On Monday 01 October 2007 09:39, Billy N. Patton wrote:
I've searched the FAQ and cannot find what I'm loking for.
I run fvwm2 in my vnc connection just fine. When I come to work and set at
my desk my Linux box is running kde.
here is my .xinitrc This doesn't start fvwm.
#!/bin/sh
exec
I don't really have a fancy setup. I'm using three rows and eight columns of
FvwmButtons as my main menu tree. I have swallowed xosview, pager, and
xdaliclock.
I don't spend much time on my desktop. It just works, and that has been good
enough for me for several years. However, I have been
On Thursday 30 August 2007 09:35, E Frank Ball III wrote:
On Wed, Aug 29, 2007 at 08:50:40PM -0700, Tim Hanson wrote:
I'm trying to find a way to get a background on a remote desktop through
vnc.
VNC works *much* faster with a plain background.
heh That's kind of what I've discovered
I'm trying to find a way to get a background on a remote desktop through vnc.
I am accessing my laptop through my desktop. FVWM comes up fine, but the
background I have on the laptop doesn't show. Instead I get a gray screen.
I have been through the fvwm-root man page and FvwmBacker. I
I am a vnc user and have all remote sessions run FVWM. I have
controlled xscreensaver from .fvwm2rc since I started using FVWM years
ago.
Now, xscreensaver loads (inappropriately) in every vnc session. How do
I make FVWM start xscreensaver only on screen :0?
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I'm trying to figure out something for my laptop. It has two
environments: One is hooked to the home network, where it has a ready
source of power, access to nfs directories on two desktops, and can
serve vnc to those machines. The other is as a standalone, sometimes
with a wireless hook to the
On Fri, 2005-02-25 at 18:10 +, Eduardo Gargiulo wrote:
Where can I found nice icons packages to use in fvwm? I'v installed
fvwm-icons
and wm-icons (debian) but looking fvwm screenshots I could see
different and
very cool icons, but I couldn't found them on the web or debian
repositories.
Does anyone know of a little graphic (Swallowable into FvwmButtons) that
keeps track of battery life on a laptop?
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Alas, it's ACPI. It's a shame, because xosview has a prominent place in
my FvwmButtons display. That also takes out xapm and others. I wonder
if GNOME has something.
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 15:09 +0100, Philipp Tölke wrote:
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Tim Hanson wrote
My root window key bindings have never worked. This is the set of bindings
currently shipped with SuSE, with the exception of PointerKey instead of Key,
because I'm using SloppyFocus. These bindings didn't work with Key either.
Mouse bindings work fine.
I looked at the header file for keys,
I guess this is an FVWM question only indirectly. I've been a long time user of
SuSE, which is (happily) still bundling FVWM in the distro. I'm trying to get
away from TkDesk, which is getting dated and is no longer maintained. I was
looking at Nautilus, but running it loads most if not all
Yup. Found it. Thanks.
Dan Espen wrote:
Tim Hanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess this is an FVWM question only indirectly. I've been a long time user
of
SuSE, which is (happily) still bundling FVWM in the distro. I'm trying to ge
t
away from TkDesk, which is getting dated
I switched to SuSE 8.0 a while back, on a number of computers. For some reason
I can't Swallow programs like xeyes and asclock anymore. Is there a fix?
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Dominik Vogt wrote:
On Sat, Apr 20, 2002 at 10:52:15PM -0700, Tim Hanson wrote:
I switched to SuSE 8.0 a while back, on a number of computers. For some reason
I can't Swallow programs like xeyes and asclock anymore. Is there a fix?
You really need to be more
Mikhael Goikhman wrote:
On 16 Jun 2002 01:39:17 -0700, Tim Hanson wrote:
Two issues. 1) If you want to simply create a static menu, just write a
script that prints DestroyMenu MyMenu, AddToMenun MyMenu lines and run
it using PipeRead your_script command.
2) If you want to have dynamical menus
Does anybody know what version of FVWM2 comes bundled with SuSE 8.0?
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I confess that I'm using the standard FVWM2 that came with SuSE 7.1, so
I don't have the current program, but I have resisted moving to either
the standard GNOME or KDE desktops because of familiarity and the small
footprint of FVWM. SUSE 8 is on the way in the mail.
Is there a utility which
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