On 01-Apr-2002 Kit O'Connell wrote: > I use a program called Logjam, which is a client for posting to > Livejournal. There is a feature where you can edit your most recent > journal entry -- it pops up a dialog box with the text and the various > other settings. > > Under KDE, I was able to resize this window. However, under Blackbox the > resize window tabs do not appear. This means I have only a tiny bit of > space in which to edit my entries, and it is kind of a pain because I > write very long journal entries. > > I don't know if this is enough information but maybe someone can shed some > light on this. >
this may be related to the mozilla "bug". blackbox honours mwm hints. in a term window run 'xprop' and the click on the logjam window you can not resize. Send the xprop output to the list. > > Also, am I right in understanding that blackbox will eventually support > KDE applets without requiring the use of a patch? > sort of. If you also run the kde panel, they applets will be absorbed by the panel just like they are in KDE. I keep trying to find someone willing to write a QT or GTK+ app that will swallow applets. Perhaps once blackbox supports the netwm spec someone will step up to the plate. I have no plans to blackbox to place KDE applets in the slit. I believe it looks unprofessional, hackish even.
