On 17-Mar-2002 Cstring wrote:
Hello blackbox,
I have noticed that at the blackbox.alug site that i cant get to any
of the links to download the current version. I had to ftp to
linux.com to get a version of BB and I was just wonder if you guys
plan to fix this soon or do you
On 17-Mar-2002 Marc Wilson wrote:
On Sun, Mar 17, 2002 at 05:30:54AM +0200, Ciprian wrote:
I've applied it to 0.62.1 and used it with success. It goes great with
my new Windows XP theme for BlackBox :) (yeah, I know, XP, what can I
do, I like using BlackBox and I like the looks of XP).
While on the topic of the workspace code I'd like to ask Shaleh, or
whoever that might have a clue, why there's two linked lists of windows?
I was thinking maybe Workspace::getWindow(int) could be changed to
return windows from the stacklistning instead, but I suppose I might be
overseeing
On 12-Mar-2002 Mads Martin Jørgensen wrote:
Hey together,
A colleague of mine noticed that even though the X resource .input is
set to false, blackbox still claims focus for the thing, even though it
is supposed to not do so.
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/XLoad set XLoad.input: false
On 12-Mar-2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried the CVS (I think - I had never used CVS before). It died at the same
spot.
Please show me the output.
CVs is easy.
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/blackboxwm login
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/blackboxwm -z3 \
BaseDisplay.hh: In method `const int BaseDisplay::hasShapeExtensions()
const':
BaseDisplay.hh:276: invalid use of type decl `struct BaseDisplay::shape' as
expression
BaseDisplay.hh:276: warning: returning reference to temporary
BaseDisplay.hh:276: confused by earlier errors, bailing out
Think about what bblaunch does. (/me says this knowing shaleh hates
bblaunch...)
yeah, and bblaunch barely works.
To implement this would mean adding a run queue. When blackbox starts an app
it would add the command line to the queue with information about the state at
that time. When a
On 11-Mar-2002 Mattias Eklöf wrote:
I've written two different implementations of a snap-to-window
behaviour, but right now I have a problem I don't quite know how to deal
with. As it is now a window doesn't care about how the other windows are
layered and will snap to the closest window,
On 10-Mar-2002 Paul Mackinney wrote:
First, apologies is this isn't the right forum for bbkeys. I switched to
blackbox about 2 months ago and have been in heaven. But very recently,
when I try to configure bbkeys it bonks. Specifically, I click on the
keyhole icon and a term? window opens
what can i do ??? i'm a programmer .. so maybe if you
dierect me to the part in the source i coukd try and figure out
if you resize with the mouse the code path is:
blackbox.cc:process_event() case motion notify which calls
BlackboxWindow::motionNotifyEvent().
On 08-Mar-2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Sean 'Shaleh' Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In the next 2 or 3 months most of the translation files will need to be
done from scratch. A lot of the text is cruft and debug info.
Count me in for the Romanian translation. Actually, I don't know
On 08-Mar-2002 Paul Tremblay wrote:
I am experiencing frequent crashes on blackbox.
I am using nedit to execute scripts. This somehow causes the
window manager to crash.
I get this error message:
Failed to open Catalogue, using default message
BS
I'm not sure how to do gdb. (Probably I just type in the line as
it is written!) However, I think I'll try downloading the newest
version of blackbox first.
gdb /path/to/blackbox /path/to/core
you will then get a prompt. Type 'bt'. Save the output.
On 09-Mar-2002 Jason Willis wrote:
Hello everyone,
I thought I heard a short while back that a library (like a toolkit for
creating a blackbox-like gui) was in the works. Is this is case? If so,
how far down the road is this library going to be released.I was just
wondering
On 09-Mar-2002 Paul Tremblay wrote:
On Fri, Mar 08, 2002 at 11:23:41AM -0800, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
gdb /path/to/blackbox /path/to/core
you will then get a prompt. Type 'bt'. Save the output.
I just looked at the man pages for gdb. It states (if I am not
mistaken
IIRC, this is correct. The current method of placement doesn't maintain a
list of free areas.
in cvs I keep a single rectangle which knows the actual available size of the
screen versus the real screen's size. The availableArea is reduced by windows
which declare a 'strut' as per the
On 07-Mar-2002 Steven M. Castellotti wrote:
Yep, you made sense. (c:
Unfortunately, I can't do ALT+right-click or anything like that with a
stylus, but maybe I can at least map META (alt) to a button, or do
something along those lines.
