Pleng
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Ok following on from this thread I've decided to stop trying to re-invent the wheel for now and see if I can't get a 'panel+minimenu' setup working.
I have the system set up to boot straight into xterm. From there I can launch matchbox-window-manager and a xfce4-panel. This gives me a nice, desktopless multi tasking environment (with a terrible task switcher, unfortunately). What I really want to be able to do is to launch minimenu, in a 'window' (all windows being full screen in matchbox, so basically minimenu will take up any space not needed by the panel), in this environment. Right now I can launch minimenu, but it runs full screen so overlaps the panel. What's more, when I select an item from minimenu I'm greeted with the message:
-->run /usr/pandora/scripts/pnd_run.sh -p "/media/APPS/pandora/menu//dega-1.16-4.pnd" -e "dega.sh" -b "dega
but nothing actually occurs. Could this be something to do with the // between menu and the pnd file name?
So is it possible to force minimenu to run in a window, and why do you suppose the launch issues may be occurring?
I have the system set up to boot straight into xterm. From there I can launch matchbox-window-manager and a xfce4-panel. This gives me a nice, desktopless multi tasking environment (with a terrible task switcher, unfortunately). What I really want to be able to do is to launch minimenu, in a 'window' (all windows being full screen in matchbox, so basically minimenu will take up any space not needed by the panel), in this environment. Right now I can launch minimenu, but it runs full screen so overlaps the panel. What's more, when I select an item from minimenu I'm greeted with the message:
-->run /usr/pandora/scripts/pnd_run.sh -p "/media/APPS/pandora/menu//dega-1.16-4.pnd" -e "dega.sh" -b "dega
but nothing actually occurs. Could this be something to do with the // between menu and the pnd file name?
So is it possible to force minimenu to run in a window, and why do you suppose the launch issues may be occurring?
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