound quality superior to Xfce / i3 / OpenRC.

[Esclapion]

Thanks a lot for your great work! I can't wait for a new, light and fast 32 bit lxqt!

Ram size of the 0.8.11 32 bits, installed in VBox :



so, 152MB. But will decrease.

[Esclapion]

A bit better :



but only at start.   

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119 MB, with 384 MB of RAM.

[petrea]

That's just awesome, but still, there's a lot of work to do.

[flippy]

Is there a reason your not using otter-browser-git? Since it unlock Tools>Content Blocking... I don't know why otter-browser does not come that way by default.
By the way. This is awesome update iso!!!

[Esclapion]

Is there a reason your not using otter-browser-git?

otter-browser -> 31 votes -> last maintained 2014-08-02 06:13 -> Version 0.9.02

otter-browser-git -> 9 votes -> last maintained 2014-07-04 05:57 -> Version 0.9.01

So, the choice is simple for me. I target stability and I choose otter-browser.