Re: bb still alive?
tp40 wrote: Ok, when I wrote this I did not know that bbconf existed :) That takes care of most of my complaints (although I'm away from home and have not had a chance to try it out myself yet). GUI config was what i liked a lot about windowmaker ... so bbconf should do it for me. Gui config? Why? Use xterm and vi! :-) I prefer config files. anther wish is a panel/launcher. i think bbbutton would do that, but it's been listed on the bbtools site as a wish for over half a year now, and i have not seen it yet. Just go and write it! A lot of peolple will say many thanks for that! (btw. the root menu is the best launcher i've ever seen. I don't like icons.) i'd aslo like to see something like bbmouse and bbsound for controlling mouse speed etc and the sound volume. most other apps i can think of are already there. A well-configured x environmend does not need a bbmouse-like solution. bbsound is already done: it is called 'xmix' or 'xqmixer' or whatever. finally, i'd love to see fundamental session management ... just something that will remember what dockapps i had in the slit and what applications were running when i logged off. or at least something that would let the slit remember what was in it at the time i logged out. I prefer xinitrc. Session management cannot be clean. Session management caused most of my KDE problems. so there's my wish list for bb. I'll have to get back home and give bbconf a try for sure now - can't wait :) Xterm and vi ;-) -- Laszlo Gerencser PortoLogic Ltd.
Re: Couldn't load default font
On Mon, 08 Oct 2001 08:23:06 +0200 Tomas Capdevila [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mark Titmuss wrote: Hi, I've just compiled and installed Blackbox 0.61.1 on my SuSE Linux 7.2 box. Everything seemed to be working, but when I tried to run it I got the error message BScreen::LoadStyle(): couldn't load default font What font is it looking for? Why didn't it come with Blackbox? hello mark, in your ~/.blackboxrc you see a line like this: session.styleFile: /usr/local/share/Blackbox/styles/Artwiz this is the style file for your the style you actually use and there is the font specified in: # cd /usr/local/share/Blackbox/styles/ # vi Artwiz [SHIFT]+G (you jump to the ground of the file) there you can see: *Font: -*-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-*-*-*-100-*-*-*-*-*-* here you can put in whatever fonts you have installed on your machine. blackbox does not bring it own fonts.
Blackbox Hack!
Hi there.. I just wanna say that Blackbox will never die!! And a cool thing is that my friend Fluxgen has made a hack on blackbox so it has a Configurable toolbar and the Powerful PWM Tabs.. fluxbox.sourceforge.net BB forever!! -- Get your free email from www.linuxmail.org Powered by Outblaze
Fw: Re: Background in blackbox
This was supposed to go to the list. Sorry John. I would _really_ like to see the list set the reply-to-header to [EMAIL PROTECTED] automagically. Begin forwarded message: Date: Sun, 7 Oct 2001 22:21:39 +0200 From: mattias/spikboll [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Glyn Millington [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Background in blackbox I have som serious problem with my bg. How do I get a custom coloured bg with a small pic in the center? /mattias On Sun, 07 Oct 2001 15:03:07 +0100 Glyn Millington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: John Marr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I want to put an image as a background on my system. What file and line do I edit to accomplish this? .xinitrc or .xsession. Put something like this xsetroot -solid darkslateblue #for a plain coloured background OR xli -onroot -fillscreen ~/aaa/background/Debianglow.jpg to use a picture Glyn -- ** * Here we are then... * * http://members.tripod.co.uk/Christchurch2000uk * ** _ / \ *-* \ / ASCII Ribbon Campaign |Mattias Östergren| X No HTML in e-mail | http://www.spikboll.net | / \ *-* _ / \ *-* \ / ASCII Ribbon Campaign |Mattias Östergren| X No HTML in e-mail | http://www.spikboll.net | / \ *-*
Re: Fw: Re: Background in blackbox
* mattias/spikboll [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Oct 08. 2001 14:54]: This was supposed to go to the list. Sorry John. I would _really_ like to see the list set the reply-to-header to [EMAIL PROTECTED] automagically. http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html -- Mads Martin Joergensen, http://mmj.dk Why make things difficult, when it is possible to make them cryptic and totally illogic, with just a little bit more effort. -- A. P. J.
