Re: Desktop Icons keep rearranging

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On Tue, 1 Jan 2019, borglabs4 wrote:

>Hi people
>
>I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this.
>
>User PCLOS, it happens on both 32 and 64 bit versions.
>
>After arranging the desktop icons (all kinds), they rearrange
>themselves each time I load the TDE. They just scatter everywhere.
>
>I have tried, arranging to grid, locking in place. No setting seems to
>work. When I lock the icons in place, they still rearrange and then
>lock.
>
>Any ideas?

I sometimes have a "floater" problem.
My icons are more or less arranged in several columns on the left side
of my screen.  Every now and then an icon will float up to fill in an
empty slot above it -- even with "Lock In Place" set.

I unlock, pull it back down, re-lock, and it stays put for a week or so.

Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS  and  Trinity 14.0.6 [DEVELOPMENT] using the
Preliminary Stable Builds repository.


Aside:  Is there a "proper way" to get the Trinity version/level info
out of the system?  I usually go into konqueror -> Help -> About Trinity
But, if there is a more definitive way....

Happy New Year to All!!
Jonesy
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