PCManfm ERRORS 14.04.4 32Bit - home/qwerty issues
  • iduhknoiduhkno
    PMPosts: 161
    On the bottom bar, in left corner, beside the start icon is the two drawer chest icon for PCManfm.

    Mouse hovering over the icon produces message:  /home/qwerty

    Left clicking the icon  produces two options:  1.  Open in terminal.  2. Open
    Clicking the terminal option produces nothing.
    Clicking the Open option produces and error message:  /home/qwerty: No such file or directory.  Cannot open.

    On the self hiding left launch bar, clicking on the directory icon at the top of the list, opens the correct home file option.

    CLUE:  I installed LVM, but did not use the encryption LVM option, just the LVM option.

    The following is the screen that appeared after I selected that option:

    """The partition tables of the .. devices are changed.
        
         LVM VG qwerty-vg, LV root.
         LVM VG qwerty-vg, LV swap _1
         SCSI1 (0,0,0) (sda)

         The following are going to be formatted:
       
         LVM VG qwerty-vg, LV root ext4
         LVM VG qwerty-vg, LV swap _1 as swap

         Partition #1 of SCDI1 (0,0,0) sda as ext 2"'''

    I was a bit confused by the ext2, as I think it was elsewhere selected that I used ext4 for home and such.



        
    Loving Eclectica, 16.04.2 64bit
  • iduhknoiduhkno
    PMPosts: 161
    Second installation, same problem with home/qwerty

    The second installation - plain vanilla installation, no LVM, no encrypted home. Just let LXLE do what it wanted to do.

    As I wrote above:
       "On the bottom bar, in left corner, beside the start icon is the two drawer chest icon for PCManfm.

    Mouse hovering over the icon produces message:  /home/qwerty

    Left clicking the icon  produces two options:  1.  Open in terminal.  2. Open
    Clicking the terminal option produces nothing.
    Clicking the Open option produces and error message:  /home/qwerty: No such file or directory.  Cannot open.

    On the self hiding left launch bar, clicking on the directory icon at the top of the list, opens the correct home file option."

    The box is ET-1602   ee top.


    Loving Eclectica, 16.04.2 64bit
  • iduhknoiduhkno
    PMPosts: 161
    SOLVED:

    This is not a bug. 
    Simply edit the setting in the task bar.
    Right click task bar for options.
    Find the editing window, for the Directory PCfman default, and edit it from home/qwerty to home/whateveryourhome is called. 

    After that, everything works as it should.

    Loving Eclectica, 16.04.2 64bit
  • lxlelxle
    PMPosts: 2,656
    cool, i'll make an adjustment in the small update planned for release with the LS version. They are basically done, I'm just running them for a week or so.
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