Ice-cc configuration tools for icewm
Posted: Tue 02 Aug 2005, 16:15
Here's a handy set of tools that I will make into a dotpup if klrevolutionist or someone else gets Python packaged up. It's called Icecc and is a set of tools to set options for icewm. You can use it to change or add menu entries, set the background wallpaper, set launchers and menus into the toolbar, set keyboard shortcuts, system sounds, and most other options for icewm. I used it successfully a while back when I had python installed, so I know it will work in Puppy. Here's a screenshot of it running in FC4, with the main window, the menu editor, and background setter open.
The menu and toolbar editors are very simple to use. You just click on add for a new entry, enter a name, icon, and command to use to open the program into the fields and then click set and save. You can also cut and paste. This makes icewm almost as easy to customize as KDE but still way lighter.
My python installation, for those who might be interested, was on a seperate partition using a technique I learned from Bruce B. Basically, the whole thing was in /mnt/data/Share and I put symlinks in /usr and /etc pointing to it. Everything worked just like it was inside the pup001 file, albeit a little slower. I can't remember exactly where I found the binary that I used or I'd post more detailed instructions.
The menu and toolbar editors are very simple to use. You just click on add for a new entry, enter a name, icon, and command to use to open the program into the fields and then click set and save. You can also cut and paste. This makes icewm almost as easy to customize as KDE but still way lighter.
My python installation, for those who might be interested, was on a seperate partition using a technique I learned from Bruce B. Basically, the whole thing was in /mnt/data/Share and I put symlinks in /usr and /etc pointing to it. Everything worked just like it was inside the pup001 file, albeit a little slower. I can't remember exactly where I found the binary that I used or I'd post more detailed instructions.