suggestions?
/usr/java/latest -> /usr/java/jre1.7.0_17
Haven't noticed any issues.
Can you post a recipe for demonstrating the problem?
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can get xterm to generate it's own icon using the -ai option.)
I tried to duplicate the problem using IconOverride, couldn't do it
but you might still want to look at whether you use IconOverride.
What release of fvwm are you using?
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= getenv("FVWM_USERDIR");
Instructions.c:1719:home = getenv("HOME");
Doesn't look like there's any support.
A patch would be considered.
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that way.
Which console is this and does it have special key bindings?
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gt; Does this necessarily mean that this is an X11 problem?
Any particular HTML or web page?
I use Firefox with input widgets a lot.
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hough I might
> have missed something. The real version is not line-wrapped.)
You might want to look up Lenience.
(Wild guess.)
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ples in the man page and try other options, fvwm
> tell me they are obsolete.
>
> $ fvwm-menu-desktop
> $ fvwm-menu-desktop --desktop kde-user --enable-mini-icons WARNING:
> Argument "desktop" obsolete. Ignored.
> $ fvwm-menu-desktop --type gtk WARNING: Argument "type" obsolete.
> Ignored.
Start by trying:
fvwm-menu-desktop -v
then
fvwm-menu-desktop --version
post results.
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ctly how to achieve
> this from what I've read in the manuals and in examples I've looked on
> the web.
>
> Would anyone happen to know ho I might be able to do this?
>
> Thank you in advance, should anyone be able to help explain.
One word: FvwmAnimate
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money from
>> anyone.)
>
> Thanks for doing this; I've gone ahead and renewed this for the next three
> years. fvwm.org will therefore expire on 2014-12-29.
I just did another 3 years.
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Thomas Adam writes:
>On 26 Jul 2013 16:17, "Dan Espen" wrote:
>>
>> Thomas Adam writes:
>>
>> > Hi Jason,
>> >
>> > On Thu, Dec 08, 2011 at 12:26:22AM -0600, Jason L Tibbitts III
>wrote:
>>
otes to handle file names with spaces.)
Instead of 'Exec xv' do:
Exec exec my-handle-file.
Where "my-handle-file" is a shell you write that figures out what
program to execute.
In my-handle-file figure out what to execute based on $1:
case "$1" in
*.jpg) exec xv $1;;
*.doc) exec ooffice $1;;
*) echo "say what";;
esac
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Dan Espen writes:
> James Griffin writes:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I have used an example for creating a dynamic menu to view pictures,
>> found on the fvwm site to create a documents menu.
>>
>> The problem I have is -- in both examples really -- the files in th
em to be the only people who
> answer back to email and such.
I don't visit the forum so I can't answer questions there.
There are others on the mailing list that answer questions.
I don't know what goes on with the forum.
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d
Sounds like the first question in the FAQ.
Pay attention to the numlock key.
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Mark Selby top posted:
> On 9/16/13 12:01 PM, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Mark Selby writes:
>>
>>> I am running FVWM 2.5.31 on a CentOS 6.4 (x64_64) host using RealVNC
>>> 5.05 as a VNC Server. My client is a Mac Running OSX 10.8.5.
>>>
>>>
Mark Selby TOP POSTED AGAIN:
> On 9/16/13 12:25 PM, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Mark Selby top posted:
>>> On 9/16/13 12:01 PM, Dan Espen wrote:
>>>> Mark Selby writes:
>>>>
>>>>> I am running FVWM 2.5.31 on a CentOS 6.4 (x64_64) host using RealV
d next week I'm
going to be completely offline for a week so you may not
hear anything for a while.
The effort is appreciated.
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s if the style
forbids programs to take foxus themselves (stlye
!FPFocusByProgram).
- Windows no longer jump from one position to the other which
could happen in some cases with SnapAttraction. Windows now
snap to the closest window (or screen edge).
Looks to me like your issue is already listed.
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http://www.fvwmforums.org
>
> We don't hosting configs or packages. The only thing are screenshots
> but only at irregular intervals while updating the web sites.
