# HG changeset patch
# User Paul Issott
-JWM (Joe's Window Manger) is a lightweight Window Manager, easy to use, fast,
-stable and insanely configurable. The menu and theme can all be changed from a
-single configuration file found in your home directory:
-The JWM Web site
-has got more information on how to configure the application to your needs
-and preferences.
+More information can be found on the
+openbox site.
JWM - Window manager
+
+Openbox
~/.jwmrc
,
-the file uses XML syntax and the code is nicely colored if you use Geany to
-edit it. To add an entry in the menu you can use the following example:
+Openbox is a lightweight window manager that can be configured using the obconf
+utility. You can use the configuration file menu.xml
found
+in ~/.config/openbox
to edit menu items. Here's an example using
+Htop:
<Program icon="kino.png" label="Kino (Video Editor)">kino</Program>
+
<item label="Htop">
+ <action name="Execute"><command>xterm -e htop</command></action>
+</item>
e17
to start Enlightenment.
-Additional themes can be found on the website +Additional themes can be found on the website.
- -
-Openbox is a lightweight window manager that can be configured using the obconf
-utility. To install openbox:
+JWM (Joe's Window Manger) is a lightweight Window Manager, easy to use, fast,
+stable and insanely configurable. The menu and theme can all be changed from a
+single configuration file found in your home directory: ~/.jwmrc
,
+the file uses XML syntax and the code is nicely colored if you use Geany to
+edit it. To install jwm:
# tazpkg get-install openbox - # tazpkg get-install obconf +# tazpkg get-install jwm +++To add an entry in the menu you can use the following example: +
+<Program icon="kino.png" label="Kino (Video Editor)">kino</Program>Logout your current X session, type
F1
at Slim login and choose -openbox
to start Openbox. To make Openbox your default Window -Manager, just type:tazx openbox
. +jwm
to start JWM. To make JWM your default Window +Manager, just type:tazx jwm
.-Note: you can also use the configuration file
-menu.xml
found -in/etc/xdg/openbox
to edit menu items. Here's an example using -Htop: -<item label="Htop"> - <action name="Execute"><command>xterm -e htop</command></action> -</item> ---More information can be found on the -openbox site. +More information on configuring JWM can be found +here.