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They talk about patents, property and rights. It may apply to the tools you developed for visido and perhaps the concept of vsido as a whole. But the majority of the software was developed by other authors. I really don't know. I'm a law layman, but the way I see it, let's say Redhat as an example of a commercial distro, they ask for money for the support. They cannot sell OS licenses as far as I know. They are not proprietary of most part of the included software.

A dmenu launcher within tint2? Hey, I like that. I'll stole your idea. Sorry, buddy.

PS, dmenu extended, I guess...

Quotesnap I'm beginning to think that you are related somehow to Jedi

I finally found my prodigal brother!!! 

I'll take a cup of that tint2... too.

QuoteI am open to changing the bottom tint2 panel in VSIDO. We have been using my favorite default for way too long, it's time for you creative geniuses to come up with a new one

Challenge accepted.

Though I cannot promise something nice and useful. Geniality doesn't apply around here. 

816 MB without apps running? Wow... 

I discovered the hard way that tint2 doesn't support svg icons for launchers (But does for the systray). Anyone has experience with this?

https://github.com/ixxra/tint2-svg

For just a bunch of launchers it's not too difficult to convert a few svg icons to png and modify the desktop files accordingly if you don't change your theming too often. But if you like to tweak, it's a bit of a mess.

More and more themes (not only icons) are using the svg format instead of png. They simplify building themes, make them simpler and lighter and offer more ways of manipulating and filtering the images. I wonder if the tint2 devs plan to add this support.

Went through it. No luck. I really likes Sunna. A shame it's gone. 

Regarding Orange Days that would be a great fit for certain orangy/brownish wallpapers sets I have around I frequently use... Well, I'll try go get somewhat there customizing the original GTK and Fluxbox themes.

Huh... unticking it is actually relieving!!! 

Thanks again.

Oh, yes. It's only spacefm... Other distros set a color for every sudoed window. This is what confused me. Sorry.

Anyway. Thanks for pointing me out at the specefm preferences. 

Anyone still having these styles in his stash? Downloads not working anymore. I'd love to have them around.

http://box-look.org/content/show.php/Orange+Days?content=145739

http://box-look.org/content/show.php/Sunna?content=112119

Where the background color for sudoed windows is set in Vsido? In other distros I found it defined in WMs autostart files but not here. I want to switch to something less disturbing/annoying than that default intense red.

Thanks in advance

Aaaah, that thingy looks much better and less in the way. Cool.

Xcal is that tall thing at the left? Fugly! But seems interesting. Will give it a go. Thanks.

Yep, MacroCmd is what I was considering. Still diving into manuals and howtos to use it (I'm too noob at Fluxbox). Let's see what I can get.

QuoteInternally fluxbox starts numbering workspaces with 0, but for the user display numbering starts at 1.

I wasn't aware of that. Thanks, PackRat. This will avoid some headaches.

Is this possible? Something like this.

Mod1 Tab :NextWindow {groups} (workspace=[current])
Mod1 Mod4 Tab :NextWindow {groups} (workspace=[all])

The second line obviously doesn't work. (workspace=[all]) is wrong (that's why I'm asking), but you'll get the idea of what I'm after.