Le Sat, 7 Nov 2009 11:15:39 +1100, Duncan Bayne <dhgba...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Hi All, > Hi Duncan, Sorry for the delay, I was without connection for a while. I get my internet back Yesterday. > I have another fvwm-crystal-n00b question :-) > > Currently neither the window list or the menu have accelerators on > them. How do I go about setting up accelerators on menu items, and > numbered accelerators on the window list? > You mean key bindings. > fvwm had these accelerators out of the box, & I really miss the > ability to trivially switch windows by hitting something like 'M-l 2' > to switch to the second window, or 'M-menu E' to run Emacs. Take a look into the Main menu -> Fvwm-Crystal -> fvwm-crystal documentation -> keyboard bindings. They are defined in fvwm/components/bindings/* To create your own bindings, don't modify them or you will miss the changes made to fvwm-crystal when updating. I am still working on a new release, but I begun to change so many things, than it take me a lot of time. But for so little changes, I would recommend you to simply create ~/.fvwm-crystal/userconfig and put your changes into this file. It will be loaded last at fwvm-crystal start and restart. > > TIA for any help ... > > Yours, > Duncan Bayne > You are welcome. ############### It will be a lot of changes into the next release: - full rewrite of the audio button into one single file (half-way done) - audio preferences moved into the audio button menu (done) - font preferences menu (done) - improved maximise* and fullscreen states switching (almost done) - new minimize window state like into the Amiga-OS (done) - new amiga recipe (almost done) - new amiga like windows decoration (half-way done) - incorporation of those changes every where (todo) - removing of some environment variables (in the way) I am using the new amiga recipe to develop and test those changes. The other recipes are broken in some ways. So I will wait until I get the time to incorporate the changes into them before committing into the SVN. I get a very good idea when beginning this Amiga recipe. Fvwm is really amazing because we can make it to work almost like the Amiga OS. I was thinking than this was not possible at the beginning. But it is! The only visual missing feature of the Amiga OS will be the ability to move the application menus into the top bar of the screen. But no matter, the new minimize mode (in fact also a maximize state) associated with the improved maximize* + fullscreen modes switching will give us the best of both worlds. Cheers, Dominique -- If this message is send to an email list, please make sure to answer onto the list, or you will be ignored. "We have the heroes we deserve." _______________________________________________ fvwm-crystal-users mailing list fvwm-crystal-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/fvwm-crystal-users
