Yes, the reason is to make mtpaint help button start web-browser with help page. But quick test shows I can keep also default first-start view at the same time.fredx181 wrote:- Mtpaint doesn't run with default first-start view (removing ~/.mtpaint solves it, but maybe you did this way on purpose for a reason)
If you like to include the same Help button setup for OpenBox version use this $HOME/.mtpaint (and in /etc/skel):
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# Remove this file to restore default settings.
docsBrowser = /opt/bin/mtpaint-help
docsLocation = /opt/bin/mtpaint-help
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#!/bin/sh
default_web-browser http://mtpaint.sourceforge.net/handbook/en_GB/chap_00.html
Both are connected with the way changing menu-debian, menu-puppy and menu-mjwm. I think it is easy to skip user password for jwm-theme-change. I will look at it.- When using menu-MJwm and after changing theme through Change-Jwm-theme the menu-MJwm is not showing anymore (changed to default Jwm-menu). If I remember well this happened when logged in as puppy. And is it really needed having to enter password for Change-Jwm-Theme?
Toni