I think that an additional reason for failure was that the Penguin
Attack font is not 'installed' in a default installation. Installation
of the font and editing and launching via wbarconf fixed the
non-appearance problems.
I'd recommend that wbar is made a dependency of wbarconf as it makes
life much easier for someone who has never used wbar before. I'd also
recommend that the default icon size is changed to 64 as it makes it
easier to spot the icons should they accidentally be concealed behind a
taskbar etc.
Thank you for maintaining wbar once you understand its little ways it is
a most delightful and productive little screen-bar.
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