ight.
>
> I am referring to TopCenter or BottomCenter. Which means the slit loads
> in the exact middle of the top or bottom edge of the screen.
He probably read "slit" and thought "toolbar", which I did. :)
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Ben Jansens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Do you use the window list cycling currently found in bbkeys?
Hell emphatically yes. I'd probably spiral into depression if I lost my
ALT+Tab window cycling ability.
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something like this before in bb 0.61.1 which for some reason
at the time I suspected was due to a flash right-click menu not being
"cleared" properly from the screen. never really investigated it though.
see if you can't correlate it with a browser's flash plugin menu.
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Bill Beal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alexander Volovics <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 08:28:09AM -0800, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
> >
> > > 1) http://www.planetquake.com/lvl/blackbox
> > >
> >
to look like. one could
conceivably put together a document that would look like
either proposed basic site design, depending on the
stylesheet used.
for an example, check out http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/ if
your browser supports alternate stylesheets.
(view->stylesheets in mozilla and galeon, e.g.)
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Netscape 4.7 still fails miserably in parsing this
correctly. The text in the main part of the page runs clear
off the right side of the browser window, no matter how you
resize or scroll.
screenshots: http://yaz.adsl.duke.edu/blackbox/
(incidentally, I don't use NS4 anymore so this doesn&#x
xes around every
element on the page? Just a suggestion.
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the beginning of the menu
employs a 1x1-pixel image borderless link with alt text that
takes you to the main content on the page.
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lebar menu will still be there,
but it'll be buried under the window. Even if you minimize
again using the button, the menu will still be there.
It's easier to see if you try it with a very small window so
that the menu sticks out from under it, or if you have
bbkeys shortcuts to move th
e
unmax-unshade-reshade, BB thinks the window is unshaded.
You have to double-click *twice* to unshade the window
again.
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on, clicking on the
wrongly-labeled item that is supposed to perform a
reconfigure (3rd menu item in menu3.png) causes bbmail to
SIG11 and dump core.
Hope that all makes sense, the behavior was difficult to
describe. Happy to do whatever testing is necessary to help
squash it.
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Marc Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 01:17:42AM -0400, Bill Beal wrote:
> > Can anyone help me figure out why bbrun (1.1) is
> > segfaulting on me? I don't remember when it stopped
> > working, but I've tried recompiling it and it&
2,
ubp_av=0xba44, init=0x8049bc4 <_init>, fini=0x804bfa0 <_fini>,
rtld_fini=0x4000e184 <_dl_fini>, stack_end=0xbffffa3c)
at ../sysdeps/generic/libc-start.c:129
(gdb) q
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d kgcc also
with no luck.
Also, attempting to install the bbconf binary RPM tells me I
need liblcms, which I haven't been able to find except as
what appears to be a small SuSE-specific package.
Please help, the bbconf screenshots look so cool...
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ht
blackbox to bring it back around
> any ideas?
I see this behavior when my (num|scroll|caps) lock is on.
When they're all off, click-to-focus works in the window as
well as the titlebar/frame.
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rtld_fini=0x4000e184 <_dl_fini>, stack_end=0xbffffa5c)
at ../sysdeps/generic/libc-start.c:129
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), WithAction(RightWorkspace)
KeyToGrab(Up), WithModifier(Control), WithAction(UpWorkspace)
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Bill Beal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm anxious to try out the new version, but I'm completely
> unwilling to sacrifice my Up/Down/Left/Right functionality
sorry, clarification if that was confusing: this is U/D/L/R
Workspace navigation. My bbpager puts my wor
b0rked I sort
of got stuck. I might figure it out yet though...)
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th a try.
In addition, be sure you're choosing "Default" on the
g/k/xdm login screen session chooser. As best I've been
able to trace the scripts (they get confusing very quickly,
at least in Red Hat), the case statement in
/etc/X11/xdm/Xsession will send you off into default GNOME-
or KDE-Land unless you tell it to avoid them.
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t; one experiencing this?
> CD
Do you run a graphical login manager ([xgk]dm)? Have you
carefully traced the scripts that get run when you login to
ensure the right conditions are met?
Something you might want to try blindly is to symlink
~/.xsession to your ~/.xinitrc file, in case somehow your
ge up old battles. All I hope is that
revisiting similar discussions might shed a little light on
the current one.
The part that makes me giggle is, AFAIK, we've yet to hear
from a single BB developer on the topic[1]. Whatever the
reasons, I think that's very telling.
