Sounds like a wise move to me. Tkgoodstuff can auto-minimize for
real-estate. And, modesty aside, it's *way* functional. But like all
tcl/tk stuff it's memory-hungry.
No need to use FvwmButtons. To bind a fvwm menu to a tkg button, use
a Tcl command (in the "Advanced" preferences page) like this:
fvwm send 0 {popup "Utilities"}
Of course, tkgoodstuff also has a Menu button with a GUI-configurable
menu . . .
Mark
(Keep up with tkgoodstuff at
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~markcrim/tkgoodstuff)
You write:
>I have assigned a few buttons in my button bar to activate fvwm menus. I
>am thinking of replacing FvwmButtons with TkGoodstuff (any comments on that
>idea?), and I am wondering if it is possible to do the same thing there.
>
>OR, would it be possible to swallow the TkGoodstuff bar into the FvwmButtons
>bar?
>
>I am just trying to find the best way to get 1) the most functionallity,
>2) the greatest available screen real-estate, and 3) the smallest impact on
>the host computer -- all at the same time.
>
>
>Brian Schroeder
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Received on Sun Feb 09 1997 - 20:11:58 GMT