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Use lxqt-sudo instead of pkexec as switch user command. Summary: pcmanfm in Lubuntu used gksu. When we switched to lxqt, it had been deprecated, so we used pkexec. Unfortunately, pkexec just flat out fails. Looking upstream, they use lxqt-sudo, which we have in our install, so going with their default instead. Test Plan: 1. Open pcmanfm-qt 2. Click on "Tools" in the menu 3. Click on "Open as root" Should get an lxqt-sudo dialog asking for a password. Reviewers: tsimonq2 Reviewed By: tsimonq2 Differential Revision: https://phab.lubuntu.me/D7
6 years ago
lxqt-sudo-as-sucommand.patch
Set qterminal window size to upstream default. (LP: #1786978) Summary: 800x600 is more appropriate than 640x480, which was causing problems. This is part two of a fix for this bug. The previous one (D3) used the right terminal. This one fixes the display issue. Test Plan: 1. Right click on nm-tray 2. Select "Edit Connections" Assuming the other fix is present, should display nmtui-edit fully in a window. Reviewers: tsimonq2 Differential Revision: https://phab.lubuntu.me/D6
6 years ago
qterminal-window-size.patch