On 24Jul2006 10:05, Thomas Hummel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | On Sat, Jul 22, 2006 at 12:30:18PM +1000, Cameron Simpson wrote: | > On 21Jul2006 14:03, Thomas Hummel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | > | I'm running Ubuntu 6.06 on a laptop with Fvwm-2.5.17. I wouldn't want | > | to lauch a gnome panel. Is there some way to swallow in an FVM module | > | (Button ?) a gnome applet (like gnome-power-manager) ? | > | I know for instance that Fluxbox can do that in its own panel. | > | > Have you tried just "Swallow"ing it using FvwmButtoms? | | That was my idea indeed. I first have to learn how Buttons work | because I wasn't using them in any of my previous configs.
I'm no buttons expert but I run a set of 4 buttons across the top of my desktop holding an xclock, and xload, and two xterms. This is my config: Back black BoxSize fixed Colorset 1 ButtonGeometry 16x16 Columns 87 Rows 4 Fore green Frame 0 Padding 0 0 Pixmap none (4x4+0+0, Swallow (Close, NoHints, Respawn, UseOld) XClock 'Exec exec xclock') (4x4+4+0, Swallow (Close, NoHints, Respawn, UseOld) XLoad 'Exec exec xload -jumpscroll 1 -bg black -fg yellow -nolabel', Action Exec 'term -small -e top; gkrellm&') (30x4+8+0, Swallow (Close, NoHints, Respawn, UseOld) CONSOLE 'Exec exec term -n CONSOLE') (30x4+38+0, Swallow (Close, NoHints, Respawn, UseOld) LOGS 'Exec exec term -C -n LOGS -e mtail alert') "XClock", "XLoad" et al are window class names (or name instead of classes). You should be able to experiment with a gnome-power-manager applet from this. Cheers, -- Cameron Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> DoD#743 http://www.cskk.ezoshosting.com/cs/ I read books on Zen meditation. The pages only have one side. - Julie Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