Steve, please file a bug (not a feature
On 07-Mar-2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An aquintance of mine had bbsmount working in a blackbox 0.61.0. 2.4.16 linux
kernel and XFree 4.2.0 environment with the XFree nv driver for his
Geforce2 MX. He attempted to install nvidia's kernel and GLX drivers from
source and bbsmount started
I uploaded the website today. Some of the links go nowhere (the docs section).
Comments and content welcome.
My next job is to find all of the shots people posted and create a screenshot
page.
On 07-Mar-2002 Duret Bertrand wrote:
This mail is directed to the french speakers of this mailing list.
I've just finished the french translation of blackbox.1 and bsetroot.1.
Before I send the files to Shaleh, I propose to those who are interested, to
read the translation. I didn't
On 08-Mar-2002 Marco Fonseca wrote:
Hey,
Is there a configuration item that tells blackbox *not* to limit the
maximum size a window can grow. Currently I can make a window grow,
at most, slightly larger than the screen. Theres times where its
usefull to be able to set my window much
But I'm trying to modify it to do what you describe, and I don't see where
bb calculates the available area. Got a pointer to the appropriate code?
In reading through the maximize_over_slit patch, it seems that bb has to
calculate it on the fly each time.
It is in the CVS code. look
On another note, what progress has been made with making the blackbox website
active? (ie. the design that was choosen)...
I need to spend about 2 hours straightening it up. Proper text, links, etc.
Is CVS currently buildable?
yep.
Making all in src
make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/blackbox/src'
c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -DSHAPE -DSLIT -DINTERLACE-DNLS
-DTIMEDCACHE -DLOCALEPATH=\/usr/local/share/blackbox/nls\
-DDEFAULTMENU=\/usr/local/share/blackbox/menu\
On 03-Mar-2002 Marc Wilson wrote:
Ok, here's another one that shaleh says is never gonna make it into
blackbox
actually, I am on the fence on this one It may make it in
You *are* bracket-happy though, you know ^_^
oh?
You must be referring to this:
if (test) {
} else {
}
the else could safely lose the {} However I find the else then gets lots
easily It is also my experience that every time i have a place where I can
get away without braces
On 03-Mar-2002 -|- Hurgh -|- wrote:
Hello,
Just a simple question, how do u open windows with out decorations
U can reply to my email address instead of filling the list with the answers
and flames
Thanks
-|- Hurgh -|-
PS - I did already check the archive, and i could not find my
On 01-Mar-2002 Bo Thorsen wrote:
Hi all,
I now have blackbox running and looking beautiful in my hammer simulator,
but I have a problem
I can set the style in blackboxrc, but if I try it on runtime blackbox
immediately dumps core
Not having gdb yet, I'm faced with an awful amount of
On 01-Mar-2002 tang holmos wrote:
I made a Xlib program which runs just fine on KDE,but when I run it on
BlackBox ,I find there is no close button on the right top corner,so I
can just kill it but not colse it!
I think the problem must lie on the two different window managers and I
Is that licensed under the GPL or some other Open Source friendly
license? I'm sure there are a few that would prefer it.
it is licensed under the free for commercial use only license.
I think '/bin/sh' is a better choice also.
On my system, 'ash' doesn't understand ~, so the
last line of bbsession mv $TEMPFILE ~/.bbsession
fails with No such file or directory
yep '~' is a GNU ism (-: Use $HOME, it *SHOULD* be safe enough.
On 26-Feb-2002 Jan Schaumann wrote:
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yep '~' is a GNU ism (-:
It is?
So ~ is not functional in the original Bourne Shell?
Get someone to try it on a Sun with a real /bin/sh. My experience has been
it only worked under glibc based
On 25-Feb-2002 Ciprian Popovici wrote:
OK, this is not directly related to blackbox but bbkeys but I don't
know enough about their internals and it may just concern both.
How about having bbkeys alternative mappings exchangeable on the run?