OK, _now_ I'm
Bill Beal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> It's simpler than editing .blackboxrc by hand, but you can
> do that too (see the RESOURCE FILE section of the manpage).
My mistake, the resource list is an incomplete one in the
manpage. But using the built-in config submenu shou
g .blackboxrc by hand, but you can
do that too (see the RESOURCE FILE section of the manpage).
Apologies if you've tried those options already.
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on-qt configuration tool.
-m[iniMe] Like Austin Powers 2. bbkeys, but smaller.
-t[inyMe] All you can see is his keyhole *sniff*.
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love
it as-is, learn to modify the code myself, run an older
version, or decide to give another wm a try. (Talk about
options!)
's/pager-integration//g' as needed to
construct my opinion on all similar discussions. That's all
I have to say.
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ers, but of
course the real issue is whether an integrated pager is
something the developer(s) think is appropriate for a
minimalistic WM.
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ce
'frameWidth: 0'
in the corresponding style file. (AFAIK it's
style-specific, not global to BB.)
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added (horizontal orientation)
!bbpager.rows: 1
Note that you only have to specify either columns xor rows,
the other will take care of itself.
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e left, it will reenter on the right and
the like."
Hope some folks find it useful. I know I do! Thanks,
Markus.
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this is
pretty much the reason GNOME compliance is not there now, as
I understand it.
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t (0.61.1).
The difference is likely the NumLock... I'll bet the guy
who can't click anywhere in the window has it on, and you
have it off.
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le lynx +sb -e lynx)
voila - an "Internet Keyboard". (That 'killall -9
netscape-navigator' is my favorite hotkey, btw. )
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o
> session.screen0.slit.placement: CenterRight
> every time I restart Blackbox.
>
> Which I guess is the default. Any ideas why I'm getting
> this behaviour?
Try editing the config file without Blackbox running, _then_
start Blackbox. When you quit/restart, BB rewrit
I was able to reproduce the bug at work:
Blackbox v.0.61.1
XFree86-3.3.5-3
3-button MS Intellimouse
Red Hat 6.1
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-w &
sleep 2 && exec wmnet -w -x 1000 -l &
sleep 2 && exec asmon -e kpm &
#sleep 3 && exec wmScoreBoard -sport mlb -team bos &
#sleep 3 && exec wmpinboard -w &
sleep 3 && exec bbpager -w &
sleep 4 && exec bbmail -w &
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Frank Hale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there an archive of the Blackbox mailing list anywhere?
http://www.mail-archive.com/blackbox@trolltech.com/
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different places,
remove the unwanted version. You might need to make sure
your $PATH is set properly as both root and user as well.
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g to the list so that others will be able to find
the list archive URL in the list archive. ;)
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.6.x then I really
> don't know.
BBKeys is now at
http://movingparts.thelinuxcommunity.org/bbkeys.shtml
Be sure to download the correct version of bbkeys to
correspond with the version of blackbox you're running.
(Ditto bbpager, if you use it.)
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s now handles all keybindings in bb.
get it at http://movingparts.windsofstorm.net/bbkeys.shtml
to the powers-that-be: should this be added to the FAQ?
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d to this; apologies if I'm rehashing an old
issue.)
I'm running bb 0.60.0 mar31 alpha.
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when it is
> clicked, so if you change workspaces with bbpager, it
> becomes the last focused window. Not sure how to solve
> this.
This is probably a dumb question, but do you mean bbpager
accepts focus as described when it's in the slit, or just
placed on the desktop (inclusiv
> focus).
Ah. That would annoy me too.
Which versions were we talking about here, anyway? BBkeys
still grabs my key shortcuts when no window is focused,
running bb 0.60-alpha with the bbkeys 0.3.2 for bb alpha.
(RH6.1.)
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This might not be a satisfactory solution for all, but it
gets me through my day.
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round to your
heart's content. (bbpal -help for other options)
Don't mean to sound like a Slit Nazi, but a lot of these tools were
designed with the slit in mind. Hope you can get things working.
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-0.2.7-alpha ought to work with the 0.60 alpha. At least, it
does for me. :)
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.
If you're running the alpha version, you should be able to right-click
on the toolbar and select toolbar placement from the menu. No editing
of .blackboxrc necessary.
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ing bbmail reproduces the symptoms -- flags update first time
only, and no more. Anyone have an idea what's wrong? TIA...
p.s. I'm back running BB after a brief KDE/KWM exile -- don't know
why I ever left. ;)
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