>
> I'm sorry.
Adding screen shots to fvwm.org isn't great fun,
but I'll do it.
Send the files to me and I'll take care of it.
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ly adds
4 unnecessary bytes to the stack. I know that's very minor
but it goes against my grain. I'm guessing this could be
fixed with a union too which would eliminate the 4 bytes.
But I hesitate to do anything without seeing the messages first.
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one other module but haven't committed
changes. Yet.
Thanks.
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en it stopped again in the middle
> of a session for no obvious reason, and it hasn't worked since.
Take a close look at what Xev actually sees. Are there modifiers
present? Working/not working is usually a numlock issue. See the FAQ.
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On Thu, 2014-08-14 at 10:52 -0400, Bob Woodside wrote:
> On 8/14/2014 4:19 AM, Michael Großer wrote:
> > Thomas Adam wrote:
> > Quote:
> >> - Does having pages *and* desks make sense anymore?
> >>- Just go with pages, which can be named.
> > Please keep in mind that the ability to allow pages *
hael
>
> I too would like to help someway. Is there a person to send a
> skills resume to for review and assignment to the project?
> Brian Amundsen in Minnesota.
Read this:
http://fvwm.org/documentation/dev_cvs.php
anyone can write and submit a patch.
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Thomas Adam writes:
> On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 12:37:37PM +0100, Michael Treibton wrote:
>> On 18 August 2014 05:50, Dan Espen wrote:
>> > Brian writes:
>> >
>> >> On Sun, 17 Aug 2014 15:25:43 +0100
>> >> Michael Treibton wrote:
>&g
Dominik Vogt writes:
> On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 09:32:11AM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>> I haven't examined mvwm all that closely.
>
> At the moment, mvwm is mostly fvwm with a lot of old and obscure
> features removed and some changes of repository layout.
>
>>
Dominik Vogt writes:
> On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 11:25:51AM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Dominik Vogt writes:
>> >> I just did something similar for a work project.
>> >> But I didn't have a lifetime, so I just implemented the table
>> >> driven
y as did all the above. But still, I would opine that 40 years
> from now, it will have been supplanted.
I sure hope that in the future we will not be writing documentation
meant to look like paper.
My guess for the future of documentation is HTML.
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visioned some kind of
extract run generating the actual man page input.
I was trying to make the functions easy to find by giving
them a uniform appearance.
I thought that would help a lot keeping the source code and
the documentation in sync.
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t; I guess nobody really uses because it's annoying), and there is a
> small version of the logo for use as a sidepic in menus.
Maybe I'm nuts, but I don't find FvwmBanner annoying.
I see it once a month or so, how could it be annoying?
But sidepics, yes, they are annoying.
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Do you have any kind of existing config?
If so, see if you are setting ModulePath.
Both of the items you say don't work use modules.
Otherwise, look in .xsession-errors to see if any error messages are
being generated.
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vwm menu.
You don't say what you did to make the menu appear.
I think you have an Fvwm key or mouse binding on the Linux system
that's being intercepted by Fvwm.
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wm would be involved with that.
> This works on MWM, but not on FVWM.
>
> How do I get FVWM to change the menu and add a menu with a callback
> programmatically from within my X-windows/Motif C-program?
>From the command line:
FvwmCommand AddAToMenu ...
so, do a system call.
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than that it
> /is/ acceptable for clients to handle ConfigureNotify even when not
> setting up Xrandr.
>
> [1] http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/proto/randrproto/tree/randrproto.txt
That's the way I read it too, you'd want to trap both.
Tom, by "larger piece of work", I take it you mean you have to deal with
rotations?
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e anything around like it should.
I told Fvwm to execute a "recapture" and that helped.
I think if fvwm becomes aware of a new screen size, it makes sense
to re-position all the windows and icons.
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nstall key
> bindings inside fvwm, please follow up on this email.
On the Debian list they say:
So after all, this bug may have been triggered by a change in VNC
rather than in FVWM.
I don't see how Fvwm can help.
Try the VNC folks.
