Hello.
> Can someone tell me how to re-order the root menu that comes up
> with a left click?
Well mine comes up with a middle click, but that's not relevant :^)
You can populate the root menu the way you want this way: create a file
~/.sawfish/rc, and put that king of stuff in it:
(define-special-variable root-menu
'(("Small RXvt" (system "/home/fab/bin/small_RXvt &"))
("Firefox" (system "firefox &"))
("PCManFM" (system "pcmanfm &"))
("RealPlayer" (system "/test/RealPlayer/realplay &"))))
That redefines the root-menu variable that sawfish uses to populate the root
menu.
Its syntax is rather simple:
'(( "label" command )
( "label" command )
( "label" command )
etc.
)
"label" is the text that appears in the menu, and "command" the lisp command
that is executed when the entry is clicked.
The most common command is (system "...&") which starts asynchronously any
system command (that is, a new X client, or a script, or any program you
have on your machine).
You can also put () instead of ( "label" command ), on that case a line
separator will appear in the menu.
> At the same time, there is a debian menu in .sawfish/lisp
> that gets ignored.
I don't know about debian peculars though.
I hope it helps.
--
Fabrice DELENTE
