if (w-isFocused()) {
if (screen-isSloppyFocus())
screen-getBlackbox()-setFocusedWindow((BlackboxWindow *) 0);
else if (w-isTransient() w-getTransientFor()
w-getTransientFor()-isVisible())
w-getTransientFor()-setInputFocus();
else {
On 27-Nov-2001 Christian Dysthe wrote:
Hi,,
I am using Sylpheed Claws 0.6.5. for e-mail. When I search for mail
with this program Blackbox often crashes and takes down X with it,
especially when I search in folders with a lot of mail. I have tried
other WM's (icewm, xfce, kde, fvwm) on my
Ok friends, here is your chance to earn some karma. I am a little busy and
have not been able to devote full attention to this. here is his backtrace
from gdb on the core.
gdb blackbox core
(gdb) where
#0 0x401d8971 in kill () from /lib/libc.so.6
#1 0x401d8775 in raise () from
On 28-Nov-2001 Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
Ok friends, here is your chance to earn some karma. I am a little busy and
have not been able to devote full attention to this. here is his backtrace
from gdb on the core.
Christian, could you be very specific about the version of sylpheed
mrowe@jamaro:~$ bbkeys: signal 11 caught
shutting down
aborting... dumping core
though I can't find any files as a result. This is with bbkeys version
0.8.2 from bbkeys_0.8.2-2_i386.deb I'm assuming it's reproducible, as
bbkeys has been dying on me at work too, but I hadn't pinned down
Doh - Just went to get the source tarball and spotted the 0.8.3 release
.deb. Installed it and the problem seems to have gone. Thanks for the
prompt feedback (and Sean too).
I have been unable to find the source for 0.8.3 or it would be in Debian.
On 29-Nov-2001 Marc Wilson wrote:
On Wed, Nov 28, 2001 at 10:24:10PM +, Martin Rowe wrote:
Is this what you're after - it appears to be a source package.
http://movingparts.thelinuxcommunity.org/bbkeys/bbkeys-0.8.3.tar.gz
Could Debian use the current CVS for bbkeys instead of the
I added the 0.8.3 release to the sourceforge project page, so you can get
at it there if you need to.
the other reason I was holding off was that someone was supposedly taking over
bbkeys as well as uploading bbconf. Nobody stepped up. I can not compile
bbconf under Debian because the
On 27-Nov-2001 robert jorgenson wrote:
Okay i am fairly new to linux and i have a fairly old system and someone
recomended blackbox and after trying like 5 different WM's i found that
blackbox ws the fastest and i like it the best too :P But i was wondering if
there is any way to customize
On 27-Nov-2001 Christian Dysthe wrote:
Hi,,
I am using Sylpheed Claws 0.6.5. for e-mail. When I search for mail
with this program Blackbox often crashes and takes down X with it,
especially when I search in folders with a lot of mail. I have tried
other WM's (icewm, xfce, kde, fvwm) on my
On 26-Nov-2001 Olivier Roulet wrote:
Isn't that the NumLock is on or off ?
Btw Sean,
what is your position concerning one of the few
built-in shortcuts ( ALT + MB1 to move a window ) ?
It only works when Num-Lock is off .
Should't the Shortcut work all the time ?
I thought Jeff Raven
Here are a few of my intial findings. The proposed algorithm relies on
knowing the location of all windows. It then creates a list of the
uncovered desktop area expressed in rectangles. This means that there
would need to be notifications sent on all window placements and moves.
I will
yay bloat ware.
thats exactly what I want blackbox to become, maybe you can call it
blackbox^2 to express how much more resources it'll take.
You are assuming that the algorithm is more expensive than the one we have now.
This has not been tested yet. You are also assuming it is
On 23-Nov-2001 Peter Szekszardi wrote:
Hi,
I use Sloppy Focus and I have some buggy features also. For example if
the focus is on app A on workspace 1 and I switch to workspace 2, where
there is no window, app A on ws 1 still has the focus. I think the
desirable behaviour would be, that
Side question: I notice that sloppy focus is only in effect if the mouse
actually crosses the border of the window... feature, or bug?
because it gets a window enter event only when the border is crossed.
Friends, can someone offer a place to put a bug tracker for blackbox? If not I
am considering starting a sourceforge project for it.
And yes, if Jeff does not stand up and unless nyz complains I plan to step up
and captain the ship.
Most of you know me, I have been here a long time. nyz and I
On 22-Nov-2001 shev wrote:
Hi, I've recently installed and began to use blackbox with KDE, however I
have been having problems with colour.
When I try to view say, a photograph/picture or any other high resolution
graphic it appears 'freyed' or scruffy - as if I am in a lower colour depth.
On 22-Nov-2001 Scott Moynes wrote:
There has been some voicings on IRC similar to this. I believe there
was a promise of someone hosting CVS and similar amenities to help
spurn development, but I am not sure how far they've
gotten. (Unfortunately, most of these people unsubscribed
from this
On 22-Nov-2001 Michael Hostbaek wrote:
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry (shalehperry) writes:
On 22-Nov-2001 Scott Moynes wrote:
I know the guys from sourceforge, even if VA went tits up tomorrow they are
ok.
That said, I am more than willing to let someone else host. CVS is not
enough
though, I
On 22-Nov-2001 Michael Hostbaek wrote:
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry (shalehperry) writes:
I was under the impression that was for FSF sanctioned projects only. Or at
least GPL'ed ones.
Well so *was* sourceforge... ;)
nah, sourceforge was open source, regardless of license.
But, who
Go to sf.net and check out waimea. It is the latest of the new wm's based on
blackbox. Nifty new features include direct support for Xrender extensions
(anti-aliasing) and 'actions'. Seems interesting if not my cup of tea.
On 19-Nov-2001 Jay wrote:
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone else had noticed...
In the .blackboxrc file is a setting for the toolbar's time string (version
5, dont know about 6.)
I added '%a %e %b' and now the date appears before the time on the toolbar.
Cool.
Even a simply %c works, but
On 18-Nov-2001 Andrew wrote:
61.1 Is over a year old, and I was just wondering if there is a development
version or a CVS repositopy? I love BB its the best.
At the moment, 0.61.1 is the most current. Will see what the near future holds.
More than anything, I'm curious if anyone else has the desire/need for
this kind of functionality. If I understand it correctly, this is
leaning towards the Emacs model of keybindings that allow chaining
things. So, you press alt+M and then press control+Up to do
something. I would like
On 10-Nov-2001 Jamin W. Collins wrote:
I've attempted to contact the author of Fluxbox to clarify the
licensing concern over the Keys.cc file. It would appear that
grab_defs.hh also bares the GPL license.
Jamin W. Collins
Why is this a problem? The BSD and GPL licenses are compatible.
On 02-Nov-2001 Jason Willis wrote:
Hello,
I'm running Blackbox 0.61.x, XFree86 4.0.3, and Linux kernel
2.4.13-ac3. Whenever I move or resize a window in Blackbox, all other video
processes in the background freeze, until I release the mouse button (i.e.
stop moving or resizing
On 02-Nov-2001 Jason Willis wrote:
Thanks all of you for your suggestions and explanations. :- ) I've
tried the opaque window movement option as recommended, and yes, video
playback is not halted during window movement but still is during window
resizing.Can you show me where
On 30-Oct-2001 Eric Christian Carlsen wrote:
Just thought you might be interested in knowing that my signal 11
crashes weren't a blackbox specific problem. It appears to be hardware,
it's happening in other window managers too. I tried testing the memory
(couldn't find anything wrong with
On 26-Oct-2001 Eric Christian Carlsen wrote:
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
On 26-Oct-2001 Eric Christian Carlsen wrote:
One other question. Blackbox has been crashing on me with signal elevens
fairly often recently. Any idea on what that is? Thanks
a sig 11 is a nasty one. Causes run from
I think there are a couple of bb bugs that would be nice to see squashed
though.
Anyone have a list of these? The only bugs I have seen are the weird
bbkeys/new workspace bug that was discussed lately and one from the Debian BTS
about blackbox crashing when the locale specified is unknown to
- was the Focus Last Window on Workspace item checked in
Configuration menu?
where did that option come from? The only thing close to it is Focus Window
on Workspace Change.
