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<0> hello again
<0> i cant get png-images to show up in my menu, do i have to compile fluxbox again with png-support or something?
<1> probably
<1> fluxbox -i
<1> png support is provided by imlib2
<2> http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php/Howto_edit_menu <-- read carefully
<0> -imlib2 :(
<0> so i just have to compile after installing the dev? no need for any arguments?
<3> well, with imlib2 support
<1> no, you have to configure with --enable-imlib2
<0> oh ok, thanks
<0> is it safe to install fluxbox over again while i am in fluxbox?
<3> go for it
<0> it worked :)
<0> IMLIB2 is now without a - :)
<4> ,gnite
<5> gnite maniek, sleep well
<6> ,font
<5> you haven't read our wonderfull /topic yet :)
<1> snap
<6> ,font
<5> you haven't read our wonderfull /topic yet :)
<6> ,what does that mean!?
<6> ,font
<5> you haven't read our wonderfull /topic yet :)
<6> YES, I HAVE
<1> who would have guessed he might have said the same thing the third time?
<6> ,font
<5> you haven't read our wonderfull /topic yet :)
<6> damnit!
<1> ,fonts wiki
<5> To find out how to change your fonts, check the wiki for a complete howto: http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php/Howto_change_font
<6> heh heh
<6> thx
<1> there's not a link to the wiki in the topic, is there?
<1> nope, it seems there isn't; oh well
<1> I guess fbot doesn't know what he's talking about
<6> lol
<6> I hate GTK...
<6> Anyone w=know if there's a way to get Firefox to look smaller without installing Gnome/Font-switchy-thingy?
<6> *know*
<1> edit the fonts in the firefox preferences or in your ~/.gtkrc-2.0
<6> that works with the buttons that are too big right?
<1> sure
<6> thx
<6>
<6> sry
<6> trying to get to command-line...
<6> uhhm, I don't have a ~/.gtkrc-2.0
<1> make it
<6> k
<6> now what?
<1> google
<6> it's being useless...
<1> then you're beyond help
<6> ahhhhhhh!!!
<6> wtf?!
<6> this makes no sense...
<6> it's too BIG!
<6> this is worthless!
<6> ,help me now bot!
<6> ,damn you bot
<6> ,can't you read!?
<1> shut up
<6> I'm talking to the bot
<1> I'm talking to you
<6> I can't figure out why!
<6> everything in Firefox is soo BIG
<6> and I'm annoyed
<6> the bot must help me
<1> then take it somewhere that people will care; this is not such a place, so shut up
<1> if you prefer to continue talking to the bot, do it in a PM
<6> good idea
<6> now what's the bot's sn>
<6> ?
<1> fbot: tell fatalserpent about fonts
<5> fatalserpent -> private message
<7> can you do opaque window resizing?
<1> no
<7> k will you ever put this in?
<1> no
<7> lol k
<1> it would look like crap
<7> guess so eh
<8> i had it once
<8> just for fun
<1> did it look like crap?
<8> it's not too terrible
<9> might take some CPU as well
<8> it takes a whole lot of CPU
<1> depends on what you're resizing, probably
<8> yeah, things like firefox are slow
<1> might be fine for things with significant resize increments
<7> what about having an icon in the left corner of the window
<7> is tha possible?
<1> yeah
<7> the icon of the program?
<1> session.screen0.titlebar.left: menuicon
<7> ah i see
<10> Ever since I upgraded Ubuntu to Dapper a couple of days ago, a lot of the icons in my menu have disappeared... All the .xpm's are still there, but the .png's are missing...
<1> your fluxbox probably doesn't have imlib2 support
<1> fluxbox -i
<10> indeed, it seems to be disabled...
<10> sigh... so this means I have to install it by hand, instead of from the distro, right?
<1> did you compile fluxbox yourself?
<1> I'm almost certain that ubuntu's packages have imlib2 enabled
<1> ,ubuntu
<5> ubuntu packages can be found at: http://logicvortex.net/debian/fluxbox/
<1> try one of those ^
<1> and I think there's some way for you to specify what's enabled in the packages, but you'd have to ask #ubuntu about that
<10> thanks
<10> huzzah, all my pretty icons are back :D
<10> tyvm
<11> hello
<11> how do i change the font for all the themes? i'm still using version 0.9.14
<11> do i have to edit all style files one by one?
<1> upgrade your fluxbox
<11> _markt: ubuntu dapper doesn't have the latest yet, if i compile the new version, do i have to uninstall my old version first or will it write over? how about my settings. thenks
<1> ,ubuntu
<5> ubuntu packages can be found at: http://logicvortex.net/debian/fluxbox/
<1> doesn't matter if it's the latest; anything newer than 0.9.14 will do
<11> _markt: ah ok, thanks dude
<11> no 1.0rc yet for ubuntu, i guess 0.9.15.1 will do
<12> hola
<13> Hi, fluxbox keeps overwriting my background image with the style color.
<8> ,background
<5> rootCommand was removed from styles in version 0.9.15; you should now use the "background" option, which is explained at http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php/Howto_set_the_background
<13> Rathnor: thanks
<1> for one, you should remove it from your style; but if you're too lazy, you should make sure you have version 0.9.15+ and put your background settings into your ~/.fluxbox/overlay file
<13> _markt: I installed rc2 on a fresh system. I now have the background set in startup. SHould I move that to overlay?
<1> if you don't want your styles to overwrite it, yes
<13> So what's the deal with rootCommand? Is it deprecated for styles? Or... ?
<14> inside styles: yes
<1> completely removed
<14> hello #
<13> _markt: would is the preferred method of setting lastbackground?
<13> I mean: what is?
<1> there isn't one
<13> _markt: that doesn't seem like an improvement
<1> it also doesn't seem like you're moving your wallpaper from the startup to the overlay
<13> _markt: Oh, I already did that and it works nicely. :D
<1> I agree that there should be a "last" option, but it's not there now, and there's been some dispute among the devs
<2> why? doesn't this while bg thing in the style get piped to fbsetbg?
<2> *whole
<1> yes
<1> for a liberal use of the word 'piped'
<13> lol
<13> cat background.jpg | fbsetbg ;)
<13> _markt: is there anywhere I can read up on this discussion among the devs (does this include you?)
<1> nothing formal; it was a casual discussion in here a few months ago
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