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> > I am using engage (from enlightenment) as a toolbar |
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> ... and toolbars don't usually have titlebars. |
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Ah, must have been missing out on the word toolbar. |
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Not shure what it means acutally =) |
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> Is there another way to make a given window sticky in fluxbox (via a |
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> menu or something)? Otherwise, looks like it's still a job for |
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> devilspie.... (and that is kinda what devilspie is for, anyway, |
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> so....) |
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> Holly |
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Then you could define a key-sequence for setting the sticky property. |
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If fluxkeys is installed, use it and add a kombination for "stick" |
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If not, you can edit ~/.fluxbox/keys by hand and add something like: |
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Mod1 Shift s :stick |
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Then alt-shift-s makes the active window sticky. Hope it works for |
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toolbars as well. |
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