On Friday 03 May 2002 04:44, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
On 03-May-2002 Duret Bertrand wrote:
Hello,
...
nice work. We have a guinea pig for the blackbox library when it is ready
(-:
Thank you very much. Yes, I am looking forward the BlackBox library ;-)
As for the dock app problem,
Does this work under NT? I've been trying to figure it out,
and I think the answer is no.
I've been trying to change the default shell for NT, but
without any luck. I'm considering embarking on installing
2k..
Fortunately, booting to my windows partition happens less
and less frequently.
Thursday, May 02, 2002, 03:46:30, thelupine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fourth: everyone see that themes.org has moved to
Freshmeat? Happy, Sad or Indifferent?
As long as it's working again and has an usable interface, it's great
by me. It's nice to have a place to gather all themes for all
Just off the top of my head: would it be nice if slit-bbtools makers
would agree on a graphical standard? Like, say, 60x60 squares, or
scale to fixed user custom AxA. It would look nicer when you bundle
them together in the slit, whereas now you have all kinds of sizes
which are sometimes hard to
Thursday, May 02, 2002, 12:26:20, Mr. Brigham Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
bbkeys seems to work well in spite of the QT vs. Gtk debate. As hardware
gets faster, software should run faster, but hey, that is only my opinion.
Well made software, that is. Some programmers twist this theory the
On 02-May-2002 Ciprian Popovici wrote:
Just off the top of my head: would it be nice if slit-bbtools makers
would agree on a graphical standard? Like, say, 60x60 squares, or
scale to fixed user custom AxA. It would look nicer when you bundle
them together in the slit, whereas now you have all
Sean,
I just checked the sf tracker this morning, and noticed you've closed the bug. AFter
building CVS blackbox it still crashes consistantly when mozilla is uniconified.
dan
On 03-May-2002 dan radom wrote:
Sean,
I just checked the sf tracker this morning, and noticed you've closed the
bug. AFter building CVS blackbox it still crashes consistantly when mozilla
is uniconified.
dan
That doesn't happen here or on a few other people's setup. Please, give the
As for the dock app problem, I know what the problem is just not the
solution.
I noticed two points (may be, you already know?):
- if wmhints.icon_window is set to None, that works perfectly.
- if Blakbox is restarted, all dock apps are back to the slit.
I think it is the case when
On Fri, May03,02 07:21, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
On 02-May-2002 Ciprian Popovici wrote:
Just off the top of my head: would it be nice if slit-bbtools makers
would agree on a graphical standard? Like, say, 60x60 squares, or
scale to fixed user custom AxA. It would look nicer when you
PS: One thing that does need to happen though... is bbkeys, bbappconf, and
other bbtools that don't actually need an interface should have a daemon
mode!
because of the way blackbox works the programs are required to map a window.
Blackbox uses a listener (subscriber, whatever) protocol.
On Fri, May03,02 09:16, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
PS: One thing that does need to happen though... is bbkeys, bbappconf, and
other bbtools that don't actually need an interface should have a daemon
mode!
because of the way blackbox works the programs are required to map a window.
What does it mean when a window manager supports GNOME hints?
What are some examples of GNOME, KDE, and/or GNUstep hints?
I am curious, because I use a variety of gtk-based and some qt-based
apps and I am wondering if I am missing some functionality.
I remember there were some patches for KDE
On 03-May-2002 Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
What does it mean when a window manager supports GNOME hints?
What are some examples of GNOME, KDE, and/or GNUstep hints?
In the past there were hints set by each of the desktop groups. Each set of
hints was proprietary to that desktop. GNOME hints
New in alpha3:
a fix for menu flicker and moving multiple open child menus
slit client which have icon_window == client_window work again
when decor is toggled off the decor is destroyed. This fixes the phantom decor
bug when switching workspaces.
prevent a crash in iconify from accessing a
Dear blackboxers,
Is there anyway to have the Blackbox window list (the menu I get if I do
root-Workspace List-Workspace 1 that contains a list of the windows)
popup automatically when I start blackbox? I like having it open all the
time to navigate the windows on my screen but it is a little
On 03-May-2002 Duret Bertrand wrote:
Hello,
I have just released a beta version of BBCD: it's a new bbtool (as far as I
know), and it's yet another CD player.
