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So, lxpanel has a system menu, and wbar is cool
I made a folder in ~/ named jwmrc, which has different files as I broke up the jwm menu into sections
jwmrc-tray(not used)
jwmrc-start(apps to start with jwm)
jwmrc-theme ( my selfmade themes are basically copied from /etc/jwm-mine/theme-name to ~/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme via jwm menu "Dragon Themes"
heres the menu I put in ~/ called .jwmrc, which overrides /etc/jwm/jwmrc
Code:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<JWM>
<!-- The root menu, if this is undefined you will not get a menu. -->
<!-- Additional RootMenu attributes: onroot, labeled, label -->
<RootMenu height="22" onroot="123">
<Program icon="rxvt.png" label="Terminal">xterm</Program>
<Program icon="rxvt.png" label="File Manager">pcmanfm</Program>
<Program icon="firefox.png" label="WWW-Browser">firefox</Program>
<Menu label="Appearance">
<Program label="GTK Themes/Icons" confirm="false">/usr/bin/lxappearance</Program>
<Program label="Wallpapers" confirm="false">/usr/bin/nitrogen /usr/share/wallpapers</Program>
</Menu>
<Menu label="Dragon Themes">
<Program label="Amethyst" confirm="false">sudo cp -a /etc/jwm-mine/themes/amethyst $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme && jwm -restart</Program>
<Program label="Black" confirm="false">sudo cp -a /etc/jwm-mine/themes/black $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme && jwm -restart</Program>
<Program label="Blue" confirm="false">sudo cp -a /etc/jwm-mine/themes/blue $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme && jwm -restart</Program>
<Program label="Gold" confirm="false">sudo cp -a /etc/jwm-mine/themes/gold $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme && jwm -restart</Program>
<Program label="Green" confirm="false">sudo cp -a /etc/jwm-mine/themes/green $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme && jwm -restart</Program>
<Program label="Red" confirm="false">sudo cp -a /etc/jwm-mine/themes/red $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme && jwm -restart</Program>
<Program label="Silver" confirm="false">sudo cp -a /etc/jwm-mine/themes/silver $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme && jwm -restart</Program>
<Program label="White" confirm="false">sudo cp -a /etc/jwm-mine/themes/white $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme && jwm -restart</Program>
</Menu>
<Separator/>
<Separator/>
<Restart label="Restart JWM" icon="restart.png"/>
<Separator/>
<Separator/>
<Exit label="Exit/Logout" confirm="true" icon="exit.png"/>
<Separator/>
<Separator/>
<Program label="Reboot/Shutdown" confirm="false">sudo /usr/bin/hag-exit-fluxbox</Program>
</RootMenu>
<Include>$HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-start</Include>
<Include>$HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme</Include>
<Include>$HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-tray</Include>
<Include>$HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-keys</Include>
</JWM>
so, you can see it copies a theme from /etc/jwm-mine to $HOME/jwmrc/jwmrc-theme and restarts jwm
Nitorgen does the wallpaper
I made scripts to start the apps vs like lxpanel &
You might Google up MOPS-Linux. It's a Slack-based distro out of Russia, but the latest release(s) which either ARE or WILL BE SOON, having a Slack-13 based release out.
It's really nice but be forewarned, much of the site(s) like the main MOPS website, is all in Russian, but the package repo/site is in both languages, and the latest versions of MOPS have the option to install in English or Russian.
Sasha
PS - Uhh, just noticed you may be installing this on a 266MHz laptop???? Hmm.. Maybe not such a great idea but who knows!
Last edited by GrapefruiTgirl; 02-02-2010 at 09:17 AM.
Hey does anyone know about Rox-Desktop, GNUstep desktop(?), ?
I tried to install rox-desktop, no dice...
Hey Gapan, does SalixOS use tagfiles to do the minimal installs with SalixOS or what?
OH:
Slackers beware!
Both Absolute and Vector Lite Final claim their for low-ram/old hardware
kinda hard to swallow when Absolute comes with OpenOffice!
and Vector couldn't setup my mouse at all, and its reg mouse
Both have install sizes of well over 2.6-3+GB
so, their claims are kinda false...
I like their icewm setups though
SalixOS is really only slack13 I know that has minimal install options...
From experience of running old hardware salix works the best. vector requires to much ram and harddrive space, and I think you will have to get the huge.s kernel from elsewhere to install on machines that don't have i686 or newer processors.
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