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I am using ThunderBird 11.0.1 on Linux. How do I remove tooltip messages? I do not want tooltip hints at all. I looked at preferences and see nothing there.
Go to Options → Advanced → Config Editor. Then set browser.chrome.toolbar_tips to false.
You could get the source, remove the tooltips, compile your own version. Ok, my answer is a bit flip. But at least it's possible.
Did you try this link? Thunderbird Settings
Might be worth trying the setting from FireFox in the prefs.js...long shot but...if you want it worth a try.
The config editor is easy! Under MacOS it is Preferences -> Config Editor...
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As I use my Razor laptop, the screen shuts off as if in sleep mode. I don't know why this is happening and sometimes this happens when I am not using/touching the laptop.
I don't remember it correctly, but I think I read it on reddit about similar issue. It may have to do something about the power/sleep button problem. You can go to the windows settings and disable the power button- as in, change its function to "do nothing", from the default sleep option. Hope this helps.
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How to place picture on desktop, on top of wallpaper?
This is for Fedora 26, Gnome 3.24.2
I'm not sure about pictures but maybe you can use conky
Conky can be used to do this. See here: how to install.
Although this software has a lot more options to add additions to your desktop, it will do the trick for images too.
Windows equivalent is Rainmeter.
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Ubuntu Trusty Tahr 14.04
I would like to replicate a feature from a program i used to use in windows. stardock fences allowed me to hide all of the icons (i wanted to) on my desktop by double clicking, and then reveal them by double clicking again.
I believe something along these lines:
gconftool-2 /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop --type bool --set false
from this page (ubuntu forums)
, is what I am looking to do. my question then becomes:
How do I invoke a shell script by double clicking on the EMPTY desktop?
Yes, I know I can use an icon instead. I want the desktop. I don't even have any icons I have to have on the desktop... Oh well. I would think it's possible and I would like to learn how. The feature itself is not the most important, but when I came to the question of HOW and had no answer - that's a problem ;)
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I found this screen shot on a Github project, and I'd really like to give that editor a try:
https://github.com/nicklasos/numix-molokai/blob/master/numix-molokai.png
I assumed it was gvim, but the gvim I've installed (package gnome-vim) Looks very little like that application.
Am I just missing some configuration, or vim addons to get there?
First, your answer:
It's GVim, obviously, with the molokai colorscheme, obviously, Airline for the stupid fancy statusline, NERDTree for the file explorer and Tabline for the tab line replacement.
Second, a comment:
You can find the answer in that person's dotvim repository but you didn't even try to find the answer yourself before requesting the help of the whole internet.
Try a little harder, next time.
I think it's gvim with a few plugins (Nerdtree, powerline)
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In your firefox if you right click on the top panel next to 'Help' you can uncheck
Menu Bar
this makes firefox better looking to me.
i need to know where this setting is stored however.
i looked at my file at
gedit /root/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/prefs.js
but it was not stored in that file.
toolbar-menubar in localstore.rdf:
<RDF:Description RDF:about="chrome://browser/content/browser.xul#toolbar-menubar"
currentset="menubar-items"
autohide="true" />