On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 12:23 PM, Brad Jorsch <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 10:52:51AM -0300, Bento Loewenstein wrote: >> >> * wmsystray -w 2 > > There's a version of wmsystray with a "-w" option? Google only turns up > 0.1.1 and 0.2.0, neither of which seem to have -w.
I shouldn't have taken this task when i'm sleepy like hell. well, I mistook one for another, like I did with those 3. what I have here is wmsystemtray (note the extra "tem") that is version 1.2 and does have a -w to open multiple instances at once. >> 2 wmweather > > Did you know that wmweather, wmWeather, and wmweather+ are all different > programs? > (I didn't know there was both wmweather and wmWeather until just now) you're kidding, right ? recount... now taking into account the 3 similarly named weather apps. seems like the general categories winning the tally are systrays, volume managers and weather. 1 asclock 1 docker 1 pclock 1 wmacpi 1 wmauda 1 wmbubble 1 wmcalclock 1 wmCalClock 1 wmckgmail 1 wmcliphist 1 wmclock 1 wmcpuload 1 wmfsm 1 wmifinfo 1 wmifs 1 wmitime 1 wmlaptop2 1 wmMatrix 1 wmMoonClock 1 wmmount 1 wmnd 1 wmpager 1 wmpasman 1 wmpiki 1 wmpower 1 wmppp 1 wmsystray 1 wmsmpmon 1 wmweather 1 wmweather+ 1 wmWeather 2 wmmixer 2 wmmon 2 wmnet 2 wmsm 3 wmsystemtray 2 wmtz 2 wmudmount 2 wmvolman 2 wmwifi -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
