ericbsd wrote:Burning ISO On GhostBSD?

You might need to start XFBurn as root or there is a command line you can use.

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growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/cd0=imagefile.iso

ericbsd: if I'm burning a cd, should it read cd-compat or dvd-compat goes both ways?

Is there a button you press as in the FreeBSD forums? I must be blind, I don't see it.

Of course, sorry about that.

There was a quotation mark missing from the Sound Volume set of keybindings.

Solved the sound problem with IceWM, put it back in LXDE, and everything is back to normal.

Thanks, pal! Appreciated.

Is it possible? Or do I have to go to Linux?

Another good thing about it: you don't have to use the apps that come with LXDE, for example, I use roxterm, xfe and mirage, instead of lxterminal, pcmanfm, and gpicview. It's all in my JWM keybindings.

The sound volume keybindings in IceWM do not work too well. The LXDE wiki states that you can replace Openbox with Icewm, Fluxbox, and Xfwm. Being the way I am, I replaced IceWM with my other window manager JWM. I rebooted, and have being using LXDE for a few hours without problems, I am going to wa...

The whole affair took me less than 10 minutes, including googling

This baby is light and fast!

LXDE I installed it: $ sudo pkg install lxde-meta LXDE comes by default with the window manager Openbox. Because I find it difficult to configure, I decided to replace it with IceWM; which I already got configured in my box. I went to /usr/local//etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/desktop.conf as ROOT and and r...