On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 01:48:29PM +0100, Anthony Campbell wrote: > It's certainly pretty easy in Icewm. You just add a suitable line in the > menu file and it then appears in the menu list when you press Ctrl-Esc. How are the lines added? My previous example, only minorly exagerrated, was based on IceWM. ;) > Example: > prog "Mutt" xterm xterm -T Mutt -fg ivory -bg gray35 -fn 8x13bold -geom 120x45 -e mutt > prog "News" xterm xterm -T News -fg gray35 -bg bisque -fn 9x15bold -geom 120x45 -e slrn > prog "Mozilla" mozilla mozilla > These can be added or deleted on the fly and then activated by > refreshing Icewm without stopping it. By IceWM or through the use of other applications? See, Thomas pointed to a web page where a WM's text file configuration was defended because it was too complex to represent graphically. Yet in the above we have 5 items. 1: type of menu item (program or folder) 2: The name to attribute to that item 3: The icon to associate with the item 4: The application/program to run 5: The command lines to pass on Oddly enough XFCE and KDE can manage a graphic representation of those 5 items. So, uh, where's the problem? Why does it NEED to be in text? -- Steve C. Lamb | I'm your priest, I'm your shrink, I'm your PGP Key: 8B6E99C5 | main connection to the switchboard of souls. -------------------------------+---------------------------------------------
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