fluxbox fork with a slight change to maximized windows
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- Removed "antialias"-option completly, to enable/disable "antialias" use either <fontname>:antialias=<bool> in the style or use Xft.antialias: <bool> in your .Xdefaults - Added new styleresources: *.font.effect: <halo|shadow> *.font.shadow.x : <int> - shadow x offset *.font.shadow.y : <int> - shadow y offset *.font.shadow.color : <color> - color of shadow *.font.halo.color : <color> - color of halo - Removed 'shadow' and 'halo' options from fontdefinitions: !! Style authors have to update their styles !! - Simplified XmbFontImp to not try all possible fonts to match locale - Style authors may specify multiple fonts: <font1>|<font2>|<font3> if loading of font1 fails, fluxbox probes <font2>, etc. The last font is "fixed". Hints for style authors: - if xft tries to load a font it will _ALWAYS_ return a valid font, it doesnt have to look like the one you want to have, read more about it: http://fontconfig.org/fontconfig-user.html - export XFT_DEBUG=1 before running fluxbox helps to see which fonts are picked. eg: *.font: Verdana,Arial-12:antialias=true|-artwiz-snap-*- if fluxbox is compiled with xft this will NEVER try to load "-artwiz-snap-*-" since xft gives for sure a font, most likely Verdana or Arial but noone knows. So, if fluxbox has no xft support the first fontpattern fails and fluxbox tries the next one, which might be successful. if everything fails, it will use "fixed" - Added caching of fonts, fonts are only loaded once. - Fixed #1090902 (slow utf8 start) |
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This is a development version of Fluxbox. Fluxbox is a fork of the original Blackbox 0.61.1 sourcecode with different goals. Read NEWS to see whats new in this release. For copyright information see COPYING For more information and extensive documentation go to: http://fluxbox.org/version-0.9.php Compile and Install: $ ./configure $ make and then as root # make install Configuration options: For KDE slitsupport (default): (Allows kde tray icons to be placed in systray inside the toolbar) ./configure --enable-kde For Gnome support (default): ./configure --enable-gnome Use ./configure --help to see the full list of options For former blackbox users: - You can use your old blackbox configuration file too. Just copy .blackboxrc to ~/.fluxbox/init . The same goes for menu file. - You can also use the Blackbox themes in Fluxbox. Fluxbox has a few extra styleoption for the tabs but they don't have to be specified. - The keys file is no longer compatible with bbkeys. There's a convertkeys script at http://fluxbox.sourceforge.net/ that will convert the bbkeys format to the fluxbox format. A few extra notes about the new features: - To disable tabs and/or iconbar just change it in configure menu. - To work with tabs, use the third mouse button to drag a tab to another tab. This will group the two windows together. - With 'Sloppy Window Grouping' turned on (in your configure menu), you can drop the tabs anywhere on the target window to group windows together. - The 'Maximize over Slit' option means that maximized windows will not stop at the outside border of the slit, and will instead cover it. - In the init file, the session.screen0.rootCommand: option will override the rootCommand option in a theme, keeping your background the same, no matter what the theme says it should be. Thanks: Blackbox team aleczapka, skarin, Perc, xfs, skypher and skywarper for bugtesting. skypher of openprojects for bugtesting and providing fluxbox with themes: Clean CleanColor Makro, Carbondioxide and MerleyKay. People at #fluxbox on the irc.freenode.net irc-network. And all the people who sent bugfixes/patches. This software is OSI Certified Open Source Software. OSI Certified is a certification mark of the Open Source Initiative.