pekwm-0.1.6 window manager
Posted: Thu 03 Jan 2008, 10:42
This was compiled in Puppy 4 and may not work in other Puppies.
http://projects.pekdon.net/projects/3
2008-01-22:
I updated the jwm2pekwm script a bit and revised the menu too. The menu item for refreshing the menu will run "fixmenus" so I would suggest adding these lines to the end of your /usr/sbin/fixmenus script:
After you install the dotpet at the command line type:
# fixmenus
Exit your window manager back to the prompt (ctrl-alt-backspace) and type:
# xwin pekwm
You will now be in pekwm. After installing programs You can select (under pekwm in the menu) the refresh menu command and then click Reload and the menu should be updated. Pekwm doesn't have a panel so you may want to use the fbpanel dotpet that I posted at:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=25103
Or you could use the lxpanel dotpet that I posted at:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=25118
http://projects.pekdon.net/projects/3
2008-01-22:
I updated the jwm2pekwm script a bit and revised the menu too. The menu item for refreshing the menu will run "fixmenus" so I would suggest adding these lines to the end of your /usr/sbin/fixmenus script:
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#support for fbpanel, lxpanel, openbox, fluxbox, pekwm...
[ `which tempicons` ] && tempicons
[ `which fbpanel_menu_refresh` ] && fbpanel_menu_refresh
[ `which lxpanel_menu_refresh` ] && lxpanel_menu_refresh
[ `which jwm2fluxbox` ] && jwm2fluxbox ##current fluxbox_menu_refresh doesn't support menu icons while this does
[ `which obmenu-refresh` ] && obmenu-refresh
[ `which jwm2pekwm` ] && jwm2pekwm
# fixmenus
Exit your window manager back to the prompt (ctrl-alt-backspace) and type:
# xwin pekwm
You will now be in pekwm. After installing programs You can select (under pekwm in the menu) the refresh menu command and then click Reload and the menu should be updated. Pekwm doesn't have a panel so you may want to use the fbpanel dotpet that I posted at:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=25103
Or you could use the lxpanel dotpet that I posted at:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=25118