On 06/26/2016 12:00 AM, Brian wrote:
Thomas, I'm sorry to say that it's been a year since I tried
Nightshade, I'm not even sure which version at the time. I do remember
trying to build the necessary dependencies from SlackBuilds.org. There
was a optional package which wasn't available in the
Tim Johnson writes:
> * Thomas Adam [160625 06:41]:
>> On 24 June 2016 at 01:23, lee wrote:
>> > A configuration created with the hopes of being somewhat helpful for
>> > users wanting to learn how to configure fvwm can be obtained like
* Thomas Adam [160625 06:41]:
> On 24 June 2016 at 01:23, lee wrote:
> > A configuration created with the hopes of being somewhat helpful for
> > users wanting to learn how to configure fvwm can be obtained like this:
>
> Be careful with that intention, not
Hi Brian,
On 06/25/2016 07:47 PM, Brian wrote:
As for nightshade and crystal, don't they both have dependencies beyond
what FVWM normally has packaged? On my Slackware system, I have
tried both and while Crystal was usable, nightshade totally failed.
Purely out of curiosity I'd like to know
On 24 June 2016 at 01:23, lee wrote:
> A configuration created with the hopes of being somewhat helpful for
> users wanting to learn how to configure fvwm can be obtained like this:
Be careful with that intention, not matter how we meaning it is.
Having had a look over the
"Thomas Funk" writes:
> [...]
>
> Another possibility is to install Fvwm-Crystal or Fvwm-Nightshade to
> get a full featured configuration of Fvwm.
Fvwm-crystal is very overwhelming for someone starting out with
fvwm, and the same is probably true for nightshade.
If the OP
* Tim Johnson [160621 07:30]:
<...> > Up to Fvwm version 2.6.6 you could use the "Setup Form" in the Builtin
> > Menu (single left click anywhere on the desktop). A good starting
> > configuration is
> > - FvwmIconMan
> > - FvwmPager
> > - FvwmTaskBar
> >
> > or
> >
> > -
* Thomas Funk [160621 01:07]:
> "Tim Johnson" wrote:
> > Sorry about the mixup. On my system, .fvwm is created on the first
> > invocation and file Version is contain in that directory.
> >
> > For those unfamiliar with fluxbox, I could just use some
"Tim Johnson" wrote:
> Sorry about the mixup. On my system, .fvwm is created on the first
> invocation and file Version is contain in that directory.
>
> For those unfamiliar with fluxbox, I could just use some config
> that enables easy access to window menus. With
* Tim Johnson [160620 16:48]:
> Hello :
>
> This is partly to test my assimilation into the fvwm mailing list,
> and in part for a recommendation or recommendations.
>
> I have installed fvwm 3.2.7 on an 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04 machine (mac mini).
Please note, from a
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