log out command for Lubuntu desktop
I know for gnome session the looks something like this
gnome-session-quit
What is the equivalent for a Lxqt (Ubuntu with Lxqt and openbox WM) desktop session ?
command-line lubuntu lxqt lxsession
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I know for gnome session the looks something like this
gnome-session-quit
What is the equivalent for a Lxqt (Ubuntu with Lxqt and openbox WM) desktop session ?
command-line lubuntu lxqt lxsession
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I know for gnome session the looks something like this
gnome-session-quit
What is the equivalent for a Lxqt (Ubuntu with Lxqt and openbox WM) desktop session ?
command-line lubuntu lxqt lxsession
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I know for gnome session the looks something like this
gnome-session-quit
What is the equivalent for a Lxqt (Ubuntu with Lxqt and openbox WM) desktop session ?
command-line lubuntu lxqt lxsession
command-line lubuntu lxqt lxsession
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There are several binaries you can download to control different settings in LXQt:
lxqt-leave
deals with interrupting or terminating sessions. It comes with several options expressing the action they trigger, e. g.
--leave--hibernate--shutdown--reboot
lxqt-session
This binary is launched right at the beginning of LXQt sessions and in turn is responsible for launching and monitoring all other components constituting the sessions.
lxqt-config
is another binary which will give you the "Configuration Center" which is a GUI that has several options to choose from that allow you to control the appearance as well as other configurations. One of them being
lxqt-globalkeys
lxqt-globalkeysd
can be adjusted from section "Basic Settings" in configuration dialogue LXQt Session Settings of lxqt-session.
lxqt-config-globalkeyshortcuts
which is used to customize shortcuts can be opened from the panel's main menu - Preferences - LXQt Settings - Shortcut Keys and is provided by the Configuration Center of lxqt-config as well.
All this info and more can be found at the LXQt GitHub page or their official web-page:
LXQt(github)
LXQt(.org)
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There are several binaries you can download to control different settings in LXQt:
lxqt-leave
deals with interrupting or terminating sessions. It comes with several options expressing the action they trigger, e. g.
--leave--hibernate--shutdown--reboot
lxqt-session
This binary is launched right at the beginning of LXQt sessions and in turn is responsible for launching and monitoring all other components constituting the sessions.
lxqt-config
is another binary which will give you the "Configuration Center" which is a GUI that has several options to choose from that allow you to control the appearance as well as other configurations. One of them being
lxqt-globalkeys
lxqt-globalkeysd
can be adjusted from section "Basic Settings" in configuration dialogue LXQt Session Settings of lxqt-session.
lxqt-config-globalkeyshortcuts
which is used to customize shortcuts can be opened from the panel's main menu - Preferences - LXQt Settings - Shortcut Keys and is provided by the Configuration Center of lxqt-config as well.
All this info and more can be found at the LXQt GitHub page or their official web-page:
LXQt(github)
LXQt(.org)
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There are several binaries you can download to control different settings in LXQt:
lxqt-leave
deals with interrupting or terminating sessions. It comes with several options expressing the action they trigger, e. g.
--leave--hibernate--shutdown--reboot
lxqt-session
This binary is launched right at the beginning of LXQt sessions and in turn is responsible for launching and monitoring all other components constituting the sessions.
lxqt-config
is another binary which will give you the "Configuration Center" which is a GUI that has several options to choose from that allow you to control the appearance as well as other configurations. One of them being
lxqt-globalkeys
lxqt-globalkeysd
can be adjusted from section "Basic Settings" in configuration dialogue LXQt Session Settings of lxqt-session.
lxqt-config-globalkeyshortcuts
which is used to customize shortcuts can be opened from the panel's main menu - Preferences - LXQt Settings - Shortcut Keys and is provided by the Configuration Center of lxqt-config as well.
All this info and more can be found at the LXQt GitHub page or their official web-page:
LXQt(github)
LXQt(.org)
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There are several binaries you can download to control different settings in LXQt:
lxqt-leave
deals with interrupting or terminating sessions. It comes with several options expressing the action they trigger, e. g.
--leave--hibernate--shutdown--reboot
lxqt-session
This binary is launched right at the beginning of LXQt sessions and in turn is responsible for launching and monitoring all other components constituting the sessions.
lxqt-config
is another binary which will give you the "Configuration Center" which is a GUI that has several options to choose from that allow you to control the appearance as well as other configurations. One of them being
lxqt-globalkeys
lxqt-globalkeysd
can be adjusted from section "Basic Settings" in configuration dialogue LXQt Session Settings of lxqt-session.
lxqt-config-globalkeyshortcuts
which is used to customize shortcuts can be opened from the panel's main menu - Preferences - LXQt Settings - Shortcut Keys and is provided by the Configuration Center of lxqt-config as well.
All this info and more can be found at the LXQt GitHub page or their official web-page:
LXQt(github)
LXQt(.org)
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There are several binaries you can download to control different settings in LXQt:
lxqt-leave
deals with interrupting or terminating sessions. It comes with several options expressing the action they trigger, e. g.
--leave--hibernate--shutdown--reboot
lxqt-session
This binary is launched right at the beginning of LXQt sessions and in turn is responsible for launching and monitoring all other components constituting the sessions.
lxqt-config
is another binary which will give you the "Configuration Center" which is a GUI that has several options to choose from that allow you to control the appearance as well as other configurations. One of them being
lxqt-globalkeys
lxqt-globalkeysd
can be adjusted from section "Basic Settings" in configuration dialogue LXQt Session Settings of lxqt-session.
lxqt-config-globalkeyshortcuts
which is used to customize shortcuts can be opened from the panel's main menu - Preferences - LXQt Settings - Shortcut Keys and is provided by the Configuration Center of lxqt-config as well.
All this info and more can be found at the LXQt GitHub page or their official web-page:
LXQt(github)
LXQt(.org)
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