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#26 2005-10-15 09:56:20
- Gullible Jones
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
Nope, Gentoo-only. Denu requires portage. 
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#27 2005-10-15 10:33:56
- Mr Green
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
Nope, Gentoo-only. Denu requires portage.
I was like joking 
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#28 2005-10-15 16:38:17
- jellywerker
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
Denu was specifically created for Gentoo Linux but as of 2.3.1 denu may be run according to the run-down from any distribution.
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#29 2005-10-15 17:17:37
- Mr Green
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
Does no one use terminals any more
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#30 2005-10-15 17:27:22
- Gullible Jones
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
Yep. I just prefer not to spend time editing my menus when a single command (in my case, 'mmaker -vf openbox3 -s console') can get me the exact results I want.
Edit: Guys, should I make a PKGBUILD for Denu? What say you?
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#31 2005-10-15 18:27:17
- shadowhand
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
If you don't edit things by hand, why are you using a *box? I'm with MrGreen on this one...
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#32 2005-10-15 18:40:27
- Mr Green
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
does mmenuwrecker add pipe menus ?? ... :?
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#33 2005-10-15 19:16:57
- jellywerker
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
don't worry mr green, all of my openbox menu's are hand peck-typed 
no program does them how I liek them, and what progrms I don't want on my menu. If there was a program that was kinda like mmaker, but shoed all your apps, and let you drag and drop them and arrange them in a gui, I might use it, jsut for the sake of speed.
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#34 2005-10-15 19:35:44
- Mr Green
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Re: configuring openbox's menu
Can mmmaker add apps to rc.xml ????
Man I have very few apps in menu most are linked to keys :?
If I wanted all me apps in menu then I would run xfarce or *shivers* knome
All I ask is that you use Arch + Openbox
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