jpeters

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Posted: Nov. 02 2007,04:10 |
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Quote (humpty @ Nov. 01 2007,22:30) | \ i'll just use the menus for launch picking |
For apps like open office, firewall, etc... the folder icon is useless anyway.
One possibility is a folder of wrappers.
Edit: I just did that, creating a MyApps folder with a bunch of scripts to my favorite apps with pretty icons; very clean and took only a few minutes to create.
Edit2: Unfortunately, dfm doesn't seem to work with some scripts that work fine with Rox (like a streamripper script); I also can't get it to load the vi editor.
Edit3: The script IS running, but terminal output goes to ttyp0 Solution: put "aterm -e" in the icon shellcommand ( aterm -e !0! ) if you need to view the terminal window.
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