Open ghost opened 7 years ago
How can I install the settings manager, I would like to try it out. I downloaded the zip-file and unzipped it, but what do I have to do next?
On Debian these are the build depends:
Build-Depends:
debhelper (>= 9.0.0),
cmake,
gcc-multilib [amd64],
g++-multilib [amd64],
libc6,
libfltk-images1.3,
libfltk1.3,
libfltk1.3-dev,
libfltk1.3-compat-headers,
libgcc1,
libstdc++6,
libx11-dev,
libxpm-dev,
fluid,
pkg-config
then make a directory to hold the build, for example:
cd jwm-settings-manager
mkdir -p bin/Release
cd bin/Release
then use cmake to configure it, and then run make
cmake ../..
make && ./jwm-settings-manager
@Israel: I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 Seems really nice, though I think it needs some extra work before it becomes really useful:
Under Panel, tab Apps:
Under Panel, tab Appearance:
Under Panel, tab Size And Position:
I'll continue this list later on...
I'm moving this discussion to Israel-/jwm-settings-manager#3
@GHLieven I think all your issues are now fixed, however I added more to the advanced options, rather than removing the x/y cooridnates The x/y cooridnates are one of the many configurations JWM has in the Tray tag, so I chose to allow the user to manually set anything they choose rather than removing features a 'power user' might want, as most JWM users are 'power users' at this point (with the exception of Puppy Linux there are not many graphical configuration tools in distros)
hello @Israel- i remember you were working to put in the AUR did you have any problems?
vlw fwi, Holmes :)
Hi @holmeslinux I opened an issue here: Israel-/jwm-settings-manager#5
@Israel Why not start a wiki page for your settings manager. It would be nice to duplicate (or move) the configuration documentation there too.
https://github.com/Israel-/jwm-settings-manager/wiki @technosaurus Thanks, that is a really good idea, I appreciate it!
I recently built an AppImage... it is 64bit ONLY and weighs in at 2.9MiB It has been tested on Ubuntu 16.04 and openSUSE LEAP 42.3 and works. It should work with others. It is pretty much up-to-date with the on going JWM development, minus a few really recent changes.
Original project doesn't seem to exist any more. :-/
@graemeg Sorry I am the ghost
in these old posts.
I had a really rough time in 2020 in the US due to some serious issues my family had caused during the messy divergent viewpoint crisis. So I deleted my "social media" a.k.a. github.
I did not think anyone used it or even cared about that program. Here is the code still on launchpad Launchpad was the original source for the github branch. The original project is still there in stasis.
There is a branch someone made of it here on github
I am not sure where to put this, as there is no real place for announcing helpful contributions (like a mailing list, and #jwm is pretty quite) I am getting much closer to having a nice settings manager and would like some feedback from the larger community and the various setups people have going. https://github.com/Israel-/jwm-settings-manager Most things are working well, but I have limited testing capability, but it is getting close to the point where it could be ready for public use. feel free to give me input
sorry @joewing for posting this as an issue, not sure where to put this for all the JWM people to check out. If this is inappropriate to post then feel free to close it and give me a pointer as to where I should contact all the JWM nerds like myself.