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Hendrik Tews writes:
> Dan Espen writes:
>
>> On the Debian list they say:
>>
>> So after all, this bug may have been triggered by a change in VNC
>> rather than in FVWM.
>>
>> I don't see how Fvwm can help.
>> Try the VNC folks.
> many FVWM users are affected or whether any FVWM user was
> at all affected by the bug I'm currently tackling.
Hi,
No such problem here.
Firefox 44.0.2.
Fedora 22.
Have you run Firefox from the command line looking for any error
messages it might be throwing?
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Jaimos Skriletz writes:
> On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 11:07 AM, Dan Espen
> wrote:
>
> Just had an opportunity to look at Fvwm.Org, it looks pretty nice.
> I thought we were going to retain the themeing, but I don't see
> it.
> Not a real problem.
>
&g
te.
I didn't notice before, but I agree, it's not pleasant
to look at. I wonder what would make a better background,
a gradient or an image.
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xec exec $1
These commands match on:
The window name, icon name, class, and resource are considered when
attempting to find a match.
As long as Evince has something unchanging in class or resource you
should be good to go.
If all of those thing change, it's a problem with Evince.
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to. Ignorance through continuity has benefits...
>
> Can we move on to some other point of discussion now?
Yes.
I tried to bring up the subject of readability.
(Warning, trimmed "To:" back to fvwm.org.)
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Thomas Adam writes:
> On Mon, Sep 19, 2016 at 04:44:25PM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Yes.
>>
>> I tried to bring up the subject of readability.
>
> OK. Specifically?
New vs. Old:
Colorset -n1 -b red -f red
Colorset 1 bg red, fg red
One is easy to read, write, an
gt; o fvwm website redesigned - no one asked for that
The web site changed when we moved to github of necessity.
PHP wasn't available.
> If all these werent enough, now we've got a change of config to contend with?
>
> I am not pleased.
You've ruined your point about the config change by bringing in
a bunch of irrelevant stuff.
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Ethan Raynor writes:
> On Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 11:50 PM, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Yes, a number of people wanted git.
>> No point in arguing against that.
>> It's accepted that git out does CVS in functionality.
>
> But I can't recall when on the fvwm lists the p
Ethan Raynor writes:
> On Mon, Sep 26, 2016 at 12:13 AM, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Sounds to me like you are not subscribed to fvwm-workers.
>> If you care about things like the repository, you should subscribe.
>
> ok - I will do this. How busy is the list?
Not very, but when t
faults from the
> +FvwmForm-XDGMenu-Config data file.
> + - Improved dynamic menus.
If it's too difficult to explain, maybe reference the documentation?
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y seeing one of the events
or some other event oddity.
In general Fvwm does not interfere with mouse clicks unless you tell
it to. If you still think Fvwm is involved remove your mouse 0
and 1 bindings and test. You have 12 of them.
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> then I see the extra LeaveNotify / EnterNotify / KeymapNotify sequence
> in xev and clicking on links no longer works in Corebird.
>
> If I comment out those two bindings but leave everything else commented
> in, I don't see any problems.
Try using another modifier besides Meta.
X11 looks for a KeyPress event to know Meta is on and KeyRelease
to know it is off. Use xev to verify that pressing Meta only produces
a press followed by a release.
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t you just add RandomPlacement.
I confine various windows to a page that way.
DestroyFunc PageR
AddToFunc PageR I Style "$0" StartsOnPage $1 $2 $3, SkipMapping, RandomPlacement
# desk/x/y
PageR "*Outlook Web*" 0 1 2
PageR "Untitled Message*" 0 1 2
PageR Seamonkey-bin 0 0 1
PageR Netscape 0 0 1
PageR Mozilla* 0 0 1
PageR s2.pl 0 1 0
PageR s1.py 0 1 0
PageR xmms 0 1 1
PageR Audacious*0 1 1
PageR Ryhthmbox*0 1 1
PageR Music*0 1 1
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/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/xdg/Menu.py
I don't see it in my 3.5 packages.
You might want to make sure python 2 is being used.
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>
> fvwm 2.6.7 compiled on Apr 11 2017 at 14:20:21
fvwm-menu-desktop doesn't work with Python 3.
That's a known issue here.
I can't give you a time line right now on the fix.
I might do the work but other issues stand in the way.
Dominik, any updates?
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umentation
says:
The FPFocusByProgram style allows windows to take the focus themselves.
So, my guess is that Arduino is using XSetInputFocus()
and does not like getting focus any other way.
Programs should allow the window manager to control focus.
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n is covered by
> a white window, and I must run "fvwm restart" to recover.
> What can be the config item giving that behaviour ?
Sounds like a problem with your terminal emulator.
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you asking about FvwmCommand?
If for some reason you can't use an argument, you could use a script
that starts the application, then uses FvwmCommand to WAIT for the
window to appear, then MOVE the window to the location you want.
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r. I only get the replies from
> Thomas.
>
> Did anybody else got messages directly from him?
I don't think he's using the list.
Saw only replies.
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e approach to me.
Rob seems to have abandoned Fvwm or passed on.
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0 1
The "Mozilla*" matches the "Name" resource for Firefox.
I'm not sure why I used that pattern instead of "Firefox" but it's
been working for me for a long time.
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ope my request to custom bigger icon size on
> FvwmIconMan could be implemented in future release.
>
> — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.
> Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
>
>
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seems it must be "true" rather than "on", but that doesn't seem to
> give any output, either.
You would see an error message in the same place
if the command had a syntax error.
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hw writes:
> Dan Espen writes:
>
>> hw writes:
>>
>>> Dominik Vogt writes:
>>>> No, in the output of the X server, wherever that goes.
>>>
>>> After trying to get systemd to create log files, it apparently goes into
>>> /
et/B53pnjQAHxnTgvTw/
> [4] https://depot.s5k6.net/B53pnjQAHxnTgvTw/03-change_mouse_binding_hi.mp4
Nope, no luck reproducing it.
Looks to me like Fvwm thinks your mouse 1 button has the Mod 4 modifier
active.
Have you done something to enable sticky modifier keys?
You might want run "xev" and press mouse 1.
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Stefan Klinger writes:
> Dan Espen (2018-Nov-06, excerpt):
>> Looks to me like Fvwm thinks your mouse 1 button has the Mod 4 modifier
>> active.
>
> If so, then why does FVWM not try to move the window around, unless
> the Super key is actually held down?
>
>>
Stefan Klinger writes:
> Dan, thanks for helping me here. I have to admit: I'm confused.
>
> Dan Espen (2018-Nov-07, excerpt):
>> >> You might want run "xev" and press mouse 1.
> [...]
>> The part I was after is this:
>>
>> Butto
Stefan Klinger writes:
> I'll be offline for the rest of today (8h driving, yay), so no need to
> hurry...
>
> Dan Espen (2018-Nov-07, excerpt):
>> >> FvwmCommand 'mouse 1 A 4 Beep'
> [...]
>> Fvwm should only Beep when the modifier key is held d
" triangle to use the tools there.
If I select the circle tool, a circle appears on the image.
I can then move the circle around but when I click to drop it
it jumps somewhere else? The edit tool has similar issues.
I don't remember it failing when I tested it last.
I'm using a newer video card than the last time we did this.
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Stefan Klinger writes:
> Dan Espen (2018-Dec-29, excerpt):
>> I want to be sure I remember how to test for this.
>>
>> I start darktable and import an image and click on it.
>
> doubleclick, yes
>
>> I then open the "mask manager" triangle to use t
Stefan Klinger writes:
> Dan Espen (2018-Dec-30, excerpt):
>> Okay I can confirm on my system that the circle jumps away when
>> I try to drag. Removing the key binding fixes the problem.
>
> Thank you very much Dan. So there is someone with FVWM who can
> repro
ting
a different theme.
The window border colors are different, but that could be
the difference between a focused window and one without focus.
The window border colors are affected by the Fvwm BorderStyle
and TitleStyle commands.
