looking into how to integrate the shiny new wmgenmenu into wmaker.inst, i came to the conclusion that doing what debian does is a better way.
in short, in debian, "wmaker" is a shell script similar in purpose to wmaker.inst, as in it does the user-level setup *if needed*, then it just execs the real wmaker. i think we should adopt this. it more or less completely replaces wmaker.inst, except wmaker.inst will modify your .xinitrc/.Xsession/something else too. we could keep a wmaker.inst that is stripped so that only does this part, while the "wmaker" you rutinely run actually does user-level setup. i don't even need to say that this by no way means modifications to one's existing setup (maybe you get a new directory or file, but only if you haven't had them before, no modifications or "new versions" of anything you have pre-existing). -- [-] mkdir /nonexistent -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
