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I am looking for a simple application launch bar with minimal dependencies, that can be used with a very minimalistic window manager like MWM that doesn't have an inherent launcher or menuing capabilty. Does anyone know of such a thing - something that depends only on X itself or perhaps GTK, but not much more, and which can be configured to have one or more rows of icons that when pressed launch a program? Thanks!
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adesklet-yab and pypanel in community.
wmdrawer in AUR.
foopanel PKGBUILD in forum.
Search for panel in AUR and in the official packages list, there's plenty of them.
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fbpanel is lightweight, depends only on X and gtk, but it can show only one row of icons.
Feel free to correct my English
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If you're considering foopanel, read this first - IMO, it's not ready yet.
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I especially like
<command> &
in urxvt.
Otherwise fbpanel has been nice to me.
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Thanks everyone. I knew that there had to be lots of them, but no matter what I googled, I didn't seem to turn up anything interesting! Thanks again.
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you could try desk menu from http://www.oroborus.org/ hell i think menumaker in the extra repo has an option to auto fill deskmenu
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idesk works wonders (but it'll take a while to set up)
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idesk works wonders (but it'll take a while to set up)
iDesk is a desktop icon manager, nothing more. He's looking for a panel, not desktop icons.
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benplaut wrote:idesk works wonders (but it'll take a while to set up)
iDesk is a desktop icon manager, nothing more. He's looking for a panel, not desktop icons.
yes, but it's very configurable - i've seen many setups that use is as an iconbar.
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