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Stefan Klinger writes:
> Dan Espen (2018-Dec-30, excerpt):
>> Okay I can confirm on my system that the circle jumps away when
>> I try to drag. Removing the key binding fixes the problem.
> [...]
>> Not sure what is going on or where to even look.
>
> Hi Dan,
>
ule FvwmForm FvwmForm-Form
you should be able to customize the buttons.
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png_read_row () from /lib64/libpng16.so.16
> #7 0x7ff38852668a in png_read_image () from /lib64/libpng16.so.16
> #8 0x559b77dc8df1 in PImageLoadPng (dpy=,
> path=, argb_data=0x7ffe4630b2b0, width=,
> height=) at PictureImageLoader.c:535
I'll point out the obvious.
Other programs successfully display that PNG image, some along with an
error message.
In Fvwm's case, libpng calls abort(), because Fvwm hasn't set
up a png error handler.
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ed, I used to use just Iconoverride.
Not sure the * is required for Firefox, that was just my first test that
worked.
When testing this stuff, it's easier to use FvwmCommand.
Just type in a terminal:
FvwmCommand 'Style *Firefox EWMHDontDonateIcon, Iconoverride, Icon myfork.xpm'
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"Ronald F. Guilmette" writes:
> Sorry for the tardy reply and for being away from email for the past
> few days.
>
>
> In message ,
> Dan Espen wrote:
>
>>Style *Firefox EWMHDontDonateIcon, Iconoverride, Icon myfork.xpm
>>
>>Worked for me (wi
udes xclock that
must be something your distro supplies.
xclock understands the regular xresources, either from the command line
or in the xrdb database:
To place xclock in the lower right:
xterm -geom -0-0
Or in your xresources:
xclock*geometry:-0-0
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back to
exclusively email.
I realize there is a collection of documentation on the forums.
Wish that was on the official web site instead.
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"Ronald F. Guilmette" writes:
> In message ,
> Dan Espen wrote:
>
>>>>Style *Firefox EWMHDontDonateIcon, Iconoverride, Icon myfork.xpm
>>>>
>>>>Worked for me (with my icon).
>>>
>>> Ye! Thank you. That seems to ha
"Ronald F. Guilmette" writes:
> In message ,
> Dan Espen wrote:
>
>>>>Sorry, for FvwmCommand to work you need this in your config:
>>>>
>>>>AddToFunc StartFunction I Module FvwmCommandS
>
> OK, so now I have the following two comma
f meter, and biff. Not that I click
them much, (keyboard shortcuts) they just show me what's running
> As you can see fvwm is *completely* customizable (alas, at the expense
> of a learning curve, but fully worthwhile for me)
Amen. Gives me 100% control.
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ical Fvwm fashion, Fvwm does very little if you don't tell it to.
This is for people like me that want total control.
You might like:
Style * MouseFocusClickRaises
If you search the man page for "raise" you'll soon realize, there are
lots of options.
Personally, I bind a key to raise and bind a title bar click to raise.
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& !is_pass_through))
{
is_unbind_request = True;
}
Basically, it sees the first character of the next action
and turns on is_unbind_request. So, if the arg was
'--' it would still do the unbind.
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face was fast enough, Fvwm could move stuff out of core
into modules, like menus and window frames.
PS:
I'm replying with GNUS.
I got a Cc: line like this:
fvwmorg/fvwm3 ,
Subscribed
I changed that to fvwm@fvwm.org.
Something seems broken.
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MenuStyle "*" Font "xft:FreeSans:bold:antialias=False:pixelsize=22", Animation,
Hilight3DThin
Style "*" Font "xft:FreeSans:bold:antialias=False:pixelsize=24"
Style "*" IconFont "xft:FreeSans:bold:antialias=True:pixelsize=20"
*FvwmIdent: Font "xft:FreeSans:bold:antialias=True:pixelsize=22"
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Peter G writes:
> On 5/27/20 5:06 PM, Dan Espen wrote:
>> peter g writes:
>>
>>> Hi Everyone:
>>>
>>> i have a frustrating issue with fvwm and casting from google's chrome,
>>> that maybe somebody has a workaround for.
