Re: Recommendations for a small, light, app-launcher button bar
On Thu, 08 Apr 2004 07:20:06 +0200, Kenward Vaughan wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 07, 2004 at 09:00:46PM -0700, William Ballard wrote:
>> I use fluxbox with 2 desktops, with apps basically covering the entire
>> screen (4 terminals on one, Firefox on the other):
> ...
>> I need a small lightweight app launcher to put in the upper right hand
>> corner. It needs to be very small vertically. Basically I need
>> something a lot like gnome-panel but much lighter weight.
>>
>> What would be good to use?
>
> What do you want it to do? Present you with commonly-used apps? Allow
> you to define new buttons?
>
> If the first, why not customize your fluxbox menu? My top lines are:
That or add keybindings to launch common apps, these are mine (I've
got X set up to use a 102 key keboard and xmodmap to load the windows
key to Mod4).
Mod4 T :ExecCommand aterm
Mod4 E :ExecCommand emacs
Mod4 R :ExecCommand fbrun
Mod4 W :ExecCommand /usr/local/stow/firefox/firefox
Mod4 X :ExecCommand xmms
Mod4 M :ExecCommand aterm -name mutt -e mutt -y
Mod4 Q :ExecCommand gqview
Mod4 F :ExecCommand rox
Mod4 D :ExecCommand dillo
Mod1 Shift b :ExecCommand xmms -f
Mod1 Shift z :ExecCommand xmms -r
Mod1 Shift c :ExecCommand xmms -s
Mod1 Shift x :ExecCommand xmms -p
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