On 26-Sep-2001 Jason Kasper wrote:
Actually, after digging into the black arts of auto*, I can say that
it's automake that is doing this. If you take a very simple Makefile.am
and run automake against it, automake will happily generate a
Makefile.in that knows how to rebuild config.h,
and another thing. The configure script adds the X11 libs AFTER the -lqt so it
still breaks.
plugin.o: In function `Plugin::Plugin(QObject *, char const *)':
plugin.o(.text+0x1d): undefined reference to `Plugin virtual table'
plugin.o: In function `Plugin::~Plugin(void)':
plugin.o(.text+0xc1): undefined reference to `Plugin virtual table'
win.o: In function
On 16-Sep-2001 Kyle Donaldson wrote:
On Sat, 15 Sep 2001, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
That and it breaks the first rule of Unix: Do one thing and do it well.
hate to break it to you but every gui ever written does that (-:
I know, but I just felt like venting after the build took
The reason for removing /usr/bin/auto* was because the creators of auto*,
in all of their wisdom, decided that if those programs happen to exist on
your system, ./configure should be rebuilt and rerun when you *attempt* to
run make.
I say *attempt* because I have never seen a machine
- trying to configure with g++-2.95 breaks, complaining it can't find
Qt (even though it had no problem finding them with g++ 3.0)
if you look at config.log, it is actually something else breaking the
compilation of the qt test app.
On 16-Sep-2001 Mark Hill wrote:
Hi,
has anybody been working on a bbmenu - a program/script to
auto-generate
a blackbox menu?
I was working on a perl script to the kde side of a bbmenu, but my perl
isn't
good enough to know how to do recursion.
I don't
Maybe the autotools a relatively good idea. However, on projects that use
them, they should never be needed by anyone else but the developers. (Why
does ./configure insist on checking for them? The generation has already
been done, otherwise ./configure wouldn't exist!)
I swear that is a
On 17-Sep-2001 Aaron Benedict wrote:
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Hash: SHA1
When I ran configure for bbconf I got the following error:
checking for libz... configure: error: not found. Check your installation and
look into config.log
What is libz and where can I get the
On 17-Sep-2001 Aaron Benedict wrote:
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Sean,
OK. I have it (located in /usr/lib), what do I have to do in order to have it
noticed by the configure script?
install the development package which includes the headers and the lib links
needed
On 17-Sep-2001 Jason Kasper wrote:
I wholeheartedly agree. If anyone can shed light on this annoyance (and
enlighten me in the process), I'd be rather grateful.
./configure should ONLY do that--configure what's already been
automake'd, autoconf'd, and perl admin/am_edit'd. Why it
On 16-Sep-2001 Mark Hill wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if there was a development version of blackbox to
download?
0.61.x is the latest and greatest. No real devel work in the public for a few
months.
On 01-Aug-2001 Jan Schaumann wrote:
Hi all,
I know i can set the taskbar to autohide, but is there a way to get
rid of it completely? All I'd like to have would be the various little
bbtools, but quite frankly, I have no use whatsoever for the taskbar
(aside from the clock, which, of
collaborate on a BBox project let me know. I'm short on ideas b
ut full of interest :).
go write us a file manager (-:
On 30-Jul-2001 Marius David wrote:
Hello.
How can I acces the window menu (Send To..., Shade, ...) for applications
like gkrellm, xmms wich have no window border in blackbox? I want to make
gkrellm sticky.
bbkeys can do this via a key binding.
On 22-Jul-2001 Chris Bacott wrote:
Or should I just read the source? I want to work on BB, but I can't find any
docs.
it is all in the source, no other docs. The good news is the code blackbox
code is well named, designed and layed out. bbtools is a little harder to
follow but is also
Thanks. It was mentioned above that There is some 'goal' that Jeff and Brad
want to implement. Exactly what spec are they wanting to implement? I was
just going to add a few features, port a few apps, etc. I'm coming from Kde,
and I love the speed of BB, but it lacks a few features and
On 20-Jul-2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
A while back blackbox switched from having a resize and move handle on
the right side of the window to a bar on the bottom (a la .. well, a LOT
of wm's). I wasn't happy with this change but let it be.
Well I was on an old machine w/ and
For instance, in Windows (I have to keep referring to
that because it's the only thing similar I know), I
have C:\Winnt\Profiles\Administrator\Start
Menu\Subfolders\Shortcuts N' Stuff.lnk and
C:\Winnt\Profiles\All Users\Subfolders\Shortcuts N'
Stuff.lnk
What I would like is, perhaps
2) How do I create KDE icons in my desktop?
tell konqueror to put them there (setting somewhere)
3) How can I switch between applcations if I want to use ALT+TAB?
install and configure bbkeys -- this is in the FAQ, read some of the web pages.
