System Tray in Flux and fbpager Config
I needed a way to display system tray icons for applications like Gaim and Tomboy in fluxbox. One way that was easy to implement and works well is a dockapp called docker. After installing it (it's in the repos), just add "docker -wmaker" to your .fluxbox/startup file. Then when you, for instance, launch Gaim, the Gaim system tray icon will appear as a 24x24 (configurable size) icon in the docker box. Check docker --help for more options.
fbpager is a handy app for displaying what desktops you have windows open in, and allow you to go to them quickly. Its default display layout is a bit ugly, though. There is an easy way to configure the way it appears, however. First, make a file ~/.fluxbox/fbpager.conf, and put this in it:
Then add this to ~/.fluxbox/startup:
This will run fbpager, and look at the specified config file. You can play with the values to your liking. See the linked home page for more options.
fbpager is a handy app for displaying what desktops you have windows open in, and allow you to go to them quickly. Its default display layout is a bit ugly, though. There is an easy way to configure the way it appears, however. First, make a file ~/.fluxbox/fbpager.conf, and put this in it:
fbpager.workspace.width: 32
fbpager.workspace.height: 32
fbpager.workspacesPerRow: 2
fbpager.alpha: 64
Then add this to ~/.fluxbox/startup:
fbpager -rc ~/.fluxbox/fbpager.conf &
This will run fbpager, and look at the specified config file. You can play with the values to your liking. See the linked home page for more options.
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