Does Arch Linux support LXQt?
Does Arch Linux support LXQt?
Arch Linux doesn’t come with a desktop environment. Instead, users are expected to build the OS entirely from scratch via the command line and select their own desktop. Thankfully, Arch supports all mainstream desktop environments, including LXQt. To start the installation of LXQt on Arch Linux, you’ll need to launch a terminal window.
How do I install LXQt on Debian?
The LXQt desktop environment is available to all Debian Linux users as one of many desktop choices during the network setup process and in the Debian software sources installable later. To start the installation of LXQt on Debian, you will need a terminal window open.
How do I change the LXQt desktop settings?
Choose LXQt Desktop from the menu in a display manager of choice. LXQt in general tries to provide GUI applications to change its settings. Configuration files are in ~/.config/lxqt.
Should I install Xorg on LXQt?
If you have not yet, install xorg. Tip: LXQt uses xdg-screensaver from xdg-utils for screen locking which only works with XScreenSaver and xautolock in LXQt session. You can use it or another screen locker by itself.
