Thanks tlinsley!

Let us know these issues and see if we can make it even better

Welcome to the Community Terry! 

I like double chocolate donuts... 

Can you elaborate more on what issues you had? 

Very nice Santa... and I had the same results with Pride and Joy!

It all depends on if conky was on when the last saved settings were done.. As you see, I have edit that post to show tick or untick

killall conky from terminal

then as you log out of Xfce tick or untick

Save desktop settings

Great to see you here mrpeachy!

Hopefully your schedule can lighten up some in the future..

Cheers!

It has nothing to do with the kernel

run this

whereis inxi

As several people have shown today inxi does not need root to run.  This is a path/environment issue

We have a temp solution now that a person can run

export PATH="$PATH:/sbin:/bin"

or you can run

inxi: /usr/sbin/inxi

/usr/local/bin/inxi

and that will run it... a person could even create a alias if they wanted to

I am on a system that I used to the latest VSIDO installer with and I have never installed inxi, it comes with the smxi installation that is part of VSIDO

All those packages you are finding verify that.

This is not a pressing issue right now, I just need some time to focus on it.. of which right now I do not have.

It is not 'in' smxi anywhere

smxi is a series of scripts that include the smxi, sgfxi, svmi, rbxi, and inxi scripts.  Each of these are separate scripts all packaged together when you install smxi

The smxi in VSIDO is a stub installer, a script in place to run and install the first time smxi is run on a system  Here is info on the stub installer

I could not run and then package smxi because it would take on my settings for everyone and that is not a good idea.  The stub installer is perfect

I will write that up in the install notes and the Install How To

Sorry I did not get back to you right away, I had to eat.

Again, there is no need to install inxi, it is and has always been part of the smxi scripts

Yes, inxi is part of the smxi scripts.  That is the only way it is installed in VSIDO

^ Oh, what a lucky man you are... Thanks for sharing!

Why is it only 14k? Mine is 303k

Have you ran smxi on this setup yet?

smxi and inxi and all of the smxi scripts are just a placeholder for a setup until you run smxi the first time.  It then goes out and grabs and installs all of the smxi scripts

I wonder if this is the entire issue on newer installs

Makenzie Kay, my granddaughter   

So far, you are the only one who has said it does not work in OB.

This variable works across both platforms

export PATH="$PATH:/sbin:/bin"

Meaning that when you run it in Xfce it works in OB and vice versa, it is debian specific not WM specific

Can anybody else confirm this, that it is not working in OB?