With Void Linux running Lumina 1.6.2, I found that sometimes a bogus fluxbox-init file is created as fluxbox-init -no-slit (with the embedded space character in the filename). The running fluxbox process is listed for my desktop as /usr/bin/fluxbox -rc /home/karl/.config/lumina-desktop/fluxbox-init -no-slit -no-toolbar and so this bogus file is being used for the fluxbox configuration rather than the intended fluxbox-init which Lumina updates via its configuration GUI app. If I replace the bogus file with a symlink to the correct one:
ln -sf fluxbox-init fluxbox-init\ -no-slit
most if not all Fluxbox-related Lumina configuration things begin to work as intended.
With Void Linux running Lumina 1.6.2, I found that sometimes a bogus fluxbox-init file is created as fluxbox-init -no-slit (with the embedded space character in the filename). The running fluxbox process is listed for my desktop as /usr/bin/fluxbox -rc /home/karl/.config/lumina-desktop/fluxbox-init -no-slit -no-toolbar and so this bogus file is being used for the fluxbox configuration rather than the intended fluxbox-init which Lumina updates via its configuration GUI app. If I replace the bogus file with a symlink to the correct one:
most if not all Fluxbox-related Lumina configuration things begin to work as intended.