"Ronald F. Guilmette" <r...@tristatelogic.com> writes: > Sorry for the tardy reply and for being away from email for the past > few days. > > > In message <icy32m9ivm....@home.home>, > Dan Espen <dan1es...@gmail.com> wrote: > >>Style *Firefox EWMHDontDonateIcon, Iconoverride, Icon myfork.xpm >> >>Worked for me (with my icon). > > Yessss! Thank you. That seems to have worked for me too. > >>Not sure if the EMWH thing is required, I used to use just Iconoverride. >>Not sure the * is required for Firefox, that was just my first test that >>worked. > > I am not going to argue with success. > >>When testing this stuff, it's easier to use FvwmCommand. >>Just type in a terminal: >> >>FvwmCommand 'Style *Firefox EWMHDontDonateIcon, Iconoverride, Icon >>myfork.xpm' > > Hummm... I tried that and that didn't work. I got the following > error message (which I don't have the first clue about): > > No such file or directory FvwmCommand error in opening message fifo
Sorry, for FvwmCommand to work you need this in your config: AddToFunc StartFunction I Module FvwmCommandS (starts the server) FvwmTalk and FvwmConsole work without a server. > No matter. I have gotten the Firefox icon I wanted, so I'm pretty > overjoyed. Now if I can just get fvwm to use my choice for an XTerm > icon and then install my digital xclock I'll die a happy man. I'm not having any luck with xterm. First I tried starting xterm with -ai to kill the active icon. Now I get some other xterm built in icon but not the one I specify. I know this used to work, back when I used xterm. I think you'll have better luck with rxvt. -- Dan Espen
