On 2006-09-02 20:25:40 +0200 Jesse Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
To load the wild menus, type
defaults write NSGlobalDomain GSAppKitUserBundles "/path/to/
EtoileWildMenus.bundle"
Second, I tried the below, and I still don't get GWorkspace showing
up by
default... any ideas?
If you look into the NSGlobalDomain, you will notice that
GSAppKitUserBundles really holds an array,
so if you use an editor, you would do something like
NSGlobalDomain = {
GSAppKitUserBundles = (
"/path/to/EtoileServerMenus.bundle",
"/path/to/Camaelon.themeEngine"
);
[...]
};
or from your shell
defaults write NSGlobalDomain GSAppKitUserBundles
'("/path/to/EtoileMenus.bundle","/path/to/Camaelon.themeEngine")'
defaults write NSGlobalDomain GSWorkspaceApplication GWorkspace
GWorkspace should be launched automatically. It will add a desktop,
a dock
and a tabbed window (at the bottom of your screen), depending on
your
GWorkspace's configuration setting.
I only used to use Etoile on my Solaris box till it broke.
The way it worked there was to launch Window Maker upon login, then
launch EtoileMenuServer from my user's $HOME/.xinitrc. GWorkspace
would then launch automatically. Not sure why, but I figured it was
because GSWorkspaceApplication was set to GWorkspace. I *could* be
totally off, though.
--
Chris
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