Re: bb still alive?
anther wish is a panel/launcher. i think bbbutton would do that, but it's been listed on the bbtools site as a wish for over half a year now, and i have not seen it yet. You can stick asbutton or wmmenu or the like in the slit. i guess i could do that :) finally, i'd love to see fundamental session management ... just something that will remember what dockapps i had in the slit and what applications were running when i logged off. or at least something that would let the slit remember what was in it at the time i logged out. Why not just put your regular slit occupants in your .xinitrc or .xsession file? Or do you really change what apps you want in the slit from session to session? well, sometimes i do want to change dockapps often ... i wish slit worked more like windowmaker dock. Timofei Piatenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Question about initialization
John Marr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am running blackbox on debian unstable. I would like to have gkellm and a background be added to my desktop whenever i boot up into my system. You don't mean boot. Booting is the process of starting your machine. Your machine can sit there for hours (days, weeks) without anybody being logged in -- you want this to start up when you log in. In particular, you probably only want these to start iff you log in locally and you use X (in contrast to logging in on the console or remotely). I am using gdm. I have been told that by editing my .xinitrc or my .xsession file that I can have these apps load on boot. My problem is that I have added the correct commands to both of these file, yet nothing automatically starts when I boot into linux. Am I doing something wrong, or is there something messed up with my system. I believe if you use [k|g|x]dm, it should be in your ~/.xsession, which must be world readable and executable IIRC (man chmod for that). They also log their errors into a file, per default it's in /var/log/gdm/, I think (though the location of that file can be found in /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf). If you don't have read-permissions on the log-file, ask you Sytem Administrator to investigate. I will bbe reading documentation tomorrow to solve this. You should _always_ read the documentation first, then search the web, search groups.google.com and then iff you don't find the answer or need more information should you post to a newsgroup / mailing list. -Jan -- Jan Schaumann http://www.netmeister.org
Re: Question about initialization
On Mon, 08 Oct 2001 09:48:34 -0400 Jan Schaumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You should _always_ read the documentation first, then search the web, search groups.google.com and then iff you don't find the answer or need more information should you post to a newsgroup / mailing list. In defense of myself Jan, this is what I did. Perhaps I mistyped my intentions. Up until now, I have been reading the blackbox FAQ and other online documentation at bb.themes.org. Last night, when I went there to try to read up on my problem, I discovered that all the documentation has been removed and a Come back later sign was put in its place. Now, I did a google search to find other documentation for blackbox, but every link I found was back to the bb.themes.org site. I even read the man page for blackbox again, but it only says to edit the .xinitrc file. I am sure that you are just being helpful to me, and I appriciate it. I just wanted to point the lack of documentation at bb.themes.org. I will try your suggestions and see what happens :) Thanks for all who are helping me John Marr
Success with startup.. I think
I managed to get gkrellm and a background to load up on start, but I did it in an unorthadox way. In order to have blackbox as an option in gdm, I had to add a Blackbox script to the /etc/gdm/Sessions/ directory. I added gkrellm -w and a background command to the /etc/gdm/Sessions/Blackbox script and it worked. I am happy. Really. Is there some way that I can have the /etc/gdm/Sessions/Blackbox script parse (I think that is the word-[read]) another file, possibly the .xsession file? Since I am the only user of this machine, it does not really matter, but I would like to be able, if I log in as another user, the have a different background. Thanks in advance John Marr
a few bb questions
I love blackbox and would love to use it but it still has a couple of problems (on my pc): -if i mswitch xawtv to fullscreen (xawtv just switches the res to 512x384) x will crash (reset to the login) or xawtv will just not show. -x will sometimes reset when switching xine to fullscreen -3d games will sometimes not work right, like the display will be big blocks of colors instead of the menu of the game. I'm not sure if those are blackbox issues or related at all but I NEVER have any of these problems when in ximian gnome. Gnome is just so much more stable on my system. blackbox specific: -The only thing that drives me nuts is the way windows are handled. I have to click on the titlebar or bottom border to bring a window to front. Is there not a way to set it to raise a window if any part of it it clicked on? -i just wish there was a stick/unstick button on the titlebar but that is probably a programming thing to change. Those are the main issues i have with bb, there are other things like loading things on bb startup and specifying a slit location but those are easy to find out by looking around. I'm also sorry if the above questions seem simple but I can not find ANY documentation besides the man file and an FAQ online. The doc links on bb's main site just link to themes.org with a sign saying come back soon. Is there any other place these docs are located? And if any of my above questions can be answered somewhere online, please point me there. Thanks. Jared Kidd You can kill a man, but you can't kill what he stands for. Not unless you first break his spirit.