Make a key combination that cycles through
Somehow, I'm not surprised. I've not been impressed with bash. It's
ironic that they claim to aspire to ieee 1003.2 compliance, and claim that
most posix scripts should run in bash without modification. I rarely have
got bourne shell scripts to run correctly in bash without significant
On 22-Feb-2002 Ben Neuman wrote:
Hi, everybody. I've just recently gotten back into using Blackbox - I had
wandered into the dark lands of pwm, ion, and windowmaker before eventually
making it back here, and one thing I missed upon coming back to Blackbox was
the ability to save sessions. Now
Okay, I grabbed bblaunch off of freshmeat and compiled it. I see that I can
tell it to launch with certain attributes - sticky, no decor, maximized, etc,
but what I'm really looking for is the ability to specify the position and
sizes of a grid of programs. What you said gave me the
So, people keep asking for session management. I think I see a way to give
them what they want yet keep blackbox simple.
Implement a Slit app which would act kind of like bbpager or bbkeys. It just
sits there listening for 'new window', 'dead window', etc. It should be a
simple square with
On 22-Feb-2002 Andy Kopciuch wrote:
Hi,
With the recent session management/bblaunch discussion, I did some playing
around.
I can use bblaunch for say aterm in workspace 4
bblaunch -w 4 aterm
That works fine, but when I use a KDE application, it fails
bblaunch -w 4 konsole
I
On 22-Feb-2002 Andy Kopciuch wrote:
note it is a warning, not an error. What is actually happening is the
bblaunch code is rather sloppy. The fix is easy.
The reason it is complaining is because it tries to read its own window
which does not have all of the hints set.
The message is
On 22-Feb-2002 Andy Kopciuch wrote:
Someone with experience with the bbtools code should be able to write this
in 2 or 3 days. A newbie to the code but not to coding should be able to
knock it out in a week or so.
Either bbpager or bbkeys has most of this written, so you could also start
On 22-Feb-2002 Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
bbsnapshot has a loop kind of like this:
...
on exit the program should write out the list as well.
Or maybe a simple shell tool using xlsclients and xprop could do
this? (But not runing all the time
On 22-Feb-2002 Luke Freeman wrote:
whilst we are on this track ..
it would be handy to have a windowsish 'startup' feature, a global
rootCommand if you will. I know about .xinitrc and all that but that
still is not blackbox specific .. (plus .xinitrc doesnt fire for me --
redhat 7.1 :)
no for the bug, to reproduce do these steps:
- go to an empty workspace
- open a new window with bbkeys in a way that it doesn't get
focused (with sloppy focus put mouse far away)
- try to cycle to it with bbkeys while it is not focused, bbkeys
doesn't select it.
- open another
I am defiantely interested in hearing of a case where the ~/ support does
not
work or somehow fails.
Well, I'm about to go camping for the rest of the week so I can't
confirm, but IIRC I can't use ~ for session.menuFile: in ~/.blackboxrc
(0.62.1) (my boyfriend complained of the same
On 19-Feb-2002 Johan Ronström wrote:
Hello. Not really a bb question but...
I use dockapps in blackbox (not fluxbox). I have just written the program
names
in .xinitrc but my problem is that the dockapps never are in the same order
and
less in the order i wrote them to start in.
Is
On 19-Feb-2002 M.G. Houtman wrote:
There are ways as others have told you. I hope to add the ability to drag
items around in the slit. This will let you adjust them at runtime.
Window Maker also stores information about every app it controls. At this
time I am not willing to add this type
ya go me... I read a post on another mailing list (a LUG) where a person was
having a problem with the whol ~ thing... and just assumed it was still
broken. In retrospec, they were using 61.1, and I hadn't updated my
.blackboxrc file. *shrug* sorry...
I am defiantely interested in
I'm just curious to see how development on blackbox is being managed. :)
the way i'm looking at it is that i just have my own little play ground,
and i don't have final say about what goes into blackbox and what doesn't.
shaleh has done some pretty good stuff with the existing blackbox
On 14-Feb-2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just one other thing I found with a from scratch compile of blackbox on
NetBSD: NetBSD, by default, does not come with the library paths entered,
so when blackbox tries to use libSM.6, X11.6, Xext.6, etc, it chokes.
/usr/lib is the only path for a full
On 14-Feb-2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You might want to add to the INSTALL documentation that the BSDs (NetBSD,
FreeBSD and OpenBSD) should use GNU make (installed as gmake on
Net/FreeBSD), not BSD make, otherwise it will not compile everything
successfully.
