Hi! On Pn, Listopada 6, 2006 08:58, jeff thompson wrote: > 1) I'm using the "Default with ACPI" recipe. In the upper right corner is the > clock, a tray for > icon's of apps that are um, iconized (right?), and then there is this little > 4px wide bar. What is > that bar? I looked through the recipe and can't find where it's defined (I > identified everything > else by adjusting the geometry's and reloading the recipe, but couldn't find > a geom for that > little bar).
Search the recipe for 'trayer', it should be somewhere near it. > 3) Why are there close x's at both ends of the window? I played around with > components/decorations/Buttons-fvwm-crystal-MiniIcon and I assume that the > button's are defined as > odd on the left side of the window and even on the right. I'd like to change > button 2 back to > fvwm's resize button (because trying to click on a 1px wide border to resize > makes me retarded), > but I'm sure what command to use or where the image for the button is defined. As Liori said, it's not a bug, but a feature ;-) - it's sometimes easier to clise window using the left side instead of looking around for the right side. If you want, you can switch the button configuration from main menu -> Window decorations -> Button model. > 4) I'd like to make the 'windows key' (hereafter called Super_L) and any F > key switch to pages > 10-19, According to xmodmap, Super_L is > mod4 Super_L (0x7f), Hyper_L (0x80) > (and according to xev, the left windows key is Super_L), so I put this in my > recipe: > Key F2 A $[Mod4] GotoPage 11 0 > but that seems to do nothing. Key F2 A 4 GotoPage 11 0 FVWM-Crystal supports only 1 pair of modifiers, by default Alt ($[Mod1]) and Alt+Shift ($[Mod2]). If you want to use more, you need to use default FVWM syntax. > 5) Also, some Key lines have just $[Mod]. Does that mean any modifier or no > modifier or what? It's the "any mod" version, "no mod" is $[Mod0]. > 6) I mostly use the keyboard, so I prefer the ClickToFocus style (so I can > forget the mouse and > use alt-tab to switch between windows). However, I've noticed that new > window's don't seem to > automatically get focus (at least, new windows created by programs run from > the command line. New > window's created by clicking somewhere do seem to get focus on creation), and > when a window is > closed, the last window used doesn't get focus. Instead, a seemingly random > window get's focus, or > no window at all gets focus. How can I change this? main menu -> Preferences -> Privileged terminals -> Off main menu -> Preferences -> Focus policy -> MS Windows Cheers, harnir -- Maciej Delmanowski - http://linux.net.pl/~harnir/ GCS d- s:+ a-->? C++>$ UL+++>++++$ P+ L+++A E- W++ N++ o? K- w O M V- PS+ PE Y PGP+ t+ 5 X+ R(+) !tv-- b+ DI+ D++ G e h r-- !y+ _______________________________________________ FVWM-Crystal-users mailing list FVWM-Crystal-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/fvwm-crystal-users
