fvwm-2.5.4
How does one specify a sound directory for FvwmEvent without invoking
FvwmAudio compatibility mode (I'm using esd/esdplay instead of rplay).
If I missed this in the documentation, all apologies in advance.
Thanks much.
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On Tue, Nov 12, 2002 at 10:06:17AM +0100, Dominik Vogt wrote:
> You can't. All you can do is write a shell script that has the
> path hard coded.
Thanks very much; I'll give that a try.
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same behavior with kcalc and xfce
(which is and/or was based on fvwm code). Is there any way to force
kcalc to appear as non-transient to fvwm?
Thanks for any help.
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en't yet tried KDE 3, so I don't know. After switching back to
fvwm, I'm hoping to avoid KDE 3 :-).
The only reason I prefer kcalc over xcalc is how kcalc's Backspace
erases the last-entered digit of a number, as opposed to xcalc's
clearing of all the digits.
Thanks ag
two
processes: one for xterm and one for /bin/bash (Does this also explain
why iconifying one xterm window sometimes causes FvwmEvent to play two
quasi-synchonous sounds?). According to the man page, should there not
be only one process when using `Exec exec xterm' or is my bash
configuratio
. I suppose this may not have technically been an fvwm issue;
I'll try to dig a little deeper next time before I post.
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o above)? If so, why do using
both ``Exec exec xterm'' and ``Exec xterm'' seem to produce the same
results. I'm not trying to belabor the point; I just want to be sure I
don't have unnecessary processes going on. Thanks very much.
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Yet there is a directory in my .fvwm directory named Menu in which are
files with men as the extension. If I change the PipeRead command to:
PipeRead 'for i in $HOME/.fvwm/Menu/*.men; do echo read $i; done'
fvwm does what I need it to. What's wrong with my first PipeR
On Tue, Nov 19, 2002 at 11:30:45PM -0500, Dan Espen wrote:
> Norvell Spearman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > fvwm-2.5.4
> >
> > I have the following line in a configuration file
> >
> > PipeRead 'for i in Menu/*.men; do echo read $i; done'
>
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$ man2html fvwm.1 > fvwm.html
$ htmldoc -f fvwm.pdf fvwm.html
It gave me a really nice pdf file with a table of contents, clickable
links, index, and the ability to search.
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dow.foo? If so, how is having many files
--- instead of just one --- necessarily better for searching?
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e both man pages and info pages. tar and gzip are two
examples that come to mind. You may want to post a request for info
page versions of fvwm's man pages to the fvwm-workers@fvwm.org list, if
such requests aren't outside that list's scope. Sorry my suggestion
wasn't helpful.
isn't the most
important function of a window manager, but I figured it might something
simple I'm missing. Thanks for any input.
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On Sat, Nov 23, 2002 at 05:17:52PM -0900, Bob Crochelt wrote:
> Norvell,
> have you tried using the delay function?
Well, I just now tried adding
*FvwmEvent: Delay 5
to my .fvwm2rc, exited fvwm, and started it again. I still get the
quasi-synchronous two sounds for one event.
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o the file name), then mutt has the icon it's supposed to have.
Is there a way to ensure that a window will have the ``right'' icon,
regardless of the order in which fvwm reads its Style command?
Thanks for any help.
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and there is no mention of xterm in xwininfo's output.
Thanks.
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On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 11:03:14AM +0100, Dominik Vogt wrote:
> Because it runs in an terminal which has the class "XTerm". Run
> FvwmIdent on the mutt window to see it.
And there's no way to force the class to some other value?
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at too. Try
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> $ xterm -class mutt -name mutt -e mutt
Thanks. Setting the -class option alone did the trick. I'll try to be
more thorough in my man page reading before posting next time.
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ime)? If so, does filing a false
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ed by the
``FvwmEvent-NewWindow'' syntax (I didn't see any examples of
``FvwmEvent-:'' in FvwmEvent's man page). If I already have these
lines
AddToFunc StartFunction
+ I Module FvwmEvent
in my .fvwm2rc, do I need to add a line for FvwmEvent-Ne
WarpToWindow 50 15p
AddToFunc StartFunction I FvwmEvent FvwmEvent-NewWindow
What I'd like is for xmms to open on the current page but without
disabling edge scrolling. Thanks very much for any help with this.
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[FVWM][ParseBinding]: <> No such key: Super_L
Thanks in advance for any answers to this.
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Thanks to all the developers and beta testers who have made fvwm the
best window manager. It's the one I used when I first started learning
and using Linux in 1997; it's the one to which I always return after
trying something else. Keep up the excellent work.
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mand in
my .fvwm2rc file accordingly and now it works fine. Thanks for your
help.
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ous files under /etc/X11 but nothing has had any effect.
Has anyone else experienced this? Thanks much.
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e xmodmap to reflect the same behaviour as
> the left alt key (xkeycaps comes in handy here).
Don't have xkeycaps. Can I use xev to examine each's behavior?
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browse into them with mc gives ``Error Inconsistent extfs archive''.
Oh, and I tried downloading from two or three different sf sources as
well and got the same results.
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ter src rpm for you distro. If you fail, just download fvwm
> and fvwm-themes sources (use: cvs checkout -r version-0_7_0 fvwm-themes)
> and then "make rpm-dist" after the devel procedure of creating makefiles.
> The same for creating debs for different architectures ("ma
On Saturday, 2003.11.01, 22:31:15 +, Mikhael Goikhman wrote:
> I removed all rpms and will retransfer them soon. The release number
> will be "2" this time.
Thanks very much.
> Sorry for inconvenience.
No problem. Thanks for letting me know.
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