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Poorman's XFCE

#1 Post by JB4x4 »

For those of you who don't have enough cpu or don't want XFCE "bloat", but still like the "look" of XFCE -- This is for you...

Save the code below to the file /root/.jwmrc-tray (you may want to back up the old one first) and restart JWM.

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<!-- Settings to give JWM an XFCE like appearance -->
<JWM>
  <Tray  x="0" y="0" height="30">
     <TrayButton popup="Show desktop" icon="showdesk16.xpm">showdesktop</TrayButton>
     <Pager/>
     <TaskList/>
     <Dock/>
  </Tray>

  <Tray  x="0" y="-1" height="36" halign="center">
    <TrayButton label="Menu" icon="mini-dog.xpm">root:3</TrayButton>
    <TrayButton popup="Open Terminal" icon="console48.png">exec:/usr/bin/rxvt</TrayButton>
    <TrayButton popup="Open Text Editor" icon="edit48.png">exec:/usr/local/bin/defaulttexteditor</TrayButton>
    <TrayButton popup="Home" icon="home48.png">exec:/usr/local/bin/rox</TrayButton>
    <TrayButton popup="Web Browser" icon="www48.png">exec:/usr/local/bin/defaultbrowser</TrayButton>

		<!-- Additional Swallow attribute: height -->
		<Swallow name="blinky">
			blinkydelayed -bg gray90
		</Swallow>

		<Swallow name="mini-volume.tcl">
			mini-volume.tcl -bg gray90 -mixer pvolume-mixer.tcl
		</Swallow>
	
		<Swallow name="freememapplet" width="48">
			<!-- freememappletdelayed -->
			freememapplet
		</Swallow>

		<Swallow name="xload" width="32">
			xload -nolabel -bg "#BCBAB5" -fg red -hl white
		</Swallow>
    
    <Clock>minixcal</Clock>
  </Tray>
Of course, the screenshot.....
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waldo
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Joined: Wed 07 Nov 2007, 19:54

"poor man"

#2 Post by waldo »

I like Puppy with JWM, and that is really fine!

Thanks

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Boo2themoon
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#3 Post by Boo2themoon »

Thanks for the code. It’s got me playing around with the JWM files. It’s good to see how configurable it is. The new JWM version also supports colour gradients for things like the window and menu bars so I reckon there is plenty of mileage left in JWM. Pleasing to the eye with no bloat, very Puppy.

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