>>>>> "Subbarao" == chitturi <chitturi_at_dns1.state.mi.us> writes:
Subbarao> My fvwm is up and running. I am using GoodStuff.
Subbarao> Some Buttons on the GoodStuff remain depressed
Subbarao> while others come back to there original state.
Subbarao> What statement do I have to use in my fvwmrc to
Subbarao> avoid this?
RTFM. From the GoodStuff/FvwmButtons man page:
If command is an fvwm Exec command, then the button
will remain pushed in until a window whose name or
class matches the qouted portion of the command is
encountered. This is intended to provide visual
feedback to the user that the action he has requested
will be performed. If the qouted portion contains no
characters, then the button will pop out immediately.
Note that users can continue pressing the button, and
re-executing the command, even when it looks "pressed
in."
Subbarao> At home I have almost the same look and feel
Subbarao> like at work, but each desktop is bigger than
Subbarao> the physical screen. My "EdgeResistance is 10000
Subbarao> 0" so I don't scroll into the next desktop. How
Subbarao> do I adjust the size of the desktop to fit the
Subbarao> physical screen size? It is frustrating to see
Subbarao> the static icons move when the mouse moves
Subbarao> towards the edge of the desktop.
I'm not certain I understand what you are asking here. The desktop
size can only be multiples of the the physical screen size. Try
reading the fvwm man page to figure out how to get the behavior you
want, whatever it may be. Look in the sections covering DeskTopSize,
EdgeResistance, and EdgeScroll.
Chuck
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Received on Mon Sep 25 1995 - 09:01:25 BST