X and Fluxbox :: X & Y Window co-ordinates... Able to disable?
As far as I know, the right-click menu in DSL's jwm was hacked in, mainly just for the sake of consistency with the right-click behavior in fluxbox (people like me keep right-clicking when we forget which window manager we're using ).
It seems as though there is only one menu in JWM, so i'm not sure if what you are asking can be done without modifying the program itself. It might be possible, though. I'll look into it next time i load JWM.
I like the idea of having multiple menus from which to choose. I use hotkeys to launch my most-used programs, but there are still quite a few that are left as menu items. It would be nice to have a separate menu with 10-20 occasionally-used apps on it to prevent having to delve into multiple submenus. There is at least one small window manager that will let you use this behavior, but at the moment i can't recall what it was. Of course it's possible to build your own menu with a lua script, but i'm not sure if it could be tied to a mouse click.Thanks..Sorry....I had thought the right click in jwm was actually the fluxbox menu but now that I look it is just in fact a duplicate..and change will change both
.I use the drawer in fluxbox ..but had jwm on the dx2 and thought a good use for the second menu may be convert it to something similar...oh well
had not thought of hot keys though...thanks
would be interesting if the drawer could have more than one instance..or basically two drawers...anyway thanksYou can start multiple instances of wmdrawer. You would need to create a second config file (.wmdrawerrc2, for example), and then start the second instance of wmdrawer with
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wmdrawer -c $HOME/.wmdrawerrc2 &
Oh..it can...that's great....I will use it straight away...thanks mikshawThanks Milkshaw, it worked.
But, is there an equivalent command for JVM?
And, at the risk of re-igniting an (obviously) smouldering war, which is the better window manager to use? Fluxbox or JVM?
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