Does automake add gnu make
as for the tempfile thing, i believe this is something that shaleh has
added, since my original script makes its own tempfiles manually. i
prefer things this way so that's how the upcoming bsetbg will work,
unless someone can give me a good reason why i should use an external
program to
On 13-Feb-2002 David Egan Evans wrote:
In case there was concern over the licensing, the newer BSD license, which
is essentially what blackbox uses, is Free by Stallman's definition, and
copy-left compatible. This should qualify blackbox without a problem
for savannah.
I am willing to
plug
Then consider sunsite.dk. It's smaller and more personal while still
providing the normal services (ftp/http/cvs/rsync/mailinglists) and
daily backups.
/plug
Ok, how about a bug/feature request tracker and fast access from the US.
A big reason I chose sf.net was the bug tracker.
Shaleh, is the version currently in CVS buildable? I couldn't get Brad's
patch to apply cleanly to Window.cc and I don't speak enough C++ to do it
by hand.
you have to apply it from within the src/ dir not the top level dir like my
patches usually are.
That said, yes cvs builds and I
be
displayed at (http://blackboxwm.sf.net), which currently has nothing.
I have been horribly sick the last two days and finishing my contract with some
employers earlier this week. The new site should be up within a few days.
On 10-Feb-2002 Es Bee Ex wrote:
I can't remember if this is a known bug or not, but it is pretty
annoying. Whenever I am working in a workspace with, say, Opera,
and I use the bbpager style workspace switching to scroll to another
workspace I will sometimes either be travelling to, or will
On 09-Feb-2002 Eli Segal wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a problem with blackbox when i run
LyX or xterm with mc on it.
it that when i resize the window or overlaping it
with another window it content gets messy
and it wont update until i iconize it when restore
this is really bothers with LyX
I would suspect the NV driver here and not blackbox. I just did an dselect
based upgrade in a rxvt that was 30% covered by another rxvt and the timer
was
just as accurate while covered as when not.
With lyx I can scroll through the entire document and watch it update, even
with symbols
On 09-Feb-2002 Marco Fonseca wrote:
Is it possible to have auto-hide hide after some specified interval
instead of immediately?
not currently. Should not be too difficult to add though.
On 10-Feb-2002 Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
On 09-Feb-2002 Marco Fonseca wrote:
Is it possible to have auto-hide hide after some specified interval
instead of immediately?
not currently. Should not be too difficult to add though.
On further examination it is even easier than I expected
Now this is something I really don't get. I took a look at the KDE patch
since I use a lot of KDE apps. It's very small and doesn't need any KDE
libraries. Afaics there's absolutely no bloat in the patch, only a feature
that some people find nice. I simply can't see why a patch like this
On 08-Feb-2002 Henrik Kinnunen wrote:
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 10:50:33 -0700 (MST)
Eric Christian Carlsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wondering if the 'crash on change to workspace 2' bug has been fixed
with
the new release. I've experienced that a few times now and I was wondering
if
it's
Now this is something I really don't get. I took a look at the KDE patch
since I use a lot of KDE apps. It's very small and doesn't need any KDE
libraries. Afaics there's absolutely no bloat in the patch, only a feature
that some people find nice. I simply can't see why a patch like this
On 08-Feb-2002 scott wrote:
Are there any plans to distribute more styles with
upcoming releases of blackbox?
It seems that since styles themselves are just a few dozen
lines of text, it'd be a trivial size increase to the
BB distrib tarball if a bunch of new styles were added.
I was
On 08-Feb-2002 Tig wrote:
On this note, a number of the best themes I've seen for BB come from m3g;
http://blackbox.nlc.no/index.html
In fact these are the only themes I use now
pretty good styles, they may wind up in a release some day .
Someone let our friend know blackbox lives
The next time you go somewhere with or without your laptop, you can get
your sources easily and make changes and commit them, delete the sources
locally and still have your changes the next time you want to work on
them.
as I said elsewhere, the assumption here is I have network access
On 07-Feb-2002 Marc Wilson wrote:
Head on over to
http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-02-06-010-20-RV-DT-SW
and check out the fluxbox review. While I suppose fluxbox is nice, he
really doesn't get it, does he?
