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e.m.fields

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From: chapel hill, nc

Registered: 2009-03-15

Posts: 31

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HOW TO: Install wbar (Mac-style application launcher bar)

New page added at wiki.  (Could use some work!)

http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/howto/wbar

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Nik_Doof

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Registered: 2008-12-13

Posts: 361

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Re: HOW TO: Install wbar (Mac-style application launcher bar)

More howtos the better, thanks for the work.

corenominal

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From: Lincoln, UK

Registered: 2008-11-20

Posts: 4,887

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Re: HOW TO: Install wbar (Mac-style application launcher bar)

More howtos the better, thanks for the work.

+1. Thank you for your contribution.

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ShaqArif

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From: London, UK

Registered: 2008-11-28

Posts: 70

Re: HOW TO: Install wbar (Mac-style application launcher bar)

Hi e.m. fields,

not come across wbar before, but I'm definitely going to give it a go!

One thing though - you have the following line:

To autostart Wbar add this line to your autostart.sh: #Launch Wbar (sleep 6s && Wbar) &

You should point out that this should be to seperate lines in your autostart.sh, otherwise the whole line will be ignored as comment.

Something like:

To autostart Wbar add these lines to your autostart.sh:
#Launch Wbar
(sleep 6s && Wbar) &

To edit your autostart.sh file, right click on the desktop, and from the menu, select 'Preferences' -> 'Openbox Config' -> 'Edit autostart.sh'

burfoot

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Registered: 2008-11-29

Posts: 45

Re: HOW TO: Install wbar (Mac-style application launcher bar)

Fixed   Auto formatting is sometimes a pain

artay

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From: Earth

Registered: 2009-04-07

Posts: 42

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Re: HOW TO: Install wbar (Mac-style application launcher bar)

Great!
It helps. Thank you for how to.

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n1ck

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From: Oswestry

Registered: 2009-01-20

Posts: 83

Re: HOW TO: Install wbar (Mac-style application launcher bar)

Its covered a bit in the HOWTO: just to add my bit. I found that if you add wbar to autostart but have customised it, then it opens in default settings.

Solution:
Open wbarconf in terminator, then press refresh (which will load your customisations) copy the command that the refresh does and put that into autostart.sh mine is:

(sleep 10s && wbar -bpress -above-desk -zoomf 1.3 -idist 6.0 -isize 40.0) &

Last edited by n1ck (2009-07-13 22:25:37)

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