On Wed, 26 Jul 2017, John Jason Jordan wrote: > I use Xfce4, but I didn't know about that feature. Where is it, or do I > have to specify in the launch command?
John, I work with the panel so I don't know about icons or using the Xfce menu. The panel has a series of 'launchers,' the one displayed and others from the same spot added to that list. In the properties widget for each application are 4 text entry widgets: name, comment, command, and working directory. The command line can be edited. For example, emacs which opens in an urxvt terminal has this command line: /usr/bin/emacs -fg wheat -bg black -geometry 115x45+150+10 The geometry specifies a width of 115 pixels and a height of 45 pixels and places the upper left corner of the window at 150, 10 pixels (x, y). Another example: LyX which opens in its own window has this command line: /usr/bin/lyx -geometry 1300x800+40+20 You can identify the geometry by moving the pointer to the bottom right corner and moving it slightly. A small window with the x and y sizes opens in the center. HTH, Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
