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Dale wrote: |
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> Mick wrote: |
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>> On Wednesday 31 Aug 2011 01:05:15 Dale wrote: |
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>>> Still open to ideas. Keep in mind, failsafe works as does Fluxbox. |
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>>> Speaking of, how do I get the Fluxbox menu to include all the KDE apps? |
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>>> I want the card games, kpat and such, to show up. He may can use that |
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>>> until I can figure out something else. Maybe a mobo with a decent |
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>>> video |
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>>> card for a start. ;-) |
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>> I used to write my own when I was using Fluxbox all the time, mostly |
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>> because I |
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>> had my own preferences for menus/submenus/apps, menu icons, etc. |
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>> However, there's a number of scripts that will parse other DE and create |
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>> Fluxbox menus for you. Can't recall them off hand, have a look at |
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>> the Fluxbox |
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>> website - I'm sure I saw them mentioned there. I also seem to recall |
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>> scripts |
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>> discussed in the forums>5 years ago. |
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> Thanks. I'll go look some more. I been there before but I was |
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> looking for other info so I may have missed that. |
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> Thanks again. |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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For future reference, this is a good link and it works. |
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http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Fluxbox |
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I ended up using the menumaker package. I also had to use the -f option |
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to overwrite the already created file. Now I have the apps in the menu |
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where they should be. |
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Thanks much. Now I wish I had a better video card to fix the other |
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problems. ;-) |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |