openbox fork to make it act a bit more like ryudo
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FIFO menus are the only plugin that takes advantage of this. Example: <menu id="root" label="Openbox 3"> <menu id="fonk" label="fonk" plugin="fifo_menu"> </menu> </menu> This creates a FIFO ~/.openbox/fifo_menu/fonk to which you can send menus to. The menus sent to it must be like <fifo> <item> etc... </fifo> I think. If my memory serves me right. It is all hideous, but I just wanted to experiment and see if it was possible. |
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