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Howdy, |
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I see lxqt(0.7) in portage now. I assume it is the qt5 based lxqt? |
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I'm Not sure or if the lxqt-base/lxqt-meta--.7.0-r1 is still qt4 based? |
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Anyway, I have looked for a migration guide and found little info. |
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Being relatively new to the LX* scene, it took me some effort |
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to get the workstation setup "happy". My current setup uses |
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a myriad of config files, much to my chagrin.... Some cleanup |
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is warranted, but since the big upgrade to lxqt is mimminent, I |
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figured I'd wait and do it once. |
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So I'm curious about suggestions on this migration. Do you install |
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lxqt-meta first, then manually delete the lxde applicaotins? Blockers? |
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Polkit, the Desktop manager and the several differect terminal |
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types I use, were all a bit of (a hack really) effort to get happy. |
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I wonder if lxqt has any new issues that are new to the LX* environment? |
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Is there a way to parlay the existing lxde config info into lxqt, |
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or do I need to back all of that up, nuke all of the lxde builds |
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and start from scratch on lxqt? |
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Anyone tried the lxqt offering in (testing) portage tree ? |
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All comments are welcome. |
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James |
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