You can add specific, separate backgrounds to any .style file or style file in a .themed directory, such as this example:
WorkspaceBack = (solid, darkred); WorkspaceSpecificBack = ((solid, red), (solid, gray), (), (),(),(),(dgradient, red, blue)); This would provide a solid red background for desktop1, a gray for desktop2, a darkred for desktops 3, 4 and 5, a diagonal gradient red-to-blue for desktop6. If you want to use graphic images, you would use the appropriate image command (for example, spixmap for a scaled image) followed by the image filename, as in this example: WorkspaceBack = (spixmap, "graphicimage1.png", black); WorkspaceSpecificBack = ((spixmap, "graphicimage2.png", black), (spixmap, "graphicimage2.png", black), (), (),(),(),(spixmap, "graphicimage4.png", black)); This would give you graphicimage1 for the "blank" desktops (numbers 3, 4 and 5 in the example) graphicimage2 on desktop1, and graphicimage4 on desktop6. There is also a way to do this by editing the ~/GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker file, but perhaps doing this from a style file is a bit easier. -Bill Nance -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