C) Eliminate the ability to run compound commands in menu
items, but leave it in for rootCommands.
D) Provide two menu items, say [exec] and [cexec]; the first
would just use sh, the second sh -c. rootCommand would
still use sh -c. For the most part this would make
On 30-May-2001 Jason vanRijn Kasper wrote:
umm, and why can't we leave it as is?
1219 ?S 0:00 /bin/sh -c /usr/bin/X11/xfmail
1220 ?S 0:11 /usr/bin/X11/xfmail
1269 ?S 0:00 /bin/sh -c rxvt
1270 ?S 0:00 rxvt
Having two processes per process is
But what about not using any /bin/sh?
I prefer F)
F) Provide two menu items, say [shexec] and [exec]; the first
using sh -c and the second not using any sh. rootCommand
would still use sh -c. (If users want old behaviour, they would need
to change their [exec] menu entries
On 02-May-2001 blacksub wrote:
When I use the configure tool during installation I get the error message:
Could not find XOpenDisplay in -lX11
..and thats as far as I can get. any ideas?
VERSIONS:
Stampede linux(current)
kernel 2.4.3
Xfree86 3.3.6
blackbox 0.60.3
a) install the
On 27-Apr-2001 Greg Larson wrote:
Is there any sort of API that will keep me notified of
WM events and let me control some of those events?
i.e. currently I am doing this with lisp code in sawfish
and I want to do the same with BlackBox.
not really. bbpager and bbkeys work with X atoms
And a real debian package was just uploaded, unstable users will see it tonight.
I removed the QT depends, it now uses the console app.
Indulge me in this Can someone who uses the patch or is familiar
with it respond to the list with what exactly it does (I seem to recall
it being more than a simple keygrab--I think it also had a corresponding
configurable action for dealing with the buffer contents). And further,
On 15-Mar-2001 Jason Kasper wrote:
Yeah, that's a feature. =:) I wasn't about to recode the configurator
that I consider will be the least-used for this As far as the
"x-cut-buffer" feature goes, why not just combine it with the
ExecCommand directive so that bbkeys looks for a '%s' in
On 21-Feb-2001 Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
Another way to do this :
Right click on the titlebar to bring up the window's menu, go down
into the "Send To" submenu and _middle_click_ on a workspace name.
Yeah, I was proud of mys
On 16-Feb-2001 Robin Rowe wrote:
Hi. Is there a developer howto for those who want to make modifications to
blackbox and offer patches?
I have downloaded blackbox-0.61.1.tar.gz. Is this the right file to work
against? Is there CVS or are patches the preferred approach? Is there a list
Since I'm not a coder, I'll probably have to join some gkrellm mailing
list and try convincing someone over there that the world _needs_ just
such a plugin. 8-)
Not a gkrellm user, I find that just running bbpager solves my problms. Ony
reason I use the toolbar is for the clock.
On 16-Feb-2001 Robert Davis wrote:
Ahoy
Okay, what am I doing wrong?
Someone here earlier today suggested that if I just right-click the toolbar,
I could get an automatic hide option. But when I right-click the toolbar,
the most I can hide is the name of the workspace I am in. No options
On 13-Feb-2001 Robin Rowe wrote:
Hi. How do I restore minimized applications? Cycling through them on the
control bar only seems to touch the ones that are up.
you click the middle mouse button (or both at once on a two button mouse) and
look at the icons list.
or another fluffy feature patch to add a Backgrounds menu like Styles. It
reads all of the image files names, then calls bsetbg whenever you choose
one.
Anyone done anything like this already?
not that I recall. That said, you can basically steal the function that reads
styles. Should
On 26-Jan-2001 vanRijn wrote:
re, all. Actually, I (erm, author of bbkeys) will agree with Cameron on
this. bbkeys shouldn't be dependent on qt. I also think that bbkeysconf and
bbkeys should be separated into two distinct packages--and that a "strong
suggestion" or whatever the debian
If that's given, then bbkeys will launch its own configuration program,
bbkeysConfigC (written in straight C) inside an xterm, lowering the
"external gotta have" from qt2.x to "xterm". Now, I realize that maybe
not everybody will have xterm installed on their box, but I think far more
On 12-Jan-2001 Asesino_Virtual wrote:
Hi. I cant use my "at" simbol (that used in the email address). I have it on
my Q key, and i should do AltGr+Q for typeing, but it doesnt seem to work.
