On Sun, Apr 24 2011, Thomas Adam wrote:
> Yes, and you'd be reinventing what FvwmWindowMenu provides.
Yes, without Perl and an additional process. (By the way, can you create
"sections" with FvwmWindowMenu based on window's properties like sticky?)
> Here, here's a square; keep filing the edges
On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 01:03:01AM +0200, Gábor Vida wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Maybe I don't understand you clearly, but I do it this way (you can of
> course make it less "structured"):
Yes, and you'd be reinventing what FvwmWindowMenu provides. Here, here's a
square; keep filing the edges until its cor
Hi,
Maybe I don't understand you clearly, but I do it this way (you can of
course make it less "structured"):
DestroyFunc MyMakeMyWindowListFunc
AddToFunc MyMakeMyWindowListFunc
+ I AddToMenu $[0] "Window list" title top
# windows of current desktop
+ I All UseStack (CurrentDesk,!Focused,!Stic
> Umm, given it's *shipped* with FVWM, uses things *shipped*
> with FVWM, but > requires perl, which is not unreasonable at all,
You're absolutely right. I was just looking for a more "compact"
solution. My configs are minimalist to the maximum.
> I fail to see what else there is for you to do to
On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 03:09:16PM -0700, rff wrote:
> > Using FvwmWindowMenu, I believe so.
>
> I'm trying to keep the number of modules/external binaries as low
> as possible (old machine), but FvwmWindowMenu runs a Perl binary.
> So I'll reconsider my way of doing things.
Umm, given it's *ship
> Using FvwmWindowMenu, I believe so.
I'm trying to keep the number of modules/external binaries as low
as possible (old machine), but FvwmWindowMenu runs a Perl binary.
So I'll reconsider my way of doing things.
Thanks anyway.
On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 08:47:16AM -0700, rff wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to have a root menu item that opens a submenu
> listing every window. In other words, each item in the
> submenu would represent one window and I'd be able to
> click it to switch to the selected window. Is this
> possible?
Hello,
I'd like to have a root menu item that opens a submenu
listing every window. In other words, each item in the
submenu would represent one window and I'd be able to
click it to switch to the selected window. Is this
possible?
When I run WindowList from the root menu, it creates
and "detaches