--Smoking Man (X-files) http://radnimax.com/ icq = 17713745 msn = Xamindar _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
Re: Success with startup.. I think
John Marr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I managed to get gkrellm and a background to load up on start, but I did it in an unorthadox way. In order to have blackbox as an option in gdm, I had to add a Blackbox script to the /etc/gdm/Sessions/ directory. I added gkrellm -w and a background command to the /etc/gdm/Sessions/Blackbox script and it worked. [...] Since I am the only user of this machine, it does not really matter, but I would like to be able, if I log in as another user, the have a different background. How about using the following: ,[ /etc/X11/gdm/Blackbox ] | #!/bin/sh | # | # if the user has a file called .startbb in his/her $HOME, we assume | # it contains all the stuff they want to start up before blackbox. We | # also assume that they know what they're doing and have exec blackbox | # as the final statement in that file. | | # adjust so it points to the location of blackbox on your machine | blackbox=/usr/bin/blackbox | | # uncomment the following if you want $HOME/.xsession to be executed no | # matter what | # if [ -x $HOME/.xsession ]; then | # exec $HOME/.xsession | # fi | | if [ -x $HOME/.startbb ]; then | exec $HOME/.starbb | else | exec $blackbox | fi | ` Then each user can put whatever they want into ~/.startbb (which needs to be chmod 755), and if a user does not have such a file, blackbox is started all by itself. (Note: this script is not tested -- I just wrote it down from the top of my head, might need tweaking.) -Jan -- http://www.netmeister.org http://guinness.cs.stevens-tech.edu/~jschauma/
Re: a few bb questions
-The only thing that drives me nuts is the way windows are handled. I have to click on the titlebar or bottom border to bring a window to front. Is there not a way to set it to raise a window if any part of it it clicked on? Blackbox menu (right click on root window) - Configuration - Focus Model - Click to Focus. -cm
Re: bb still alive?
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Laszlo Gerencser wrote:
i'd aslo like to see something like bbmouse and bbsound for controlling
mouse speed etc and the sound volume. most other apps i can think of are
already there.
A well-configured x environmend does not need a bbmouse-like solution.
bbsound is already done: it is called 'xmix' or 'xqmixer' or whatever.
This is what I use in my blackbox menu:
[submenu] (Volume Settings)
[exec] (Very Loud) {mixerctl -w outputs.master=248.248}
[exec] (Loud) {mixerctl -w outputs.master=160,160}
[exec] (Normal) {mixerctl -w outputs.master=120,120}
[exec] (Quiet) {mixerctl -w outputs.master=72,72}
[end]
[submenu] (Mouse Settings)
[exec] (Very Fast) {xset m 7 10}
[exec] (Normal \(Fast\)) {xset m 3 10}
[exec] (System Default) {xset m default}
[exec] (Glacial) {xset m 0 10}
[end]
I do not need to see what the current settings are. I do not need to waste
display space to know what the current settings are.
Note that mixerctl comes with NetBSD. I am assuming that a similar
command-line mixer interface is available for other operating systems.
Jeremy C. Reed
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Re: a few bb questions
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Jared Kidd wrote: -The only thing that drives me nuts is the way windows are handled. I have to click on the titlebar or bottom border to bring a window to front. Is there not a way to set it to raise a window if any part of it it clicked on? Turn off numlock/capslock/scrolllock and this should go away. xOr -- I am damn unsatisfied to be killed in this way.
starting gkrellm in multiple workspaces
anyone know how to start gkrellm in multiple workspaces (or even how to get it to do it)? thanks - Chuck
Re: starting gkrellm in multiple workspaces
On Mon, 2001-10-08 at 15:37, Chuck Pierce wrote: anyone know how to start gkrellm in multiple workspaces (or even how to get it to do it)? Easiest way would be to start it in withdrawn mode -w which should put it in the slit. I've had some difficulty with this with regard to GKrellM's display getting corrupted (images available on request) with the majority of themes (including default). I have however found a few themes that work correctly. Jamin W. Collins -- Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. - John Gardner
bbconf version 1.2 released (SHAZAAM)
Go get it. =:) Now available at http://bbconf.sourceforge.net/ in
source, debian, RPM, SRPM, and tootie-frootie flavors. From Mr.