Any tips?.
your keyboard is set to a different type of keyboard than you have most likely.
On Thu, Jan 04, 2001 at 02:56:07PM -0600, Jon Pennington wrote:
This was seen on debian-user today, and I wanted to know if anyone had
tested this with bbkeys yet...
bbkeys simply listens to xkb events and figures out whether it cares or not.
I suspect it would take a couple of lines of code,
On 22-Dec-2000 SATO Satoru wrote:
Probablly there are not any blackbox v0.61.1 deb/src for potato
avalable, I think.
Sato, thanks for the in depth answer before me (-:
In general when looking for sources for a deb, the path is:
your
On 22-Dec-2000 Robert Davis wrote:
Ahoy All
BB newbie asks:
Can I put different themes on each of my four desk tops?
nope, sorry.
On Mon, Dec 18, 2000 at 04:36:00PM +, j s wrote:
While the answers given to this are indeed correct, I think this goes on my
list of things I'd like to see fixed. It shouldn't be too hard to stat the
file, and when it changes, reload the configuration info. I setup blackbox
for a
On 11-Dec-2000 David W. Talmage wrote:
I just discovered something cool about blackbox.
If you have xscreensaver installed, then you can put this in a style file:
rootCommand: /usr/X11R6/libexec/xscreensaver/flag -root
and have it run as your background. I suppose
On Fri, Dec 08, 2000 at 06:09:37PM +, Dave wrote:
One of the things I'd find quite useful is the ability to send a window to the
next (or previous) workspace by using a keypress. As far as I can tell, bbkeys
can't do this right now but it might be possible to allow this. Since I don't
So, (when) will real support appear in the CVS?
as soon as somone who uses Xinerama and bb make the patch I bet (-:
Thread reports that if you Alt+right click resize a window and while doing this
click the left mouse button, X reacts oddly. Windows do not redraw, etc.
I did not see this on my X 3.3.6 workstation at work. I did see this at home
where I run XF4's xserver but run bb linked to xlib 3.3.6.
So,
On Thu, Nov 30, 2000 at 10:41:32AM -0800, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
Thread reports that if you Alt+right click resize a window and while doing this
click the left mouse button, X reacts oddly. Windows do not redraw, etc.
Ok, this is a blackbox bug. How to reproduce it:
Alt+right click
On Fri, Dec 01, 2000 at 01:00:38AM +0100, Wilbert Berendsen wrote:
The problem occurs when you Alt+Right Click and move the pointer (resizing
the window), while doing that left click _and then continue to move again_
thus while holding down both mouse buttons.
yes, I realized this, see my
On 28-Nov-2000 Vincent Kraeutler wrote:
I have been experiencing a serious problem when trying to use
gimp layer masks with blackbox.
In order to edit them, one needs to Mod1-Click on the little
layer mask icon in the layers dialog, which, in blackbox,
simply causes the window to be
On 28-Nov-2000 Mads Martin Joergensen wrote:
* jkennis [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Nov 28. 2000 22:11]:
Hello,
You can find a new release of bbpager on the bbtools website
(bbtools.thlinuxcommunity.org). Only change is a fix for a bug
which made bbpager segfault when a window poped up and was
A example of my ignorance. Less-than-a-programmer code :-) :
On_change_desktop(){
show toolbar;
sleep 2;
hide toolbar;
}
Another:
On_mouse_over_titlebar(){
if(shaded) unshade_window();
}
Ok, there are two new functions. Then someone else says
On 01-Nov-2000 antipop wrote:
I've been trying to learn shell scripting and had an interesting idea. I have
a directory full of backgrounds, and I add each background to my menu so I
can switch between them easily. This is a pain in the ass.