Wow, I had heard the tabs were ugly but jeez . (-:
I
any chance that one of the more articulate blackbox users/developers
would be able to write a rebuttal review? there are some good comments
from bb users pointing out errors, but it'd be great if we could show
all the new work going into bb and point out why we like it better than
fluxbox
On 07-Feb-2002 Eric Christian Carlsen wrote:
Just wondering if the 'crash on change to workspace 2' bug has been fixed
with
the new release. I've experienced that a few times now and I was wondering if
it's worth it to update. The only reason I haven't so far is that I always
use
the patch
On 07-Feb-2002 David Terrell wrote:
On Thu, Feb 07, 2002 at 11:02:41AM -0800, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
Vendor branches don't give you good commit history.
but they do reflect my code and cvs usage.
Are you planning on letting other people commit to the cvs tree
on sf directly
On 07-Feb-2002 Philipp Reinecke wrote:
Hello,
I recently experienced a strange bug which I believe is Blackbox
related. Starting xbiff, putting it in the slit with wmswallow
and changing to another workspace _before_ it appears in the slit
leaves its window decorations on the workspace it
On 07-Feb-2002 Johan Ronström wrote:
I dont know if this is the right newsgroup but bblaunch is a bbtool...
When I use BBLaunch to start apps in other workspaces and so, the log says
'XGetCommand can't allocate enough memory' and the program launches normally
(in the current workspace).
On 08-Feb-2002 Imad Hussain wrote:
Hi!
Alright, I know BlackBox isn't about frills and such, and I do agree with
that philosophy. However, recently I've been enticed by the dark side -- KDE.
I'm sure I could be saved if I could find I way to modify the window
decorations to be similiar
It occured for me after a few days of using 0.62.0. The problem with this
'bug' is that it seems almost completely random, and it /very/ difficult
to reproduce consistently, but I have had it happen to me at least 10
times.
I am sorry this cannot be of any more use.
If it does
(like fvwm or twm), then BlackBox is a very beautiful alternative. In
fact, in a lot of ways, I prefer BlackBox because of its simplicity.
There is little to distract you.
that is exactly what I like about blackbox. I often use it on a 800x600
display. There is still room.
On 05-Feb-2002 Asviyan, Anatoly wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Sean 'Shaleh' Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 5:14 AM
To: Anatoly Asviyan
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Fw: RE: bb and transient windows
The team is working on getting NET WM
On 06-Feb-2002 cthulhain wrote:
In the gothic chambers of the underworld on Wed 06 Feb 2002 at 14:47 -0500,
Jamin W. Collins muttered darkly:
What usual window border are you referring to? I've just check
gkrellm in and out of the slit and it runs the same for me now (under
0.62.1) as it
On 06-Feb-2002 xOr wrote:
On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 02:44:58AM -0600, Anh Lai wrote:
Does anyone have this problem:
when playing quake3 fullscreen, if someone messages me in gaim, the gaim
messege window appears overlayed in my game view. Nothing freezes, but
it's annoying that i must exit
Not sure of the complete technical breakdown in terms of what it means
to Blackbox, but in essence Fullscreen items take over the complete
display (no decoration of any kind). I don't believe this requires
DGA. If it would help, I could whip up a really minor fullscreen SDL
application
On 06-Feb-2002 Jamin W. Collins wrote:
On Wed, 2002-02-06 at 15:17, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
On this topic (forgive me I am not a gamer and generally do not own cool
enough
hardware to run most games) what does 'fullscreen mode' mean? Is this
something like DGA? I suspect I will have
Sean, are you sure you want to fend off other people from any stage
of the development of blackbox?
Right now, today yes. Too many cooks are not what I need. xOr and I are
sufficent for the current task. We have worked out what there is to do and
just need to do it. The work is
Um. I don't see why you would discourage help so quickly. At very least
more people means more eyes and more ideas. Heck, even having people
bug testing, trying to break things, can only help.
I have always released pre releases whenever they would compile. This will
continue.
There has been some concerned raised and I want to discuss this on its own
thread so no one misses it.
