[Coastie]

If it is really bugging you (autoclose) you can edit lite-tweaks in /usr/bin/ and change line 276 from: while (true); do to # while (true); do
Of course you will have to do this everytime there is an update to the Lite Tweaks package :(

Liked auto close too but not enough to mess with these kind of files.  :-[

All the Linux Lite tool are great! These tools and this forum put it way above Xubuntu which to me is the most similar distro. :)

[ukbrian]

A check box at the bottom
I would always leave it off and auto return to make sure the stupid machine had done what I told it.

[Shady]

Love Lite Cleaner / Lite Tweaks use it all the time, is there a way to make it so i don't have to type in a password for every time i use it? Like when it starts cleaning?

[anon222]

Love Lite Cleaner / Lite Tweaks use it all the time, is there a way to make it so i don't have to type in a password for every time i use it? Like when it starts cleaning?

Not likely. The password is needed because some tasks require elevated user privileges.

Could caution be red text and safe green each time under status also?

No. Unfortunately zenity has many limitations currently.

[quote author=Jerry link=topic=829.msg12155#msg12155 date=1424954271]
If it is really bugging you (autoclose) you can edit lite-tweaks in /usr/bin/ and change line 276 from: while (true); do to # while (true); do
Of course you will have to do this everytime there is an update to the Lite Tweaks package :(

Liked auto close too but not enough to mess with these kind of files.  :-[

All the Linux Lite tool are great! These tools and this forum put it way above Xubuntu which to me is the most similar distro. :)
[/quote]
Will have to see abou that with Jerry. I suppose I could add a question whether to continue using lite-tweak or exit. Currently there is an information dialog at the end.

[altman]

Does Lite Tweaks has something like localepurge ! It frees up some memories in the system .

[valtam]

@altman, localepurge has been known to mess with the packaging system. Given the packaging system is a vital piece of your operating system, this tool is better left for those able to recover from disaster, should it occur. Keep the ideas coming, we have a few surprises up our sleeves :)

[altman]

I must be lucky for once then , use it for years , the times I guess I messed up my system was when I removed too many stuff I thought were useless , but at the end my install was useless ! lol Had to reinstall , some times it s quicker that way unless one knows what to do as you wrote above .

Someting new again for the Lite Tweaks ! Guessed it was already great as it is right now .

[AustinTexas]

I would like to see

Code:

sudo inxi -U

enabled in Linux Lite, as it is in Linux Mint.

[valtam]

New version of Lite Tweaks is now available.

Changes:

- Rewording of Caution explanation.
- Name column simplified and alphabetical.
- New Task column - sort by task by clicking on the Column eg. group all cleaning tasks together.
- Added Bootup Fix - restores the Linux Lite splash screen if it gets overwritten by a system update (Ubuntu splash).
- Added Display Disk Usage - displays useful information about your partitions.
- Added Package System Repair - restores apt and all repos to system default.
- Residual Config Files bug fixed.
- Changed end dialogue to - Would you like to continue using Lite Tweaks?

Misko has been instrumental in getting these major changes implemented, thank you again my friend :)

[img height=549 width=800]http://i.imgur.com/LcM46nC.png[/img]





Any bugs, please report them in this thread.

Cheers :)

[Hans]

Excellent!!! thank you very much guys... personally, I prefer to use the terminal for some of these, but I see the value in having this great GUI.