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Subject:    [openbox] Put GKrellm2 to slit
From:       lutz.schoenemann () sit ! fraunhofer ! de (=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Lutz_Sch=F6nemann?=)
Date:       2005-01-03 12:02:30
Message-ID: 41D93456.4060002 () sit ! fraunhofer ! de
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The thing is that the -w parameter doesn't put GKrellM in the Dock. I 
also used Obconf to position the Dock to the upper right corner. Then I 
loaded wmxmms to to see where the Dock realy is. After that I started 
GKrellM with the parameter -w but it shows up on the left side and is 
unmovable (the GKrellM-window can now only be moved by pressing the 
ALT-Key and then move the window).

Lutz

Holly Bostick wrote:
> David Courtney wrote:
> 
>>> How can I put GKrellm2 to the slit? I'm using OpenBox3. I tried to start
>>> GKrellm2 with the parameter -w but this only made GKrellm2 unmovable and
>>> doesn't put it in the right place.
>>
>>
>> The -w parameter puts it in the dock.  You can't move GKrellM once
>> it's in the dock because well ... because it's in the dock.  You can
>> however move the dock.  I use obconf to position my dock in the top
>> right.  But you can edit your ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml and edit the
>> dock section directly.
>>
> 
> Alternatively (I also didn't so much like the behaviour of GKrellM when 
> docking it in the dock), you can load your dock apps normally, then 
> start GKrellm and arrange it below or above the dock (depending on how 
> your dock is set up), then go to the GKrellM configuration option and 
> tell it to "Remember last position and reopen there" (or something 
> similar).
> 
> In that case, don't use the -w parameter. But that's how I had it set up 
> when I was still using GKrellM, and it worked fine.
> 
> HTH,
> Holly


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