In the upcoming weeks there is going to be a major change in the blackbox
internals. Part of this is to remove the home brew linked list code and use
the STL. Part of this is to allow for
I also was put off by the rather harsh thanks, but NO thanks. Are you
going to update the anonymous CVS-tree regularly? That would give other
interested parties at least the possibility to view the progress and
submit patches (yes, sometimes somebody else _does_ find something that
you
On 06-Feb-2002 Roman Neuhauser wrote:
Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2002 17:46:41 -0500
From: Jan Schaumann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: BlackBox (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: bb and transient windows
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Um. I don't see why you would discourage help
2) use styles shipped with blackbox with minimal (preferably no)
modification
The shipped styles are *old*, and there are some much nicer ones these
days. I'd think that we should be showing off the best of what we can do
with the style capabilities.
If we have to provide a pointer
On 04-Feb-2002 Anatoly Asviyan wrote:
On 03-Feb-2002 Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote
It seems that bb does not respect WM_TRANSIENT_FOR property:
dialogs can appear anywhere on screen and not put above their master
windows.
can you give an example of improper handling? I open Foo
On 05-Feb-2002 Marc Wilson wrote:
On Mon, Feb 04, 2002 at 07:11:04PM -0800, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
Well, unless we recreate bb.themes.org I would rather use the default
styles.
Even then, since we ship these styles, people should know what they get for
free.
Then let's replace
How would you like us to submit screenshots? Email them to you
personally? Normally, I would point you to my website, but the server is
trashed at the moment.
please, link to a URL. That way everyone can see them and if my mail goes
flaky we do not lose anything.
On 03-Feb-2002 Asviyan, Anatoly wrote:
hi
here some thing that can be considered bugs ;-) If I missed something or
just was wrong plz fix me
It seems that bb does not respect WM_TRANSIENT_FOR property:
dialogs can appear anywhere on screen and not put above their master
windows.
On 03-Feb-2002 Marc Wilson wrote:
On Sat, Feb 02, 2002 at 02:12:31PM -0800, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
A user sent me a patch so that bsetroot can now set the atom that pseudo
transparent apps want set. This has been commited to the head of the cvs
tree.
I tried it, it works great
On 04-Feb-2002 Joey Morris wrote:
I think I've discovered a focus bug that occurs when the mouse is over the
bbkeys cycle menu. To reproduce, open at least two windows on a workspace.
Position one so that the cycle menu overlaps it when it appears.
Position another so that the cycle menu does
A user sent me a patch so that bsetroot can now set the atom that pseudo
transparent apps want set. This has been commited to the head of the cvs tree.
Remember to do a cvs update -dAP to remove the historical cruft.
There should be a 0.62.2 release in a week or so.
Fun things in the works,
On 31-Jan-2002 Mads Martin Jørgensen wrote:
* Sean 'Shaleh' Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Jan 31. 2002 07:16]:
The keybind code will likely appear in blackbox at some future date
(around 4 - 6 months I think).
Will that be as configurable as bbkeys, or just as it was in the older
versions
On 31-Jan-2002 Isaac Shaeffer wrote:
(note: this is not a Xinerama question)
I have a multihead setup, and blackbox takes both heads over. Normaly the
way bb does this is awsome But their are times I only wish bb to take
control of one head. More specificly i want to run another wm on :0.1.
1) http://www.planetquake.com/lvl/blackbox
is the current champ by various counts, I like it too. I will probably work
with Thread and the author of #1 to integrate the features we like from both.
Thanks everyone.
On 31-Jan-2002 Ola Ormset wrote:
On Thu, 2002-01-31 at 16:49, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
I have to reasons for wanting key bindings back:
a) people find it annoying to have to compile and install one more app just
to
get blackbox working the way they want
But bbkeys comes in very handy
As we move forward with the new website we need content.
I know that scattered around the web are various FAQs, tutorials, etc. I would
like to host them on the blackbox site. If you want to write a new one, that
is great too. A translator how to for people adding or modifying the nls files
On 31-Jan-2002 Marc Wilson wrote:
On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 01:38:59PM -0600, xOr wrote:
Blackbox 0.62.1 is released!
Here's what the changelog reports:
* added Chinese nls
* support srcdir in all makefiles
* multibyte support is only enabled when the locale actually needs it
* cleaned up
On 29-Jan-2002 Anh Lai wrote:
1) Any way to make windows raise to the front when using ALT+TAB
(cycling thru opened windows)
hack bbkeys to call RaiseWindow as it cycles
2) Any way to change the actions of buttons (right and middle click) on
the window borders ie: I would like to change
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