Happy-Happy ChangeLog
- version 1.2::
- enhancement -- menu editor--adding code to make menu-editing much
more powerful. You can now move menu items between submenus and
totally re-arrange your menu now... [vanRijn]
- bug fixing -- in menu editor... fixed segfault if user inserts an
empty submenu [vanRijn]
- enhancement -- in theme editor, doing setSelection() in file dialog
on the current/last-selected filename so that we're taken
immediately to the last root image we used. If we're not dealing
with any existing files, then we just bring up file selection dialog
in current working directory (standard). [vanRijn]
- feature request--setting showHiddenFiles(true) for each file
dialog we do so people can browse to
~/.blackbox/{backgrounds,themes,bin}, etc. [vanRijn]
- bug fix (thanks, Daniel Klein (bildzeitung) ) for this report on
sourceforge!! =:). This fixes the segfault that bbconf had with
the keybindings plugin that happened when there was no
~/.bbkeysrc or it couldn't be opened, etc. [vanRijn]
- cleaning up garbage from kdevelop's environment--annoying as heck
[vanRijn]
- removing all automake/autoconf/autoheader stuff--since we have to
use admin/am_edit to generate MOC dependencies, etc., we clean up
automake's garbage in there. This is an attempt to not cause
breakage in slackware builds. Also, soapbox./configure should
do nothing but generate a platform-specific Makefile; make
should simply try to build the application based on the Makefile.
make shouldn't (in my quite-possibly-wrong opinion) even be allowed
to know how to rebuild the Makefile or the configure script--that
is to be done by the distributors and the end user should have no
reason whatsoever to ever do that./soapbox [vanRijn]
- changing all (const char*) casts to QString.latin1()'s (Thanks
Andy Kopciuch for the pointers!) [vanRijn]
- bug fix for compilation problem on Mandrake box--we needed to
have Xlib.h above Xresource.h [xOr]
- fix for menu plugin--if we're browsing for a styles directory,
then only let them choose a directory [vanRijn]
--
%--%
Jason Kasper (vanRijn)
bash$ :(){ :|:};:
Numbers 6:24-26
Re: starting gkrellm in multiple workspaces
just put it in the slit with -w option. btw, this is not working for me anymore - gkrellm gets very messed up when i run it with -w ... i have no clue why ... On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote: anyone know how to start gkrellm in multiple workspaces (or even how to get it to do it)? thanks - Chuck Timofei Piatenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: bbconf version 1.2 released (SHAZAAM)
can we please have an i386 rpm!? the debian package you put up is for
i386, so why not the rpm one? i'm sure i'm not the only one out there with
an older pc ...
Tahnks!
On 8 Oct 2001, Jason vanRijn Kasper wrote:
Go get it. =:) Now available at http://bbconf.sourceforge.net/ in
source, debian, RPM, SRPM, and tootie-frootie flavors. From Mr.
Happy-Happy ChangeLog
- version 1.2::
- enhancement -- menu editor--adding code to make menu-editing much
more powerful. You can now move menu items between submenus and
totally re-arrange your menu now... [vanRijn]
- bug fixing -- in menu editor... fixed segfault if user inserts an
empty submenu [vanRijn]
- enhancement -- in theme editor, doing setSelection() in file dialog
on the current/last-selected filename so that we're taken
immediately to the last root image we used. If we're not dealing
with any existing files, then we just bring up file selection dialog
in current working directory (standard). [vanRijn]
- feature request--setting showHiddenFiles(true) for each file
dialog we do so people can browse to
~/.blackbox/{backgrounds,themes,bin}, etc. [vanRijn]
- bug fix (thanks, Daniel Klein (bildzeitung) ) for this report on
sourceforge!! =:). This fixes the segfault that bbconf had with
the keybindings plugin that happened when there was no
~/.bbkeysrc or it couldn't be opened, etc. [vanRijn]
- cleaning up garbage from kdevelop's environment--annoying as heck
[vanRijn]
- removing all automake/autoconf/autoheader stuff--since we have to
use admin/am_edit to generate MOC dependencies, etc., we clean up
automake's garbage in there. This is an attempt to not cause
breakage in slackware builds. Also, soapbox./configure should
do nothing but generate a platform-specific Makefile; make
should simply try to build the application based on the Makefile.
make shouldn't (in my quite-possibly-wrong opinion) even be allowed
to know how to rebuild the Makefile or the configure script--that
is to be done by the distributors and the end user should have no
reason whatsoever to ever do that./soapbox [vanRijn]
- changing all (const char*) casts to QString.latin1()'s (Thanks
Andy Kopciuch for the pointers!) [vanRijn]
- bug fix for compilation problem on Mandrake box--we needed to
have Xlib.h above Xresource.h [xOr]
- fix for menu plugin--if we're browsing for a styles directory,
then only let them choose a directory [vanRijn]
--
%--%
Jason Kasper (vanRijn)
bash$ :(){ :|:};:
Numbers 6:24-26
Timofei Piatenko
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: starting gkrellm in multiple workspaces
Make sure that your [ ] Remember Screen Location at Exit option is NOT checked in GKrellm config. This is the known issue when your gkrellm starts up all messed up... igor On Mon 08 Oct 2001, tp40 wrote: just put it in the slit with -w option. btw, this is not working for me anymore - gkrellm gets very messed up when i run it with -w ... i have no clue why ... On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote: anyone know how to start gkrellm in multiple workspaces (or even how to get it to do it)? thanks - Chuck Timofei Piatenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Uptime: 36 days, 15:20
Re: bbconf version 1.2 released (SHAZAAM)
**oops, i hate it when i hit reply and not check the reply address.**
Yeah, what does that do? I typed it on my server in a telnet session and it
spat out some numbers. Then I did it again and not I can't access the
machine any more. No www, vnc, telnet will work. But it still pings. I'm
an idiot for being too curious lol. Me baka baka!
From: Mark Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: bbconf version 1.2 released (SHAZAAM)
Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2001 22:29:17 +0100
On Mon, Oct 08, 2001 at 04:41:37PM -0500, Jason vanRijn Kasper wrote:
bash$ :(){ :|:};:
Wow, that did something weird. But what the hell is it?
--
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I will not reason and compare: my business is to create.
- William Blake.
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Re: a few bb questions
-The only thing that drives me nuts is the way windows are handled. I have to click on the titlebar or bottom border to bring a window to front. Is there not a way to set it to raise a window if any part of it it clicked on? Blackbox menu (right click on root window) - Configuration - Focus Model - Click to Focus. -cm That's not what i mean. I just tried it. I still can only click on the title or border to raise it. I want to be able to raise a window to the front by clicking *anywhere* on it, not just the title or border. For example, say i have a web browser open that is part way behind another window. If I click somewhere on the web page (not a link) i want the browser window to move to top. kind of like the auto raise thing only you have to click on it. Is that possible? _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
Re: a few bb questions
On Mon, 2001-10-08 at 18:51, Jared Kidd wrote: That's not what i mean. I just tried it. I still can only click on the title or border to raise it. I want to be able to raise a window to the front by clicking *anywhere* on it, not just the title or border. For example, say i have a web browser open that is part way behind another window. If I click somewhere on the web page (not a link) i want the browser window to move to top. kind of like the auto raise thing only you have to click on it. Is that possible? Try ALT+Clicking anywhere on the window. Jamin W. Collins -- Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. - John Gardner
Themes
hey Im trying to edit some themes to look better with transparent terminals. Ive noticed that on most themes, there is a white/black border around the inside of the window frame. when its focused its white, and when its unfocused its black. This is fine for normal use, but it doesnt look good (IMO) with transparent terminals (like aterm) I have found two themes that do not have this white/black border in the window, Artwiz' 'Minted' theme, and The 'Verona' theme by someone who i dont remember (sorry!!) anyhow, this leads me to believe the setting for this is in the theme itsself. But i cant seem to figure out what setting exactly controls this. If anyone can clue me in i would greatly appreciate it =) 'An Object at Rest Cannot be Stopped!'