I was wondering: is it possible to get blackbox
On 27-Oct-2000 Paul Tomblin wrote:
I tried to set up a key to start a mutt window. I put the following into my
.bbkeysrc:
KeyToGrab(F2), WithModifier(Mod1), WithAction(ExecCommand), DoThis(xterm -sb
-e mutt -Z)
However, when I hit Alt-F2, I get a window that *says* "mutt" in the title
bar,
I have been using "mutt -Z" on the command line and in other window managers
popup xterms for years. This is not a mutt issue, neither is it my
misunderstanding of the command line argument.
hmm, I hadnt run mutt in a month, it believed I had plenty of new mail waiting.
I wonder if this
bbpager has been dying a LOT lately. Anyone else noticed this? I am running
0.2.9.
On 09-Oct-2000 Steven Rutter wrote:
sorry jeff - meant for this to go to the list and not you
--- Forwarded Message ---
From: Steven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jeff Raven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon, 09 Oct 2000 18:11:03 -0500
Subject: Re: Blackbox 0.61.1 (STABLE) is released!
On
On 09-Oct-2000 Steven Rutter wrote:
I don't like it. Here's what I got attempting to install bbkeys on OpenBSD:
/usr/bin/moc gui.hh -o gui.moc
/usr/bin/moc: not found
*** Error code 1
Stop in /home/steven/Downloads/bbkeys-0.3.5/bbkeysconf-1.2.
There's no moc command on my system.
On 04-Oct-2000 Tore Anderson wrote:
Is there Xinerama support in the CVS version of Blackbox? Will there be?`
I'd *hate* to switch to E to get proper Xinerama support..
u, Xinerama simply makes X stretch over N monitors. The wm does not have
to support it. I have seen people using
Yes, but if you have different resolutions, eg 1280x1024 and 1024x768,
you'll end up with a (1280+1024)x1024 area. You'll have a blank area in
the second monitor, and it would be good if the WM didn't put any window
over there.
Just a thought... I don't know if a WM _should_ deal with
On 02-Oct-2000 hal King wrote:
I'm getting a bus error from bbmail. Solaris BB 0.61. I don't thnik I made
any
major changes to my system. I logged out then back in and could no longer run
bbmail.
it is a problem with the Image code. bbkeys just fixed this for itself. Could
probably get
Compile time options also make it difficult to package a piece of software.
The person doing the packaging must choose which options fit most people.
On 12-Sep-2000 J. Seth Henry wrote:
First off, what is the property that defines the color of the *inside*
border. Not the outer border, but the border around the contents of the
window. For example, I am using the style "Gravity Well", which looks
pretty nice. I decide to set the xterms to
On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 06:13:24PM -0400, Jeff Raven wrote:
There is something to be said for uniformity in interface... once upon a
time I had to accounts, one which had it's WM set up so that left-click
on root brought up the root menu and one on which right-click did. Drove
the people
On 01-Sep-2000 hal king wrote:
Thanks to Nathan Clemons I'm up and running in 61.0! Solaris folks read the
24_BPP_README_NOW with the pkgs! Now to the window shopping. I haven't dug
into the code, but OO right? So does each window have a name that all the
others _could_ recognize?
On 28-Aug-2000 Matt Dunford wrote:
I upgraded to 0.61 and now Ctrl+arrow key no longer switches between
workspaces. Is there a quick fix for this?
you have to install the package bbkeys.
I don't remember installing bbkeys for 0.51. Is this a newly introduced
dependency or am I just suffering from a fuzzy memory?
nope, 0.60+ no longer supports key bindings internally. Believe it covers this
in the README and on the web page somewhere.
On 18-Aug-2000 Ben Tracy wrote:
Kim-
Blackbox will probably never mainline this kind of change as it is
the kind of feature bloat that it aims to avoid. However, I would
imagine it wouldn't be too hard to make a small bb-app along the
lines of bbkeys to do such a thing...
Some bb
On 18-Aug-2000 Kim Nørgaard wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if it would be a good idea to make blackbox being able to
support different backgrounds on different desktops. I have personally
used this feature in other WM's, and found it pretty usefull when having
many desktops.
What do you
The man page states that the correct directory is ~/.blackbox/Styles. This was
recently changed to be styles (no captial 'S').
On Thu, Aug 10, 2000 at 02:52:47PM -0400, Derek Cunningham wrote:
if you could send me a copy of a 0.5x theme... i could churn out a perl
script that would modify it to a 0.6x theme...
there are plenty of them on http://bb.themes.org still.
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