> On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 08:58:38 -0800 > Rob Hudson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > | I switched from Enlightenment to Gnome2.2 with Metacity about a month > | ago. I like the Gnome2 better at this point simply b/c it integrates > | better with other apps. But there are 2 things that bother me... > | > | 1. I can't set up my own keybindings to launch various programs. > | Gnome has default keybindings such as minimizing windows, moving to > | different viewports, etc. But I cannot find a way to set up a > | keybinding to launch my xterm, for instance. Something I grew > | accustomed to with E. > | > | 2. I run gkrellm, and when I alt-tab to different windows, it shows up > | in the list of windows. I can't find where or how to make that not > | happen. Enlightement had an option on all windows to include them in > | the list or not. I'm going to go to gkrellm in a moment -- maybe > | there is a plugin or something. > | > | If anyone knows how to fix these, please tell me. You'll be my Gnome > | savior. :) > | > | -Rob
On 20031114.0924, Ben Barrett said ... > For the gkrellm issue: if you're using a new enough version of gkrellm, > there is a configuration option in its GUI to achieve what you want: > Right-click on gkrellm, and select configuration (or hit F1 when gkrellm > has focus), then in the "General" area, select the second tab, > "Properties". There you'll see options for whether to set as a > dock/panel type, as well as finer-grade options like inclusion on > taskbar and pager... if your version does not have that, you might look > for a gkrellm-plugins-gnome which offers similar functionality. Yes, I have those options, but it doesn't seem to make any difference... even when I restart gkrellm in between. Strange. The website says these should work too. I have gkrellm 2.1.7, install via apt on debian testing. -Rob _______________________________________________ EuG-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
