some small changes to themes..
buttons can hide themselves now, so removed the empty disabled masks for
Bear2 and Natura
install the default xbms for reference to the doc dir
install some basic documentation to the doc dir
kill the openbox-kde and openbox-gnome, we're going to have to do it different.
put the full path to the openbox binary in the openbox-*-session files by using .in's
add more .desktops for gnome and update it
add scripts to run an KDE/Openbox and GNOME/Openbox session
also add scripts for openbox-gnome and openbox-kde which are placeholders and will be replaced by real programs.
also set the name on the wm_support_win to be how we were called (which is passed in the environment) rather than just "Openbox"
add an envionment variable for wanting to be notified (SIGUSR2) when openbox reconfigures. this would be used by openbox-shell to update the root window.. if i make such a thing.. i dunno.
let you highlight disabled menu entries, they just aren't runable of course, and add the activedisabled theme element for these entries.
add the all desktops button picture to "All desktops" in the client menu
update the themes for the new element, and some changes to make things more readable-better contrast.
CLEARLOOKS-OLIVE is now DIFFERENT FROM THE 3.4 BRANCH SO DON'T RE-RUN THEMETOXML ON IT :( :(
yeah.. i think that is everything?
1) it can handle more user cases.
2) it can handle binding more modifier keys with their keysym names like Hyper and Super. W is a shortcut for Super, cuz the windows key is generally bound to it.
3) if you change your keymap bindings and reconfigure openbox it will learn your changes.
and i dunno.. its just nice and stuff now.. you can actually read it I think..
add ObClientTimeHeap. This is a max-heap of the clients based on their user times. this only includes the clients whose user time is not CurrentTime. the maximum from this heap replaces the client_last_user_time variable, so that you always have the latest time, not the last time that was changed.
hoefully it works, so far it seems to.