>>>
>
is.
It just works for me.
> Cheers
> BrianA_MN
> ------
> On Thu, 28 May 2020 08:32:06 -0400
> Dan Espen wrote:
>
>> Peter G writes:
>>
>> > On 5/27/20 5:06 PM, Dan Espen wrote:
>> >> peter g writes:
>&
Peter G writes:
> On 5/28/20 7:32 AM, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Peter G writes:
>>
>>> On 5/27/20 5:06 PM, Dan Espen wrote:
>>>> peter g writes:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi Everyone:
>>>>>
>>>>> i have a frustrating iss
t; IconFont "xft:FreeSans:bold:antialias=True:pixelsize=20"
I also used the FvwmForm dialog to get FvwmForm to use larger fonts.
You won't find FvwmForm in fvwm3. :(
An old config should work pretty well.
Mine was born in 1996 and is pretty much the same as it was then,
except that I changed to a more modern font syntax a pretty long time
ago.
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Thomas Adam writes:
> On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 06:54:53PM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Recently I went from a 1600x1200 monitor to a 3840x2160 monitor.
>>
>> Fvwm was the least of my problems.
>
> Same here. Mind you, even on laptops with 4K screens (so-called
Thomas Adam writes:
> On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 07:25:36PM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>> A few years ago I spent a couple of days trying to make FvwmForm and
>> FvwmScript use shared code to create their widgets. Unfortunately,
>> the French comments in FvwmScript defeated my a
Dan Espen writes:
> Thomas Adam writes:
>
>> On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 06:54:53PM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>>> Recently I went from a 1600x1200 monitor to a 3840x2160 monitor.
>>>
>>> Fvwm was the least of my problems.
>>
>> Same here. Mind yo
Thomas Adam writes:
> On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 07:58:59PM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>> We had a French developer working with us for many years.
>> Right now I can't recall his name, I used to fix up all the
>> documentation he wrote. He offered to fix up the comments but
Thomas Adam writes:
> On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 05:44:10PM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>> I had a lot of experience with IBM ISPF panels.
>> I wanted to model FvwmForm along those lines.
>> That's were the data reading and saving came from.
>
> That's amazing! I r
Thomas Adam writes:
> On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 09:02:09PM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
>> First, DTL is crap, you really want to use ISPF as it was originally
>> designed. You create a text image of the screen using punctuation
>> to mark input and output fields.
>
> Hehe
Lucio Chiappetti writes:
> On Fri, 14 Aug 2020, Dan Espen wrote:
>
>> Yep, there is a Unix version of REXX and it's a reasonably good
>> scripting language.
>
> Yes, it's called Regina, and is required if one wants to use THE (The
> Hessling Editor) as edito
Lucio Chiappetti writes:
> On Sat, 15 Aug 2020, Dan Espen wrote:
>> Lucio Chiappetti writes:
>
>>> Yes, it's called Regina, and is required if one wants to use THE (The
>>> Hessling Editor) as editor, which is a very good Unix clone of the IBM
>>>
Thomas Dickey writes:
> On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 08:39:08AM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
> ...
>> ISPF edit.
>> I don't remember XEDIT well (1978), but I think the 2 editors are very close.
>
> not really (aside from running on the same hardware).
>
> for y
t.
Starting it is as simple as executing "dunst".
Okay, now I feel better.
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"Module FvwmBacker
+ "IconBox" Module FvwmIconBox
+ "Banner"Module FvwmBanner
+ "Talk" Module FvwmTalk
+ "Prompt"Module FvwmPrompt "hello" raise
Looks like it issued a prompt then executed an Fvwm command.
I don't remember FvwmClean either.
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with /usr/bin/fvwm2 from
> the existing package. Might this make sense from the user
> perspective? Not sure ... )
Not sure how Thomas feels.
Fvwm3 was supposed to be largely incompatible with Fvwm2 hence the name
change. That hasn't occurred yet.
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Dan Espen
For Redhat, (well Fedora), the development packages are suffixed -devel.
Typically you get headers and libraries you need to do compiles.
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