On May 3, 5:02 pm, Pete French p...@twisted.org.uk wrote:
but TimeMon has a buig in it - the first time you start it then it
will not animate the icon. You need to quit it and start it a second
time - the second time it works properly. I have never used AClock so I
dn;t know, but maybe it has
Omniscient wrote:
On May 3, 5:02 pm, Pete French p...@twisted.org.uk wrote:
but TimeMon has a buig in it - the first time you start it then it
will not animate the icon. You need to quit it and start it a second
time - the second time it works properly. I have never used AClock so I
dn;t
Pete French wrote:
What is the right way to manage docapp to start after login? Using
gnustep wmaker. I am trying to dock AClock TimeMon
I just dock them and set the 'start when Window maker is started'
option.,
but TimeMon has a buig in it - the first time you start it then it
will not
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
This is a backend bug.
Hi. By backend bug do you mean bug in AppKit or in art? If in art, I
guess I can workaround it by try get backend-xlibs running.
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On May 3, 7:51 pm, Zhang Weiwu zhangwe...@realss.com wrote:
what is the alternative way?
* switch to other dockapps with similar feature? (please recommend
alternative ones thanks:) I can look up application directory but
might end up using another not recommend dockapp
Zhang Weiwu wrote:
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
This is a backend bug.
Hi. By backend bug do you mean bug in AppKit or in art? If in
art, I guess I can workaround it by try get backend-xlibs running.
It is a bug in the window manager interface, which is shared between
all backends (art, xlib,
Omniscient wrote:
Since most of them who can deal with the problem were focusing on
building their own DE and they won't use Window Maker in any way
either were too busy with anything else. And no matter how many NeXT
zealots would say how much they love the current look, they can't help
either.
This is a backend bug. Whatever application you start first under WindowMaker
does not get a proper application menu or application icon. In fact, you can
reproduce the effect for any application by setting
defaults write NSGlobalDomain GSIgnoreRootOffsets YES
I don't know if this is a
Hi,
Pete French wrote:
What is the right way to manage docapp to start after login? Using
gnustep wmaker. I am trying to dock AClock TimeMon
I just dock them and set the 'start when Window maker is started' option.,
but TimeMon has a buig in it - the first time you start it then it
Hi,
Pete French wrote:
I'm not aware of this bug and I have TimeMon running on several
different architectures...
Under WindowMaker ? I havent tried it on any other WM's. My setup
is FreeBSD. It doesnt have to be autolaunched either - you click it
to start it up, and it starts, but the
I tried right now the following, under Linux, x86, WindowMaker, art backend.
- openapp TimeMon
- drag it into WindowMaker's dock
- quit
...so at this point you have run it once and quit...
- double click on the icon with three dots that remained in the dock
- enjoy TimeMon in all its
Pete French wrote:
Please do. This used to work OK, but it stopped a while ago - it's
not irritating enough that I ever got around to ooking at it in
detail, but if it could be reported so it is in the bug system that
would be gerat, and you seem to have more of a clue about it than I
do ;)
What is the right way to manage docapp to start after login? Using
gnustep wmaker. I am trying to dock AClock TimeMon
Traditional way is to customize .Xsession. It doesn't work. If I start
AClock after logged in, it has a single animated application icon which
is what I need. If I start it
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