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JGmenu-Senpai Respin MX-Lxde is a jGmenu configuration that I included in my LXDE respin to add keyboard search to the menu, since the LXDE menu is very basic... Once jGmenu is installed, extract the “jgmenu” folder from “JGmenu-Senpai Respin MX-Lxde.7z” to the hidden “.config” directory in your home directory.
extras-MX-Parrot_by_Ludger is a set of scripts to complement the installation of MX-Parrot created by MX forum user Ludger. It consists of scripts for installing different packages for MX-Parrot with Mate, differentiated by purpose.
Conky MX-ManyFunctins_no_icons_by_Ludger is a conky that displays comprehensive information about our system, including our external IP address, which is useful when browsing the Tor network, as it ensures that we are not revealing our real IP address without having to constantly check it using other methods.
Conky MX-ManyFunctins_with-icons_for 1920x1080 resolution_by_Ludger, as the name suggests, is the same conky with icons, configured for a resolution of 1920x1082. If you have a different screen configuration, you will have to edit it with MX-Conky, or manually edit the MX -Full file to reposition them, you have to edit the lines /img/“image”.png -p 0.190, increasing or decreasing that number as appropriate.
Changes_Control_Center_antix-lxde In english: When the antiX developers update their “/usr/local/bin/antixcc.sh” script, the configuration for my respin is overwritten, preventing me from using the application for Openbox/LXDE keyboard shortcuts. This script “openbox-lxhotkey-english.sh” restores that configuration so that the “LXHorkey” application can be used for Openbox/LXDE keyboard shortcuts from the antiX Control Center, If you don't want to use it, you can always access “LXHorkey” from the menu. This script simply replaces “add-key” with “lxhotkey” and modifies the pop-up message.
To run the script: 'sudo ./openbox-lxhotkey-spanish.sh'
En español: Cuando los desarrolladores de antiX actualizan su script "/usr/local/bin/antixcc.sh" se anula la configuración de mi respin para poder usar la aplicación para los atajos de teclado de Openbox/LXDE. Este script “openbox-lxhotkey-xxxx.sh” recupera esa configuración para poder usar la aplicación “LXHorkey” para los atajos de teclado de Openbox/LXDE desde antiX Centro de control, si no quieres usarlo siempre puedes seguir accediendo a “LXHorkey” desde el menú. Este script solo cambia “add-key” por “lxhotkey” y la línea del mensaje emergente.
Para ejecutar el script: 'sudo ./openbox-lxhotkey-spanish.sh'
Changes to the priority of the MX-Parrot repositories to prevent packages from being held back
In English: I've redefined the priorities of the ParrotOS repositories so that they only update the packages we install directly from their repositories, to prevent the MX/Debian base from being broken by some “Testing” packages... Extract the “mx-parrot-pinning” file and copy it to the /etc/apt/preferences.d folder, overwriting the existing file.
En Español: He redefinido las prioridades de los repositorios de ParrotOS para que solo actualicen los paquetes que instalamos estrictamente de sus repositorios, para que no rompa la base MX/Debian con algunos paquetes de "Testing"... Extrae el archivo "mx-parrot-pinning" y copialo a la carpeta "/etc/apt/preferences.d", machacando el que está allí.