It is still in development, but it may be used to play CDs. If you are
interested, go there:
On 03-May-2002 Brian Alexander Todd wrote:
Dear blackboxers,
Is there anyway to have the Blackbox window list (the menu I get if I do
root-Workspace List-Workspace 1 that contains a list of the windows)
popup automatically when I start blackbox? I like having it open all the
time to
i happen to be using my laptop today, and just built cvs and do not see this mozilla
problem. i'll try to do some more testing and go from there. what type of info would
be helpful? blackbox was built with --enable-debug.
dan:wq
* Sean 'Shaleh' Perry ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On
On 03-May-2002 dan radom wrote:
i happen to be using my laptop today, and just built cvs and do not see this
mozilla problem. i'll try to do some more testing and go from there. what
type of info would be helpful? blackbox was built with --enable-debug.
CXXFLAGS=-g -O2 ./configure
is a
Duret Bertrand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://tranber1.free.fr/bbcd.html
H, linux only, it seems (cdrom.h).
(Maybe when I find the time...)
-Jan
LOL. mozilla 0.9.9, i do use tabs, but i'm not sure if this happens with multiple
tabs open, or the single window. my favorite colour is green of course, and my mom's
dog died recently. his name was mork. I'll rebuild blackbox and play around with it
tonight. after building CVS version
Jeremy C. Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* As of Linux 2.1.x, all Linux CD-ROM application programs will use this
* (and only this) include file.
:(
I thought the whole world was Microsoft. And now others are trying to make
it all be Linux.
I know. Blah.
(Maybe when I find the
On Fri, 3 May 2002, Jan Schaumann wrote:
On your NetBSD box, try using
/usr/src/sys/compat/linux/common/linux_cdrom.h
(Haven't tried yet) Wouldn't that mean, that I'd have to run the whole
app in linux-emulation (!= desirable)?
No, I don't think so. (You'll build it native.)
It just
On Fri, 3 May 2002 12:21:28 -0400
Derek Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, May03,02 09:16, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
because of the way blackbox works the programs are required to map a window.
Blackbox uses a listener (subscriber, whatever) protocol. The app has to
register
I'm still getting apps not swallowed on the slit..
It appears to be intermittant. For instance, asmon and
wavemon are always swallowed into the slit, but sometimes
artifacts appear from where they were before they were
swallowed. (most interesting, is that these artifacts are
active, and
On 03-May-2002 Chris Grossmann wrote:
I'm still getting apps not swallowed on the slit..
It appears to be intermittant. For instance, asmon and
wavemon are always swallowed into the slit, but sometimes
artifacts appear from where they were before they were
swallowed. (most interesting,
On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 03:18:38PM -0500, Es Bee Ex wrote:
Sometimes I notice that even though bbappconf is started iconified, it
displays a small backplate in the corner of the screen. This disappears
if I click it.
It started doing this sometime after blackbox 0.60... since it's been
Friday, May 03, 2002, 19:10:38, Derek Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm... gkrellm has a user-configurable width, which works fine for me, and it
looks pretty damn good in the slit.
I know. However, I personally have a problem with gkrellm's
vertical-only display, since I'd like to have
There is a standard at play here and unless I hear someone say it doesn't
matter then that also matters even though the quote received no comment.
As far as the point about sloppy coding that is certainly true, but my
point is that if you just want a window system to run X, then you just
want a
On 04-May-2002 Mr. Brigham Young wrote:
There is a standard at play here and unless I hear someone say it doesn't
matter then that also matters even though the quote received no comment.
As far as the point about sloppy coding that is certainly true, but my
point is that if you just want a
Great Job Sean, I'm making points more for other readers I suspect. I have
noticed that other users like blackbox so much that they want it to do the
things that most other wms do. I like those features too but I understand
what makes bb elite and I'd like others to understand where I am coming
PS: I get choked up when I think that after BB switches over to the bblib,
I'm gonna loose bbappconf... however, I may find some other tool that does
the same thing via netwm, or I'll just have to hack something together. :)
bbappconf will need to be ported to the netwm. Blackbox will
I thought I remember seeing a thread about this bug, but I don't see it
on the bug tracker(I know it atleast exists still in pre3). Was there
ever a bug filled out for it?
(this is the one where if you click anywhere on a window it will bring
it to the foreground, when it should only be
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