Howdy,
Can anyone tell me what the status of this thread is?
http://www.mail-archive.com/fvwm@fvwm.org/msg01393.html
It's an old thread, and I recall reading my copy of Linux Unleashed
many years ago when they still mentioned fvwm. Given that I am
disliking the direction Unity and Gnome are
Howdy all,
I am likely going to be updating some public computers in a local
library, and have an idea that fvwm could be used to provide limited
access to running applications like a web browser, etc.
Has anyone here already done such a thing? I'm interested in knowing
how far this can be taken
Has anyone here already done such a thing? I'm interested in knowing
how far this can be taken and if fvwm is a practical choice for this.
I did. It's quite straight-forward: replace the menues, mouse bindings and key
bindings to do nothing. Use FvwmButtons as an application launcher or run
On 25 March 2012 16:46, Robert Parlett r.parl...@gmail.com wrote:
The naming of the fields in the overlapping structs XAnyEvent and
XDestroyWindowEvent is highly misleading, and I can easily see how one
could write Event.xany.window, thinking you were getting
Event.xdestroywindow.window, but
