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Mark Knecht schreef: |
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> On 9/28/05, Holly Bostick <motub@××××××.nl> wrote: |
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>> Mark Knecht schreef: |
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>>>> I changed my layout to dock (which looks a lot like XFCE, but |
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>>>> all transparent) |
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>>> I don't quite see this part. Maybe I haven't found them yet. It's |
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>>> only been runnign 10 minutes or so. |
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>> Use the diamond icon in the upper right corner to get the menu, |
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>> then Preferences=>Used Recipe ("layouts" are now called "Recipes") |
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>> and choose "Dock". Avoid "Clean Vertical", as that seems to only |
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>> use a pager, no menu, no panel, no taskbar-- and I had to edit a |
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>> config file to change recipes again, since I haven't configured for |
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>> "just a term" setup, and I don't know what term-based commands I |
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>> have available to control this setup. |
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> OK, thanks. I selected Dock. It wants me to restart. Can I do this |
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> within FVWM without exiting? |
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Yes, restart is an internal command that just restarts fvwm without |
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logging out or closing any open applications or anything like that. I |
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assume if you chose 'not now' that it would change the setting in the |
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config file, but not do anything until you logged out and back in, or |
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used the internal restart command in the fvwm console, which I don't |
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know how to access in Crystal (as opposed to 'regular' fvwm). |
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Holly |
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