Re: a few bb questions
no, that doesn't work either. From: Jamin W. Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jared Kidd [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: a few bb questions Date: 08 Oct 2001 18:57:30 -0500 On Mon, 2001-10-08 at 18:51, Jared Kidd wrote: That's not what i mean. I just tried it. I still can only click on the title or border to raise it. I want to be able to raise a window to the front by clicking *anywhere* on it, not just the title or border. For example, say i have a web browser open that is part way behind another window. If I click somewhere on the web page (not a link) i want the browser window to move to top. kind of like the auto raise thing only you have to click on it. Is that possible? Try ALT+Clicking anywhere on the window. Jamin W. Collins -- Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. - John Gardner _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
Re: a few bb questions
On Mon, 2001-10-08 at 20:12, Jared Kidd wrote: no, that doesn't work either. Works here. My guess is that you have one of the following active: Num Lock Caps Lock Scroll Lock Make sure they are off and try it again. Jamin W. Collins -- Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. - John Gardner
Re: a few bb questions
That's not what i mean. I just tried it. I still can only click on the title or border to raise it. I want to be able to raise a window to the front by clicking *anywhere* on it, not just the title or border. For Jared, Look at all the messages sent to you today (one of them had the answer). Or search the archive -- this has been discussed probably over fifty times. Hmmm. The archive hasn't been updated for a while. Jeremy C. Reed ps. I make sure caps lock, num lock and scroll lock are always off.
Re: bb still alive?
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Laszlo Gerencser wrote:
i'd aslo like to see something like bbmouse and bbsound for controlling
mouse speed etc and the sound volume. most other apps i can think of are
already there.
A well-configured x environmend does not need a bbmouse-like solution.
bbsound is already done: it is called 'xmix' or 'xqmixer' or whatever.
This is what I use in my blackbox menu:
[submenu] (Volume Settings)
[exec] (Very Loud) {mixerctl -w outputs.master=248.248}
[exec] (Loud) {mixerctl -w outputs.master=160,160}
[exec] (Normal) {mixerctl -w outputs.master=120,120}
[exec] (Quiet) {mixerctl -w outputs.master=72,72}
[end]
[submenu] (Mouse Settings)
[exec] (Very Fast) {xset m 7 10}
[exec] (Normal \(Fast\)) {xset m 3 10}
[exec] (System Default) {xset m default}
[exec] (Glacial) {xset m 0 10}
[end]
I do not need to see what the current settings are. I do not need to waste
display space to know what the current settings are.
Note that mixerctl comes with NetBSD. I am assuming that a similar
command-line mixer interface is available for other operating systems.
Another alternative is to run asmixer (or similar) in the slit.
Cya
A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a
chance to get its pants on. Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
Gian Paolo Lorenzetto
Dept of Computer Science and Software Engineering
The University of Western Australia
Nedlands, W.A., 6907
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http://www.cs.uwa.edu.au/~gian
Re: Themes
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Josh Gates wrote: hey Im trying to edit some themes to look better with transparent terminals. Ive noticed that on most themes, there is a white/black border around the inside of the window frame. when its focused its white, and when its unfocused its black. This is fine for normal use, but it doesnt look good (IMO) with transparent terminals (like aterm) I have found two themes that do not have this white/black border in the window, Artwiz' 'Minted' theme, and The 'Verona' theme by someone who i dont remember (sorry!!) anyhow, this leads me to believe the setting for this is in the theme itsself. But i cant seem to figure out what setting exactly controls this. If anyone can clue me in i would greatly appreciate it =) add this to the style: frameWidth: 0 bbconf and a special version of the outdated toolbox (for people like me: http://www.pointlessmovement.net/hacks/toolbox.shtml) can both add that in for you. --gile
Re: Blackbox Hack!
Screenshot? what does it mean configurable toolbar? DC On Mon, Oct08,01 18:51, Eddie Ehlin wrote: Hi there.. I just wanna say that Blackbox will never die!! And a cool thing is that my friend Fluxgen has made a hack on blackbox so it has a Configurable toolbar and the Powerful PWM Tabs.. fluxbox.sourceforge.net BB forever!! -- Get your free email from www.linuxmail.org Powered by Outblaze -- Derek Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED] All men by nature desire to know. -- Aristotle.
Re: bbconf version 1.2 released (SHAZAAM)
I'm running RH7.1 and get a segfault if i try to run bbconf from the rpm and when trying to complie from source configure complain about not finding qt = 2.2.2 even though I have version 2.3.0. /Mattias On 08 Oct 2001 16:41:37 -0500 Jason vanRijn Kasper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Go get it. =:) Now available at http://bbconf.sourceforge.net/ in source, debian, RPM, SRPM, and tootie-frootie flavors. From Mr. Happy-Happy ChangeLog - version 1.2:: _ / \ *-* \ / ASCII Ribbon Campaign |Mattias Östergren| X No HTML in e-mail | http://www.spikboll.net | / \ *-*
