windowmaker restore window (title bar, scroll bars etc)
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windowmaker restore window (title bar, scroll bars etc)
i made a bit of a mistake that i cant figure out how to undo
as seen in this screenie http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/2720/testboxcx8.jpg
you can see that i accidentally disabled the borders and title bar etc.. of the xterm window.. now every time i start xterm, it shows up like that.. how do i UN-do that?
Those borders and things are called widgets right? First... what DID you do? Go in some file and change something or did you just turn on your computer and it was like this? Sorry if this is no help, I don't know the answer is either.
edit ~/GNUstep/Defaults/WMWindowAttributes Delete the line by xterm that says "NoTitlebar = Yes;". Save the file, and your titlebars will be back on xterm.
edit ~/GNUstep/Defaults/WMWindowAttributes Delete the line by xterm that says "NoTitlebar = Yes;". Save the file, and your titlebars will be back on xterm.
Sorry for necroposting but you just saved my day!
Removing the line didn't work, but changing to "NoTitlebar = No;" did!
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