well ... you've been an awesome bunch of people ... and I'd like to
thank everybody for all the help, comments and itnerest you've given me
!!! thanks a LOT! I was gonna unsubscribe just like that ... no point in
me sticking around now that I'm using fluxbox ... but you've been too
cool for
Kevin Geiss wrote:
On Sun, Aug 03, 2003 at 10:57:57PM +0300, Anarky wrote:
one thing wierd for me: if I just start my computer .. just start
nothing but blackbox I may pretty well find 200 of 256 mb already
occupied :P
Don't know if anyone already answered this, but the reason all your
Chris Grossmann wrote:
On August 27 (16:57 EDT), Anarky wrote:
- is there a way to set a background image in blackbox?
http://www.reedmedia.net/misc/blackbox/faq.html#usage2
oopsie ... thanks.
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- I wanted to install openbox to try it out hoping for some open in
workspace property 'cause bbappconf still won't work for me .. though
with the help of Dave Serls maybe it'll get solved .. anyway .. weird
thing: urpmi tells me that in order to install openbox I have to
uninstall blackbox
Chris Grossmann wrote:
soapbox
When you show somebody how cool Linux (and/or *BSD, of
course) is, remember this:
The really cool part is that you are sending email directly
to the developers and a community of users, and that they
listen to your requests and consider enhancing the software.
Even
I'd love it if blackbox had this feature of opening in the first
workspace it finds empty. This is effectivelly what I do when I start a
new app: search for a free workspace in which I can start my new program
(with a priority for certain important programs for certain workspaces).
wouldn't
well, I couldn't get bbappconf ... there isn't any key to teleport
a window to a certain desktop .. so I foudn this acceptable solution:
defined a key to make the current window stickky .. do alt-3 (jump to
desktop 3 with my key mappings) .. and then make it unsticky ... not
THAT many
after I change something in /usr/local/share/bbtools/bbappconf.bb
what should I do? exit blackbox and come back in? restart blacbox (from
menu) ? ctrl-alt-backspace? reboot?
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Chris Grossmann wrote:
Kill and restart bbappconf.
On August 18 (15:10 EDT), Anarky wrote:
after I change something in /usr/local/share/bbtools/bbappconf.bb
what should I do? exit blackbox and come back in? restart blacbox (from
menu) ? ctrl-alt-backspace? reboot?
plz tell me how
I would love it if blackbox showed what was currently loading and
that it was loading via an animated mouse cursor. My computer isn't
flash fast ... and at times I was wondering if something was loading.
I'd think it would be nice if the mouse did some animation when things
were loading ...
Lujan wrote:
snip
my 2 cents.
I run Slackware 9.0 (distrowars | /dev/null) on my Toshiba laptop, its a
pentium 266 mmx, with 64mb of ram and a 4gb hdd. Obviously I need a
small fast install, I have no services loaded @ startup except cardmgr
for my network. My system does not run any
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
in a rather evil way I'm happy windows is starting to use a lot of mem :P
... I had a lot of trouble a couple of years back when I was advertising
linux to my friends .. and had to admit that it used easily 64-128Mb ...
while win98 managed with 32 ...
Linux has
is there some way to get blackbox to run a comman instead of going
blank when I'm not using the computer for a longer time ? Then I could
run 'xlock' .. or maybe you know of some other command that would act as
a screensaver?
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Tim Whitehead wrote:
One of my hardest things to do was achieve in linux
the 'email attachments in a separate folder', like I had in windows ..
huh? saved in a separate folder? loaded from a separate folder? what email
client?
I wanted all my attachments saved
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
On Sunday 03 August 2003 13:11, Anarky wrote:
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
launch a KDE app or two and keep them running somewhere. That brings the
libs into memory. I think there is a program called ksession which is
the base of KDE when
Kyle Donaldson wrote:
On an unrelated note, I had trouble following what was quoted and what wasn't.
Looking at the source, I find that it's in HTML, and that my client just
filters out the tags.
It's not good form to send HTML unless you know the recipients can handle it.
However, it seems that
Keith Maika wrote:
Brian Nelson wrote:
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Both your messages just show up blank to me. I figured it was just
mozilla not reading it correctly, but not sure. I have to do a
view-source to see what you wrote.
me too ... are they not empty? all I see is an attachment ... which
is
Kyle Donaldson wrote:
On Sun, 03 Aug 2003 04:59:19 +0300, Anarky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
would there be a way of having those libraries stay in memory even in
blackbox? I would consider that if it sped up time :P
It would be possible to start one of the smaller programs in your session
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
launch a KDE app or two and keep them running somewhere. That brings the libs
into memory. I think there is a program called ksession which is the base of
KDE when you run all of it.
I can't see any binary 'ksession' .. and running background programs ..
well ..
Dave Serls wrote:
Everyone please place their .02 on the table, now.
BTW, we know not how much memory, nor species of disk system, etc are on
your junk 550 (which presumably can kick the posterior of my 350).
I said in other mails now, but can't say to say it again: k7 athlon,
550, 256 sdr,
right now I'm depressed/angry at linux .. and maybe somebody would
be willin to cheer me up or somethig :(
I've completelly given up windows .. forcing myself to do everything in
linux ... tweaking, configuring learning .. .. but I feel like it's
moving in slow motion .. I'm going insane:
wouldn't it be nice if you were able to use mouse gestures to do stuff ?
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Chris Grossmann wrote:
Nah.
(-:
(-: (: :-)
but you don't know how much fun it is to wave your magic mouse and
things to happen on the screen :p
On August 01 (09:35 EDT), Anarky wrote:
wouldn't it be nice if you were able to use mouse gestures to do stuff ?
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Jamin W. Collins wrote:
On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 07:17:00PM +0300, Anarky wrote:
Chris Grossmann wrote:
Nah.
(-:
(-: (: :-)
but you don't know how much fun it is to wave your magic mouse and
things to happen on the screen :p
Some of us don't consider it fun. Amazingly
Chris Grossmann wrote:
On July 24 (16:50 EDT), Anarky wrote:
Chris Grossmann wrote:
Since the blackbox menus are loaded dynamically as the files
change, this would be something that could be done as an
external script. I think it'd be great. If you need help
testing a prototype
maybe it would be nice if future versions of blackbox had like a
menu where all the applications that you used are placed based on
frequency ... so, if say you start your icq client 5 times a day then it
gets in there ... well, u get the idea. What do you think?
Also, another thing that
isn't there some way to make the windows remeber their old windows
states? I've even made a keyboard shortcut for maximising to go faster
.. but I'd rather the windows I maximise and close like that reopen
maximised
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I'm trying to start kuickshow (which worked fine) and it says could
not start process Unable to create io-slave: klauncher said: Unknown
protocl 'file'.
This brings up a question I have about blackbox: I was looking around a
couple of days ago about blackbox found fluxbox, which said one
hi ... and best wishes to ALL blackbox users. A bit about me: I'm 21,
into 3d graphics/game programing ... recently given up DirectX just to
try to move to linux ... a process which i've been effectivelly doing
for the past couple of days :) I've just joined the list .. and am kind
of
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