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Re: JWM config

 

On 06/14/2014 01:00 AM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
> 2014-06-14 06:25, Israel skrev:
>> On 06/12/2014 02:46 AM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
>>> Good work Israel :-)
>>>
>>> Best regards
>>> Nio
>> OK, so I have gotten a very basic FLTK version (with lots of missing
>> features).  But, it works!
>> I think I am going to bump the version to 0.002
>> Here is a screenshot.  (I know the icon looks horrible... I resized it
>> wrong)
>> I wanted to make a video, but you have to restart JWM in order to make
>> the changes... so it would kill the desktop recorder.
>>
>>
> Hi Israel,
>
> Let us know, when you want your version to be uploaded for other people
> to try, and we can find a good way to do it.
>
> Best regards
> Nio
I will... I want to add more functionality, and add some serious error
catching.  I don't want the user to be able to accidentally remove his
config file, and then not have a desktop.
So I will need to add in a check where it looks for the file, and if it
doesn't exist makes it.  I already have a backup function (while you are
editing your changes)... but it is pretty simple.
So, when it becomes a bit more 'safe' I will let others use it.
probably once I get to a 0.01 version.  There is much I have to refactor
and clean up... unless there is someone else who likes programming, and
wants to help out, I don't want users to use this yet, as it is too
unfinished.  When it is closer I will even make a ppa for it.

Since you are so into helping... I have been thinking about the
directory structure more.
I think we should have a themes directory in the .jwm directory.  In
there we can have theme folders with their own panel file, etc... what
do you think about that?

Also... I have been looking into the menu structure a bit... and want to
figure out a way to make the programs in the menu have a better menu
structure.  I don't entirely understand what is going on with the menu
stuff.... but the docs are at /usr/share/doc/menu/html if you have jwm
installed on Debian/Ubuntu.

I'd like a much cleaner menu similar to what other wm have (like
LXDE/XFCE) with simple categories.



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