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Contents of README:
This directory contains DockApp applications mostly for use
with the WindowMaker Dock, FluxBox slit or AfterStep Wharf.
However, many can be run in regular windowed-mode and can be
used with most window managers.
Most of these are patched to work with WindowMaker >=0.92.0
Example patches for use with other DockApps are in this directory.
(The patches set CLASS or res_class to "DockApp"). The ones which
don't use the patches were already compatible with later versions
of WindowMaker and/or libdockapp.
Many of these will work without the patches if you use the
WindowMaker Dock and Clip normally. But their behaviour is erratic
regarding shared icon and icon handling.(and maybe mini-windows)
But, setting the window CLASS specification to DockApp makes it
possible to consistently handle the application as a DockApp.
This makes it possible to turn off the display of all icons and
shared-icons and still have DockApp's be visible.
I run WindowMaker with neither the clip nor dock showing. Then,
put these lines in your WMWindowAttributes file to disable other
annoying icons:
"*" = {
NoAppIcon = Yes;
};
Perhaps better, here is a copy of my
complete ~/GNUstep/Defaults/WMWindowAttributes file:
{
"ROX-Pinboard" = {
NoResizebar = Yes;
NoBorder = Yes;
KeepInsideScreen = Yes;
NoAppIcon = Yes;
NoHideOthers = Yes;
SkipWindowList = Yes;
DontSaveSession = Yes;
NoCloseButton = Yes;
NoTitlebar = Yes;
NoMiniaturizeButton = Yes;
Omnipresent = Yes;
};
Xdialog.WHILE_BOX = {
KeepOnTop = Yes;
};
"*" = {
NoAppIcon = Yes;
SharedAppIcon = No;
};
}
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