Re: fvwm95 & menus
If you want to completely override the default values, just copy the default configuration file in full to the user's directory (as .fvwm95rc or whatever it uses) and edit it to remove the "Read" statements (for the hooks) and to change the menus to just the apps you want. miket On Sat, Jan 09, 1999 at 04:15:38PM -0500, Matt Kopishke wrote: > > What's the simplest way to completly over ride the menus the are used by > default under fvwm95, for certen users (probly using ~/.fvwm95 and > hook files?). I need a simple menu (to apps, Netscape & Wordperfect) for > our xterinals, the default debian-menu is confusing, and give them access > to too many Apps. > Thanks, > > -Matt- >
RE: fvwm95 & menus
Matt, go to /usr/doc/menu and it will explain how to make your own menu entries. On 09-Jan-99 Matt Kopishke wrote: > What's the simplest way to completly over ride the menus the are used by > default under fvwm95, for certen users (probly using ~/.fvwm95 and > hook files?). I need a simple menu (to apps, Netscape & Wordperfect) for > our xterinals, the default debian-menu is confusing, and give them access > to too many Apps. > Thanks,
fvwm95 & menus
What's the simplest way to completly over ride the menus the are used by default under fvwm95, for certen users (probly using ~/.fvwm95 and hook files?). I need a simple menu (to apps, Netscape & Wordperfect) for our xterinals, the default debian-menu is confusing, and give them access to too many Apps. Thanks, -Matt- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.midcoast.com/~kopishke http://169.244.227.129 MSAD#40 Home Page http://169.244.227.129/ss/MVHS Seed Savers Project http://169.244.227.129/MVCUG/Medomak Valley Computer User Group +--+ | *To see tomorrow's PC, Look at todays Macintosh* | |*If it says "Windows 95 or better" install Linux!*| +--+
fvwm2 fvwm95 menus
Does anybody else experience this: I have many many packages installed on my system, including the menu system which modifies the window manager menus if they support it. I have both fvwm2 and fvwm95 installed, however, the Debian Menus with the apps they have are very very different. Some entries are invalid, others are present in and not the other. I am wondering, has someone else experienced this? I do not want to list the exact anomalities that are present, since that'd take too long, but if required, I can... Yuri Niyazov
